News Summer 2015
Business Community, Township Officials Share Ideas at Roundtable Event Lower Providence business community members shared their perspectives on economic development with Township officials at a roundtable discussion on April 29. Hosted by the Township's Business Development Committee, the event was attended by some 30 business owners/operators, brokers and real estate agents. Supervisor Colleen Eckman, a member of the Business Development Committee, welcomed the attendees. "We're willing to listen and we want to hear your thoughts," she said and emphasized that the Board of Supervisors is committed to filling vacant properties and growing the existing businesses.
completed in partnership with the state and Montgomery County include the Arcola Road Bridge replacement and the Route 422/363 interchange project. He explained that the Township has put into place a 5-year road resurfacing plan.
receipts or business privilege taxes. Responsiveness also was cited with one attendee noting, "A focus group like this is very rare and reflects that the Township is very supportive." Others brought procedural challenges to the attention of Township officials.
The attendees then assessed the Township's strengths and weaknesses and their own successes and challenges. A safe place to live and work and great location were high on many of their lists, as was the fact that there are no mercantile, gross
All agreed that the roundtable was very beneficial and saw value in future events. If you'd like to be included in future Business Development events, contact businessdevelopment@lowerprovide nce.org.
Those in attendance were asked what brought them to the event. In addition to the opportunity to provide their input, many said they wanted to find out how they could work together to help the township. Township Manager Rich Gestrich opened the roundtable by updating the group on the Township's ongoing work in three key areas: Infrastructure, planning, and mediabased efforts. Projects being
Inside This Issue Contact Information ...........................2 On Your Marc 5K Run/Walk ................2 Meeting Schedule...............................2 Sacrifice & Service Commemorated ....4 Arcola Road Bridge Update .................5 Identity Theft & Credit Card Fraud ......6 Special Police Programs ......................7 Drug Take-Back Day ............................9 Project Return Safely ..........................9
Code Enforcement ............................10 Sewer Authority News ......................10 Protecting Water Resources ..............11 Library News & Programs.............12-13 Annual Fireman's Fair .......................15 Household Hazardous Waste Events..16 Paper Shredding Events ....................17 Rabies Clinics ....................................18 Parks & Recreation News.............19-22
We're Open for Business If you're looking for a home for your business, there is no better place than Lower Providence Township. You'll have access to major highways and a skilled workforce and you'll be part of a great community. We have the tools and resources to meet your needs and our professional team is ready to help. So if you are starting a business, relocating or expanding, let us show you what Lower Providence Township has to offer. Contact Bill Roth at 610-635-3519 or email broth@lowerprovidence.org
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Founded by Lower Providence Township residents Mary and Megan MacFarland, the race honors the memory of Marc J. Small, a Special Forces Medic with the US Army who was killed in action in 2009 in Afghanistan. Proceeds from the race benefit "Small Steps in Speech," a foundation created by Marc's fiancée
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Jason Sorgini, Chairman jsorgini@lowerprovidence.org Patrick T. Duffy, Vice Chairman pduffy@lowerprovidence.org Colleen Eckman ceckman@lowerprovidence.org
MEETING SCHEDULE
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Board of Supervisors 7:30 p.m.1st and 3rd Thursdays
Jill Zimmerman jzimmerman@lowerprovidence.org Board of Supervisors meetings: First and third Thursdays of the month at 7:30 p.m.
TOWNSHIP MANAGER Richard Gestrich ................................610-635-3526 rgestrich@lowerprovidence.org
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Library Board of Trustees 7:00 p.m., 3rd Monday Library Board Room Parks & Recreation Board 7:00 p.m., 2nd Tuesday
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Amanda Charney to assist children with communicative disorders. Both the run and 2-mile walk start and finish at the Lower Providence Fire Company, 3199 Ridge Pike, Eagleville. For individual, team and doggie registration information, visit www.lowerprovidence.org/events.htm.
All meetings held at the Township Administration Building unless otherwise noted.
