Lansdowne Borough, PA

Mayor Tony shares a Veterans Day message with residents - thanking all veterans for their service and sacrifice. As we celebrate Veterans Day this week on November 11, as your Mayor, I want to thank all veterans for their service and the sacrifices that they have made for our country. You are the reason we have our freedom and all the rights we enjoy in this great country. Thank You. One of those rights is exercising our right to vote. I want to thank all Lansdowne resid...ents who came out to vote either in person or by mail. You voted orderly and with a purpose. No matter who you voted for it was true democracy at its best. I want to thank all the volunteer poll workers who spent all day making sure everything was done properly and fairly. Job well done. Now that the election is over we have many things to work on. Things like the the pandemic, racism, the economy, climate change and a divided country. We need to come together and work together to solve these issues as Americans. I think we can do that and I know we need to do that for everyone. Stay safe, wear a mask and see you around town. Mayor Tony

Click here to learn more about the upcoming Flu Clinics in November:

In October, Lansdowne Borough Council passed a resolution recognizing November as Native American Heritage Month. Read the resolution on the Lansdowne Borough website under Government/resolutions:

Join in celebrating Marlyn or any of Lansdowne’s many scenic parks this autumn! 1. Play along with our autumn family "I Spy," which you can download from our website. 2. Write and post your own poem celebrating our passive parks and tag us on Facebook! #LansdowneParkPoems ... Click here to learn more:

A public forum to discuss the plans for bicycle facilities in the borough was held on September 30th. The plan was subsequently revised based on resident feedback. Borough Council will vote on the revised plan at the General Borough Council Meeting on November 18. Click here to learn more: https://www.lansdowneborough.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=218

Learn more about Delaware County Senior Community Services' Aging at Home Program. You are invited to a zoom meeting Thursday, November 19, at 6:00 pm.

The deadline is approaching for businesses and nonprofits to apply for the third round of DelcoStrong grants! Businesses need to apply before November 6th! See the details on the DelcoStrong website:

Remember to Vote Today! Voters are encouraged to review a Sample Ballot for their precinct before voting. This will help voters familiarize themselves with the candidates and reduce time spent voting at the polling place, which will expedite the process for all voters. Sample Ballots can be viewed at https://qoo.ly/38zqji. Voters at the polls are urged to wear a mask. They are also encouraged to wash or sanitize their hands. These measures will help residents protect each other and the poll workers who have dedicated their time on Election Day. See More on the Delaware County Government Website: https://www.delcopa.gov///2020/electiondayexpectation.html

To all Lansdowne Borough residents, Lansdowne Borough Council will be discussing the preliminary budget for 2021 at Council on Wednesday, November 4, 2020. Also, Lansdowne Borough will be discussing the revisions to the Bicycle Facilities. We thank all residents who participated in the Public Forum to discuss the plan and contributed with comments to the plan. All residents' comments were considered and the current plan addresses many of the concerns. View the revised plan here:

More fun pictures from this past weekend's safe Halloween event! Borough Council would like to thank all of the residents and visitors who participated!

Lansdowne Borough Council Members had a great time seeing everyone in costumes at the safe Halloween Event this past weekend!

The leaf collection schedule is an estimation. It is expected that weather and emergent priorities will disrupt the schedule. Nevertheless, residents should adhere to this schedule to meet the cycle of collections and routes throughout the Borough. Click here to learn more: