A special notice about branch collection. What Should Be Discarded After A Power Outage? As soon as power return CHECK TEMPERATURES. Then use this chart to see what should be disgarded and what can be kept. Download this document
King of Prussia, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will start construction Monday, July 6, on a $2 million project to rehabilitate the structurally deficient bridge carrying Aston Mills Road over Chester Creek in Aston Township, Delaware County. The Aston Mills Road bridge is one of two bridges that PennDOT will repair under a $6,637,980 bridge improvement project. On May 11, construction began to rehabilitate the bridge carrying Linfield Road over the Schuylkill River in East Coventry Township, Chester County and Limerick Township, Montgomery County. Both projects are scheduled to be completed in late fall 2015. Crews will work the [...]
Aston Commissioners President Jim Stigale presented nine-term commissioner Jim McGinn with a service award for his dedication to the township. Photo by Loretta Rodgers Aston Commissioners President Jim Stigale, during the June 17 meeting of the board of commissioners, presented longtime 5th Ward Commissioner Jim McGinn with a service award in recognition of his 36 years of dedicated service to the township. McGinn was also acknowledged on May 15 by the Delaware County Association of Township Commissioners during its annual banquet. “For Jim McGinn, 2015 marks 36 years of service to the Aston community, and in particular to the [...]
2nd Ward Commissioner Graham with members of Delaware County Council The Township has acquired three properties located in the second ward from the Delaware County repository for the sum of $122.50 each, which includes the sale price of $1 and filing fees. The properties located on Mount Road, Lenni Road and Aston Mills/Mount Road have been abandoned by their previous owners with no bids being received at the judicial upset sale. The properties were recently transferred to 2nd Ward Commissioner Carol Graham on behalf of the township from County Council. “It is the belief of the board of commissioners [...]
The Board of Commissioners is very much aware of the traffic issues and concerns along Concord Road, especially at the intersections of Concord Road and Donnelly Avenue and at Concord Road and MacInyre Drive. Until recently, the only option available was to install a traffic signal at each location. In 2014, the Township Engineer suggested that a recent change in PennDOT policy may in fact address most, if not all, of the traffic concerns at these intersections and this portion of Concord Road. After studying the design and operation of roundabouts for a number of years, PennDOT has established a policy [...]
Over the years, stormwater management basins have been constructed throughout the Township as neighborhood development occurred. In the intervening years, little, if any maintenance on the basins has been done. As engineers, planners and environmentalists studied the impact that stormwater basins had on the environment, a body of knowledge developed. This work has lead to a better understanding of the functioning of these basins and the water courses they flow into.
Hometown Concerts start June 8th! Officers Thomas Giancristoforo and Joseph Hart recognized by Township Commissioners; Sisters of St. Francis schedule facility tours; First Annual Cleanup Day is a huge success; and more in this month's issue of the Aston Township Times. Download it now!
Memorial Day 2015 in Asotn PA – Photo by: Loretta Rodgers By Loretta Rodgers. Hundreds of Aston Township residents attended the annual Memorial Day Parade and observance held May 25 at American Legion Post #926 […]
Aston Township Police Officer Joseph Hart was presented a commendation of merit by Police Chief Dan Ruggieri and 5th Ward Commissioner Jim McGinn during the May 20 meeting of the Aston Board of Commissioners.Photo by Loretta Rodgers by: Loretta Rodgers. Aston Township Police Officer Joseph Hart was presented a commendation of merit during the May 20 board of commissioners meeting for exemplary police work in recognizing and apprehending an alleged serial robbery suspect. […]
Thomas J. Giancristoforo, Jr. was named Aston Township Police Officer of the year. He is pictured with Police Chief Daniel Ruggieri and 5th Ward Commissioner Jim McGinn. Photo by Loretta Rodgers Aston Township Police Officer Thomas J. Giancristoforo, Jr., during the May 20 meeting of the Aston Board of Commissioners, was presented a proclamation and recognized as Police Officer of the Year. […]