Board of Supervisors & Zoning Hearing Board meetings are shown on the Cable Access Channel (Comcast Channel 28 and Verizon Channel 42) the Sewer Authority week following a meeting. nd 7:30 p.m., 2 Rebroadcast times are Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 1 am, Sewer Authority 9 am and 7 pm. You can also Upcoming Administration watch Board of Supervisors Board Room Office Closures Zoning Hearing Flag Day (observed) - June 15 m e e t i n g s o n l i n e a t , www.lowerprovidence.org Independence Day Board click on "Minutes" to find the (observed) July 3 7:00 p.m. Labor Day - September 7 meeting videos. 4th Thursday
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Sacrifice and Service Commemorated with Plaque Lower Providence Township police officers joined fellow law enforcement officials from across Montgomery County on April 27, 2015 to dedicate a plaque to Chief John J. Culp who died in the line of duty more than 50 years ago. The ceremony was part of the Montgomery County Hero Cop Program that honors men and women who have been killed or died in the line of duty. Chief Culp, Lower Providence Township's first full-time police chief, died on Christmas Day 1963 while serving the citizens of Lower Providence Township. Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman hosted the ceremony, which included speakers Jimmy Binns and Lower Providence Township Police Chief Francis Carroll. Binns, an attorney, founded the Hero Cop Program in 2001 to honor men and women in law enforcement who were killed or died in the line of duty in Philadelphia. The program has since expanded to Montgomery County. Chief Culp served with State Police for 27 years, retiring in 1957, before being appointed as police chief in Lower Providence Township. On December 25, 1963, he was found unresponsive in his patrol car was transported to Montgomery Hospital where he was pronounced dead; he had suffered a heart attack.
In his remarks, Chief Carroll noted that the Hero Plaque honors Chief Culp's sacrifice and service to the community. He said that the location for the plaque, next to the entrance to the police station, was chosen so that it would be viewed by all those coming to the station, whether they be victims, witnesses, Scouts visiting for a tour, or someone paying a parking ticket. "Most importantly," Chief Carroll said, "we wanted the plaque to be viewed by the police officers of the Lower P r o v i d e n c e To w n s h i p P o l i c e Department each and every time that they entered the doors of the station." Chief Culp's daughter, Carolyn Bigelow, and her husband, Dick Bigelow, a former Pottstown Borough police officer, traveled from Cape Cod, Mass. to attend the ceremony. With Chief Carroll, they unveiled the plaque. Sponsored by the Township, the plaque reads: In memory of Chief John J. Culp. Died in the line of duty protecting the citizens of Lower P r o v i d e n c e To w n s h i p a n d Montgomery County on December 25, 1963. Dedicated by his Family and Friends. In addition to his law enforcement duties, Chief Culp was involved in
many local organizations. A Mason, he was a member of Warren Lodge 310 F & AM of Collegeville, the Lehigh Consistory of Allentown and the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Norristown Forest. He had served as the president of the Collegeville Acacia Club, was a member and president of the Collegeville Lions Club, and was a member of the West Norriton Lions Club. Chief Culp was a member of the Lower Providence, Jefferson and Collegeville volunteer fire companies and served as one of the organizers when the Lower Perkiomen Little League was formed in 1952.
With Chief Culp's daughter, Carolyn Bigelow and her husband, Dick, (2 nd from left and right) are Jimmy Binns, Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman and Lower Providence Township Police Chief Francis Carroll.
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Arcola Road Bridge Update BRIDGE REPLACEMENT - Work continues on the replacement of the Arcola Road Bridge. As of late April, PennDOT reported that piers were being completed and abutments are slated to be finished by the end of summer. The deck should be completed by year's end and the target opening is July 2016.
