Upper Chichester Township Winter Booklet

Community Recognition and Local Achievements
The Winter Booklet opens by celebrating local achievements that highlight Upper Chichester’s vibrant community spirit. It announces that Tony Nichols of Tone’s Spot Food Truck won the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce’s Entrepreneur of the Year award, recognizing his role in enhancing local business and community life. Additionally, the Township received the Governor’s Award for Local Government Excellence for its Heart & Soul program, reflecting its commitment to economic revitalization and resident-driven community development.

Infrastructure and Streetscape Improvements
Several pages focus on infrastructure projects aimed at improving safety and beautification throughout the township. The Winter Booklet details planned upgrades to the northbound 452 interchange, funded by a PennDOT grant, which include signal and median improvements to enhance traffic flow and pedestrian safety. Residents are also informed about new street signage installations in the Linwood Heights neighborhood, celebrating the area’s history while improving wayfinding and community identity.

Parks and Recreation Enhancements
The booklet highlights exciting developments in parks and recreation, including approval of a master parks plan and the upcoming transformation of Kingsman Park. These improvements emphasize ADA-accessible equipment and inclusive recreational opportunities for all residents. The Recreation Department also revisits the year’s past events, reinforcing the township’s commitment to community engagement through activities like car shows, family fishing days, and holiday celebrations.

Public Works & Services Updates
A practical section of the booklet offers residents important updates on public works and services. There are reminders about trash, recycling, yard waste, and bulk item collections, including new changes effective January 2024 that refine schedules and procedures for waste management. The township also announces a $285,000 grant to purchase a street sweeper aimed at enhancing cleanliness in high-traffic areas, underlining efforts to maintain public spaces for health and safety.

Community Calendar and Remembrance
Toward the end, the booklet includes a 2024 calendar detailing recycling and trash schedules along with community events and municipal services. This serves as a useful planning tool for residents throughout the year. The Winter Booklet closes with a heartfelt tribute to Keith Christopher Crowley, a long-time member of the Code Enforcement team, recognizing his dedication to the Township and his impact on the community.