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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ridley Township Is Looking Out For Its Taxpayers
When Crozer-Chester Medical Center closed last year, the Township acted quickly to protect residents by contracting with Narberth Ambulance for Advanced Life Support (ALS) emergency service. That coverage costs Ridley Township $650,000 a year. Here is the concern. Five neighboring municipalities are using the ALS service our residents pay for, and they are contributing nothing toward the cost. That adds up to approximately $25,000 every month, carried entirely by Ridley Tow
23 hours ago
Solicitation Permits: June 24, 2026
The following solicitation permits are currently issued in Ridley Township: 📌 Power Home and Remodeling – 7 Representatives 📅 Permits will expire on Wednesday, July 22, 2026 Permit holders received a copy of the Township ordinance and were reminded to keep their issued permit with them at all times. If you encounter a door-to-door solicitation issue, PLEASE DIAL 911 immediately. Thank you.
1 day ago
CDCA Project Update: Mitchell Avenue and Agnes Avenue Area
Please see the attached update from 8th Ward Commissioner Michael D. Capozzoli regarding the Central Delaware County Authority sewer relining project in the Mitchell Avenue and Agnes Avenue area. Key clarification from CDCA: residents CAN use water during the work, but usage must be limited. Flushing toilets and brushing teeth are fine. Avoid running the dishwasher or doing laundry, which risks a sewer backup. SAK Construction will place door hangers a couple of days before w
Jun 5
Important Update from Commissioner Michael Capozzoli for Residents in the Mitchell Avenue and Agnes Avenue Area
I am aware of the notice that residents in the Mitchell Avenue and Agnes Avenue area have received from SAK Construction regarding the upcoming sanitary sewer repairs. This work is being performed on sewer infrastructure owned and operated by the Central Delaware County Authority. I understand the concerns many residents have about the extent of the inconvenience the letter states. While this work is necessary to maintain and improve critical infrastructure, it is important
Jun 3
Traffic Signal Outage in Ridley Township - June 3rd
Heads up if you travel through Ridley Township tomorrow. The traffic light at South Ave and Franklin Ave will be out on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Flaggers will be on site to direct traffic. Plan a few extra minutes and stay alert through the intersection. Thank you!
Jun 2
Offices Closed and No Trash Collection - Monday, May 25th (Memorial Day)
Ridley Township Municipal Offices will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day. There will be no trash collection that day. Take a moment to remember and honor those who gave their lives in service to our country.
May 22
Discounted Amusement Tickets Now Available for Summer 2026
Planning a summer trip? Start here. Ridley Township residents save on tickets to Hersheypark, Philadelphia Zoo, Adventure Aquarium, Morey's Piers, Disney, Universal, and more. Some tickets are available to print at home. Others are sold at the Township office, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Cash only. Click here for more information.
May 22
Tuesday, May 19: Offices Closed and No Trash Collection
Ridley Township Municipal Offices will be closed on Tuesday, May 19 in observance of Election Day. There will be no trash collection that day. Make time to get out and vote. Every election matters, especially the local ones.
May 15
Ridley Township Police Department is Hiring
Looking to start or grow your career in law enforcement? Ridley Township Police Department is accepting applications for entry-level patrol officers and lateral hires. What you need to apply: - 21 years of age, U.S. citizen, HS diploma or equivalent - Act 120 certified or currently enrolled in an accredited Police Academy - Valid PA driver's license - Residency in Ridley Township for the first 3 years (lateral hires: PA residency within 10 miles of the Municipal Building) Wha
Apr 28
Ridley's 3rd Ward: Celebrating Service & New Leadership
After 12 years of dedicated service to the residents of Ridley Township, we extend our deepest thanks to 3rd Ward Commissioner Betsy Cummins on her retirement. Betsy's commitment, leadership, and care for our community have made a lasting impact, and her contributions will continue to benefit the Ward for years to come.
Apr 22
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