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Identity Theft and Credit Card Fraud What To Do If You're a Victim of Identity Theft/Credit Card Fraud When someone uses your name and other personal information to commit fraud, it's a crime. The problem is that you may not know that your identity and/or credit card information has been stolen until you get bills for credit card(s) you didn't open, credit card charges you didn't authorize or a bad credit report with debts that you never knew you had. Here are some steps to take when you discover you're a victim of identity theft or credit card fraud: Contact the Fraud Department of any of the three major credit-reporting bureaus to place a fraud alert on your account. Once they've confirmed the alert, the other two bureaus will automatically be notified. The alert signals that credit should not be issued without contacting you by telephone. If you are the victim of fraud, you may order a free copy of your credit report from all three credit bureaus. Experian -1-888-397-3742 www.experian.com
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The Lower Providence Township Police Department maintains a hotline to solicit leads from residents on tobacco, drug and alcohol violators. This information, along with other independent information, has led to successful investigations and arrests. In addition, the hotline has been expanded to provide a means in which parents can report "party" information. Parents who obtained prior information of an upcoming drug or alcohol party can report the information through the hotline. The police will attempt to notify the parents of the host juvenile prior to the party, in the hopes of preventing a tragedy. The Lower Providence Township Police Department Hotline number is (610) 539-3195.
A list of licensed solicitors/peddlers can be found on the Police Department page of the website, lowerprovidence.or g/police.htm. Under Township Ordinance, solicitors/peddlers are required to obtain a license from the Police Department. Soliciting is restricted to the hours of 9 am to 8 pm or sunset, and not allowed on Sundays. The approved license must be carried by those soliciting. Also, licensed peddlers/solicitors are not to approach or call upon residences or businesses where a notice has been placed indicating that the occupant does not wish to be solicited.
The Lower Providence Township Police Department provides home checks for residents and property owners going away on vacation. A police officer will check the property at least once a day in the absence of the resident/property owner. To receive this service, call the Police Dispatch Center at (610) 539-5901, Monday to Friday.
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Township Joins Countywide Drug Take-Back Day The Lower Providence Township Police Department took part in a prescription drug take back day sponsored by the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office on April 25. The event was part of a n o n g o i n g - e f f o r t t o t a ke prescription medication safely out of circulation and in particularly, out of medicine cabinets where it could be accessible to children and teens.
Montgomery County. A collection box is located in the police department lobby and can be accessed Monday through Friday, 7 am to 8 pm. It is recommended that identifying labels be removed or blotted out before disposal. The medicine must be in a sealed container such as the original bottle or a sealed bag. Liquid products and creams should be in original containers. Pet medications are accepted. The Township's Police Department Intravenous solutions, injectables is one of 25 permanent, year- and needles, and illicit substances r o u n d p r e s c r i p t i o n d r u g will not be accepted. drop-off sites located throughout
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returned to: Project Return Safely Coordinator, Lower Providence Township Police Department, 100 Parklane Drive, Eagleville, PA 19403. The Police Department can also provide registered The Lower Providence Township caregivers with information about Police Department, in conjunction the Alzheimer's Association and with the Alzheimer's Association the services it offers. /Delaware Valley Chapter, offers Project Return Safely, a voluntary program that assists police officers in reuniting caregivers with lost or wandering loved ones suffering from Alzheimer's disease, Autism or other incapacitating conditions. This free service is a valuable tool in identifying distressed individuals q u i c k l y a n d e f f e c t i v e l y. Enrollment forms for Project Return Safely can be obtained online at : www.lowerprovidence.org/police.htm
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Regulations Protect Public Safety and Property Values than one inch are considered in an unsafe Home Improvement Projects: condition and shall be replaced once a Investigate Before You Invest permit has been issued by the Township. A building permit is a license Water discharge - Storm water, surface water, spring water, groundwater, roof runoff, subsurface drainage, building foundation drainage, cellar drainage or Township regulations regarding property drainage from roof leader connections conditions and maintenance are in place shall not be discharged into any sewer. to protect public safety and property values. In addition to local requirements, Inoperable vehicles are to be housed in a the Township follows the International permanent structure, such as a garage. Property Maintenance Code. Street numbers must be visible from the Homeowners are asked to keep in mind: street, posted on the side of the building Grass should be kept to 6 inches in height or on a mailbox, or sign. Numbers must or less and vegetation should be trimmed be a minimum of 4" high in a contrasting so it doesn't obstruct the street or public color to the background. right of way. Smoke detectors are required on every Sidewalks - Homeowners are responsible level of all residential dwellings, in each for the repair and maintenance of sleeping room, and outside each separate sidewalks. Sidewalks with a horizontal sleeping area in the immediate vicinity of crack or a difference in elevation of more the bedrooms.
to begin construction of a building project or to install equipment regulated by Township code. Permits and inspections are necessary to
verify that building and fire code standards are met to ensure the public's health, safety and welfare. The codes apply whether a professional or a do-it-yourselfer does the job. To obtain a permit, you'll need to complete an application and submit permit fees and plans. The permit must be posted at your project site so that it is visible from the street. Inspections are required throughout a project. The Community Development Department can provide information that will help your project succeed and avoid potential problems that could cost you time and money. Visit www.lowerprovidence.org/codeenforcement for more information on permit requirements. Application forms can be found at www.lowerprovidence.org/forms.
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Inspection Program Shows Results - The Sewer Authority is continuing with its I/I (inflow and infiltration) Abatement Program. To date, the Sewer Authority inspected over 2,941 properties within the Township and is scheduling another 500 for inspection this summer in an effort to reduce the amount of I/I entering the system from sump pumps, foundation drains, downspouts, and broken vent stacks. We extend a sincere "Thank You" to all customers that have given their full cooperation with the inspection program and want you to know that as result there has been a noticeable reduction in the flow in our pipes during periods of heavy rain. The inspections are being done in phases and inspection notices will be posted in your sewer rental bill. Please check your bill for this notice and contact the Sewer Authority as soon as your notice is posted. Your immediate response saves the Sewer Authority a great deal of time and money that would
Leaks Repaired - The Authority is also repairing leaks in its pipes and manholes. Since the abatement program began, the Authority has inspected and repaired or replaced over 36,000 linear feet of pipe and 151 manholes. By the end of 2015, the SA plans to make repairs to an additional 100 manholes.
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Website Updates - The Authority will be making updates to the website in the coming months to include information about policies, procedures and activities. We encourage you to check the site often and call us with any questions you may have regarding the information that is posted. Click on the Sewer Authority tab under "Departments" on the left side of
the home page of the Township website, www.lowerprovidence.org. Sewer Authority employees are always available during regular business hours to address emergency situations. For afterhours emergencies, call 1-800-379-5713. Should you have a backup in your outside line, contact the Sewer Authority before you call your plumber so that they can verify that it is not being caused by a blockage in the main line.
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Protecting Water Resources: Small Ways to Make a Big Impact Flooding, water quality, and other stormwater issues may seem too big for one person's actions to have impact, but this is not necessarily true. Activities such as mowing and fertilizing your lawn have an impact on water resources.
up in a storm drain taking the clippings directly to local streams. There they decompose and act as major pollutants increasing nitrogen to unsafe levels for fish and other aquatic life.
A stormwater friendly lawn is one that can absorb rainwater and does not harm local streams by the overapplication of chemicals. Likewise, a stormwater friendly garden is one that uses organic compost as fertilizer and also minimizes or eliminates the use of chemicals. By spreading grass clippings on your lawn, you can reduce the amount of fertilizer needed. If mulching is not possible, bag the clippings and store them in a compost area where the organic material can be used as a fertilizer as a later date. It is important to keep clippings out of storm drains and the street where they could end
While many insects are harmless to people and play a role in maintaining a healthy lawn or garden, some create problems. Once you identify the pests you have, consult an expert for a nonchemical alternative to controlling them. It's important to keep grass clippings out of the street and storm drains.
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Library News & Programs To register for programs or check on more programs coming up, check the library website at LowerProvidenceLibrary.org or call the Library at 610-666-6640. Lynda.com, the leading online learning site for technology, software, creative and business skills, is now available free to Lower Providence Township residents on their home computers. Thousands of online courses and video tutorials are available on topics of software, photography, 3-D animation, web development, video and audio production, business skills, and more. To access the site, login with your library card through the website, lowerprovidencelibrary.org. The link is on the Electronic Resource page in the eLibrary tab. The library also has purchased six new laptop computers loaded with Microsoft Office, Photoshop Essentials and Premier Essentials and is increasing the level of technology classes offered in the library. The increase in technology training and resources is in answer to the high priority placed on developing technology skills by those who responded to the library's 2013 Community Survey. This project is made possible by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services as administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Education through the Office of Commonwealth Libraries, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolf, Governor. $5-A-Bag Used Book Sale Books for all ages for $5.00 a bag! Load up on books for the summer to take on vacation. The Friends of the Lower Providence Community Library will run this sale from May 30 to June 20. Dinner and a Murder! It is not too early to mark the calendar for October 30, the date of the library's fall fundraising event - dinner and a murder mystery show at Chadwick's Restaurant & Bar.
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Library News & Programs To register for programs or check on more programs coming up, check the library website at LowerProvidenceLibrary.org or call the Library at 610-666-6640. TEEN PROGRAMS Canasta Savvy Social Security Summer Reading Program Thursdays, 11:45 am Thursday, June 4 & 18, 6:30-8:00 pm June 22-August 15 2-part program on strategies for Yoga Read and win prizes, maximizing benefits Mondays, 5:45-6:45 pm and Fridays, Key Financial Concepts for Women 3:30-4:30 pm Babysitting Course Tuesday, June 16, 6:30 pm Five-day certified course, Chair Yoga Key concept in building a financial Mon.-Fri, June 22-26 Wednesdays, 2:00-3:00 pm portfolio 1:30-3:00 pm Applicants must be 11 years of age, Meditation Understanding Medicare $30 registration fee Contact library for times and dates Wednesday, June 17, 12:30 pm Learn about options and plans Monthly available when you turn 65 2015 Summer Teen Read Author, Afternoon Book Discussion Group Jordan Sonnenblick! TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS 3rd Monday, 1:00 pm Microsoft Word Basics Evening Book Discussion Group Wednesday, August 12, 7:00 pm Pizza & conversation with awardnd 2 Wednesday, 7:00 pm, no meeting winning young adult author More Microsoft Word July-August Jordan Sonnenblick. Friday, June 5, 10:30 pm; Free autographed book giveaways. program repeats on Book Swap Group rd Registration required. Wednesday, August 19, 7:00 pm 3 Tuesday, 6:30 pm Requires basic familiarity with Word Friday, June 26 @ 11:30 am Friends of the Library Microsoft Excel Basics 2nd Thursday 7:00 pm, no meeting 3-part class Friday, July 10, 17 & 24, ADULT PROGRAMS July-August 10:30 am Weekly Mahjong More Microsoft Excel Special Programs Tuesdays, 1:00-3:00 pm Friday, August 7 & 14, 10:30 am Summer Reading Program 2-part class, requires basic familiarity June 22-August 15 English Conversation (ESL) with Excel Tuesdays, 7:00 pm To register for programs or check on more Knitting Wednesdays, 10:00-noon
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Lots of Family Fun at Annual Fireman's Fair The annual Lower Providence Township Volunteer Fire Company "Fireman's Fair" will take place June 11 through June 20, 2015. The fair has been a major fund raiser for the Fire Company since the 1940's. What started out as a horse show on
the grounds of Superior Tube Company before the fire company purchased the grounds on Ridge Pike has become one of the best and largest fairs in the area. Working hand in hand with Reithoffer Shows, the fire company strives to bring family entertainment to Lower Providence. The Fire Company runs the "Cabana" - a food stand with hamburgers, hot dogs, steak
sandwiches and other grill favorites. The fresh corn stand is partnered with the Lions Club, for the tastiest fresh corn in the area. The fire company also runs the "Clam Stand" with fresh seafood from the Eastern shore of Maryland. And, of course, there's the famous Fire Company Donuts. The amount of donuts sold per evening at
the fair averages about 1,500! Ride Megapasses will be available for sale starting in May. Please check the Fire Company Facebook page and website, lpfire.com, for updates as the fair approaches. Please come out and support your 100% volunteer fire company.
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2015 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events Dates, Times and Locations
Free residential collection events are held outdoors from 9am-3pm, rain or shine. Residents may attend any event as well as any Household Hazardous Waste event held by Bucks, Chester, Delaware, or Philadelphia Counties.
All Events 9am - 3pm
There are no Permanent drop off locations.
Saturday, July 11
Event workers will unload your materials so please remain in your vehicle.
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Toxic and flammable household chemicals are collected for proper disposal. Acceptable items include gasoline, oil, kerosene, turpentine, paint thinner, oil paint, stains, varnish, pool chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, antifreeze, caustic cleaners and solvents, mercury, thermometers, flares, fire extinguishers, lead acid batteries, rechargeable batteries, fluorescent tube light bulbs, and CFL bulbs.
Saturday, August 8 Abington Junior High School 2056 Susquehanna Road Abington, PA 19001
Do Not Bring electronics, appliances, asbestos, explosives, ammunition, medical waste, radioactive waste, smoke detectors, items containing Freon, tires or the following:
SUNDAY, October 18 Lower Merion Transfer Station 1300 North Woodbine Avenue Penn Valley, PA 19072
Latex Paint is not hazardous and can be placed in the trash once it is dry. Air dry latex paint or add absorbent material like kitty litter until paint becomes a solid.
For additional information: Please visit MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org, or call the recycling line at 610-278-3618. Please do not contact the host sites.
Alkaline Household Batteries are not hazardous and should be thrown in the trash. Prescription Medications should be disposed of in the secure MedReturn drop box located in the Lower Providence Township Police Department (see page 9 for details). Propane or Helium Tanks should be taken to locations listed in the Recycling Guide at MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org. MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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2015 COMMUNITY PAPER SHREDDING EVENTS The Montgomery County Commissioners in conjunction with Shred One Security Corp. will be sponsoring FREE community paper shredding events.
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Saturday, August 15 (9am noon)
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Sunday, October 4 (9am noon)
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Please make sure that there is no plastic, plastic bags, batteries, cardboard, or metal, other than staples and paper clips in the waste. Bring documents in boxes or paper bags for ease of shredding on site 2 boxes or paper bags per vehicle limit in consideration of other attendees Volunteers will assist with removing documents from vehicles Rain or shine This event is open to residents of Montgomery County as a community service. Please, no businesses.
Shred One regularly participates in community shredding events which are sponsored by various organizations and governmental agencies. This offers residents in the community the opportunity to destroy their confidential documents and avoid the pitfalls of i dentity theft. Mobile shredding trucks perform all of the paper shredding on site. All shredded paper is recycled. Shred One is currently recycling paper at a rate which saves over 70,000 trees annually!
For additional information: Please visit MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org or call the recycling line at 610-278-3618. MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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Low-Cost Rabies Clinics Sponsored by the Montgomery County Health Department Dogs, cats, ferrets: $10 per shot. All clinics are 9 am to 11 am.
June 13 Collegeville Community Park 4th and Park Avenue Collegeville, PA 19426
June 20 Encore Experiences (formerly Harleysville Senior Center) 312 Alumni Avenue Harleysville, PA 19438
June 27 Padden Park Burnside Avenue and Oakland Drive West Norriton, PA 19403 All animals must be leashed or in an approved carrier. On-site dog licensing will be available through the Montgomery County Treasurer's Office.
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Parks & Recreation Department 2015 Summer Recreation Guide... NOW ON-LINE! Our thrilling new Recreation Guide is filled with fun and exciting recreation programs, events and trips for everyone!
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Department of Parks & Recreation 100 Parklane Drive Eagleville, PA 19403 610-635-3543 www.lowerprovidence.org PARKS & RECREATION OFFICE STAFF Karl A. Lukens Parks & Recreation Director Karen M. Hegedus Recreation Superintendent Karen L. Barron Administrative Assistant
Youth & Adult Tennis Clinics American Red Cross Babysitting Courses British Soccer Camps Impact Basketball Camp Cupcake/Cake Decorating Camp Theatre Horizon Drama Camp Multi-Sports Camp Bricks 4 Kidz LEGO Camp Computer Explorers Camp AND SO MUCH MORE!
RECREATION PROGRAM NOTES: Early Registration Saving (ERS): W ith the ERS, you'll save an average of 10% just for registering early! To qualify, register more than 7 days before the start date of a program. (Does not include bus trips.) You Snooze…You Lose! Nothing cancels a good class quicker than waiting until the last minute to register. If there are not enough registrations by a certain date, the program will be cancelled! No walkins accepted at program site, so please register early!
PARKS & RECREATION BOARD MEMBERS Beth Ann Mazza, Chair William Wurtz, Vice Chair Erin DiPaolo John Neilson Jr. Charlotte Mandracchia J P Mascaro George Ozorowski Zach Bodek - Student Rep. Jessica McNally - Student Rep. Carina Tse - Student Rep.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR… NEW DATE! INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION CONCERT & FIREWORKS
Saturday, July 4th Eagleville Park 6:30 pm Concert by "Sound Investment Band"
The Lower Providence Township Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide professional, multifaceted leisure services to the community.
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Food, Family & Fun…A Community Tradition! Our mission is based on a passion for enriching the lives of our residents through recreation, creating natural beauty and maintaining a safe, clean park environment. We foster the responsibility for developing, supporting and administering recreational activities and facilities that enhance the quality of life for all our residents.
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Parks & Recreation Department Amusement Park Discount Tickets
Discount Movie Tickets
Lower Providence Township Department of Parks and Recreation offers discount tickets to the "Movie Tavern" & "Regal Entertainment Group" theaters in our area. These ticket vouchers may be purchased at the Township Building, Monday - Friday, between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm. Cash, Visa and MasterCard are accepted to purchase tickets. No personal checks, refunds or exchanges.
Movie Tavern Tickets are $8.50 Regal Entertainment Group tickets are $9.00** **We now offer Premium Tickets and there is no longer a restriction on new release films. Participating Regal Entertainment Group theatres include United Artists, Regal Cinemas & Edwards Theatres. Regal Entertainment Group ticket vouchers do not expire.
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BUS TRIPS & TOURS Trips are being sponsored in conjunction with Upper Providence, Skippack and Worcester Township Parks & Recreation Departments Baltimore Inner Harbor
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Wed. July 1
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Wed. August 12
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Cape May & Whale Watching
Sat. September 26 $70 pp
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NYC On Your Own Wed. November 11 $48 pp Pick-up Locations: Exact bus pick-up locations and times will be determined (1) week prior to trip and confirmed to all participants with a phone call or via e-mail.
Lower Providence Township offers savings on discount amusement parks! These admission tickets may be purchased at the Township Building, Monday - Friday, between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm. Cash, Visa and MasterCard are accepted to purchase tickets. No personal checks, refunds or exchanges. Tickets will be available May through March. Call ahead to confirm availability.
Amusement Parks Include: Adventure Aquarium Knoebel's Dorney Park Sesame Place Dutch Wonderland Six Flags Hershey Park & MUCH MORE SPECIAL WAYS TO REMEMBER LOVED ONES Consider tree, bench or brick donations
Memorial trees, benches and Walk of Honor brick pavers are welcomed donations at sites within the Lower Providence Township Parks system and are special ways to honor the memory of a loved one.
If you or your family enjoy a particular park and wish to place a lasting memorial to a family member, friend or pet consider donating a tree or bench. Memorial brick pavers are added to the Walk of Honor in front of the Township's Veterans' Memorial located at the Administration Building. Memorial gift forms are available at the Administration Building or on-line at the Township website www.lowerprovidence.org under Forms & Documents. The Township must approve any wording that will appear on any plaques and/or bricks. Once the form is received by the Parks and Recreation Department, we will contact you to confirm your donation. If you have any questions or would like more information about the memorial donation programs, contact Karl Lukens, Director of Parks and Recreation at 610-635-3543 or klukens@lowerprovidence.org.
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Parks & Recreation News 2015 SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS! Lil' Perkiomy ~ Camp Perkiomy ~ Perkiomy Trailblazers th st Monday through Friday ~ June 15 through July 13 Summer Camp Information, Activity/Trip Calendars and Registration Forms are available on the Township website at www.lowerprovidence.org LIL' PERKIOMY
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Lil' Perkiomy Camp is designed for preschool children aged 4 to 5 years old who may have been in a day care or preschool setting throughout the school year. Children will participate in games, arts & crafts, free play time and other activities. "Special Guests" are scheduled throughout the summer.
Camp Perkiomy is designed for children who have completed Kindergarten through children entering 5th grade. Each week is different with a variety of carefully planned activities including arts and crafts, organized games, off-site trips and special events.
Perkiomy Trailblazers Camp is designed for youths who are entering 5th through 8th grades. 2 days a week are trip days, and 3 days campers will be on-site with special guest speakers and a variety of arts and crafts, organized games especially designed for this pre-teen age group.
Lil' Perkiomy Camp is located at Eagleville Park - Pavilion. Camp times are 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. In case of inclement weather, camp moves into the Township Building.
Camp Perkiomy has 3 locations: Eagleville Elementary, Arrowhead Elementary and Audubon Elementary. Camp times are 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. (Extended care is available before and after camp at an additional fee).
Perkiomy Trailblazers Camp has 2 locations: Eagleville Park (Shoemaker House) and Arrowhead Elementary. Camp times are 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. (Extended care is available before and after camp at an addition fee).
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Come join the fun at the 28 Annual Community Fall Festival on Saturday, October 3, 2015 Lower Providence Township's Fall Festival is a popular family-oriented community event. The average attendance exceeds 8,000 people of all ages each year. This year some the features will include hayrides, a pumpkin patch, food vendors, live music, inflatables, carnival games, a petting zoo, pony rides, touch-a-truck, a business courtyard, crafters and more! Consider being part of this wonderful community event. Spaces are limited so get your registration in early! Participation Levels Business Courtyard $100.00* Food Vendors $125.00* Vendors/Crafters $50.00* Non-Profit/Tax Exempt Organizations $25.00* 2015 Community Fall Festival Vendor Brochure is available on-line on the Lower Providence Township website: www.lowerprovidence.org *10% EARLY REGISTRATION SAVINGS if registered before September 1, 2015
2015 Lower Providence Township Community Special Events
Corporate Event Sponsorship Opportunities Platinum Sponsor: $4,000 & UP Named sponsor for (4) events Check presentation photo opportunity (oversized check provided by sponsor) Placement of banner at events (banner provided by sponsor) Name / logo on event shirts (where applicable) Booth space at events Listed as sponsor on all event marketing materials (e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website) Listed on Sponsor Boards at events
Gold Sponsor: $2,000 - $3,999 Named sponsor for (3) events Check presentation photo opportunity (oversized check provided by sponsor) Placement of banner at events (banner provided by sponsor) Name / logo on event shirt (where applicable) Booth space at events Listed as sponsor on all event marketing materials (e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website) Listed on Sponsor Boards at events
Silver Sponsor: $1,000 - $1,999 Named sponsor for (2) events Check presentation photo opportunity (oversized check provided by sponsor) Name / logo on event shirt (where applicable) Booth space at event Listed as sponsor on all event marketing materials (e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website) Listed on Sponsor Boards at events
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28 Annual Community FallrdFestival Saturday, October 3 11:00 am 4:00 pm Eagleville Park Rain Date: Sunday, October 4th
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Sponsorship Banner Opportunity!
The "Sponsorship Banner Program" is created for the purpose of providing opportunities for businesses to promote products and services while supporting the Township Parks & Recreation Department and the local sports organizations that utilize township recreation facilities. Revenue generated from this program will be utilized to support the organizations' initiatives and defray overall park facility maintenance expenses. Sponsorship banners would be displayed at selected ball fields within the Township parks system. If you have any questions or would like more information about the program, contact Karl Lukens, Director of Parks and Recreation at 610-635-3543 or klukens@lowerprovidence.org.
Named sponsor for (1) event Check presentation photo opportunity (oversized check provided by sponsor) Booth space at event Listed as sponsor on all event marketing materials (e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website) Listed on Sponsor Boards at event
Friend of the Parks: $250 - $499 Named Friend of the Parks for (1) event Booth space at event Listed as sponsor on all event marketing materials (e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website)
Community Partner: $50 - $249 Named Community Partner for (1) event Listed as sponsor on all event marketing materials (e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website) Lower Providence Township Parks & Recreation is happy to work with each sponsor to help them gain as much exposure as possible. We welcome any sponsor benefits not listed above and will consider them on a case by case basis.
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