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July 14, 2026 – Borough Council Meeting
Published: Jul 14, 2026
Specialty Metals Recognized for Phoenix Wheel and Reeves Park Bell Project; Community Events Praised
Councilmember Gern Jagger and his crew at Specialty Metals were thanked for their work on two projects: the Phoenix Wheel and the rehabilitation of a 1850s school bell for Reeves Park. The school bell has been placed in the first garden off Main Street and an official unveiling is planned. The borough also acknowledged the success of recent large community events like Pride and Blobfest, thanking staff and the community for their contributions to making these events successful and highlighting Phoenixville as a great place to live, work, and play. [cite: 231-277]
Phoenixville Borough Council Adopts Ordinances on Dog Sales, Sidewalk Cafes, and Parking
The council considered three ordinances. The first amends Chapter 2 (Animals) by adding a new part regarding the retail sale of dogs, clarifying that Pennsylvania dog law applies within the borough, acknowledging state preemption but reiterating the importance of these provisions. The second amends Chapter 13 (Licenses, Permits, and General Business Regulations) to update the sidewalk cafe ordinance, clarifying its provisions, adding requirements for permits, ensuring ADA compliance, setting permitted hours, and including enforcement procedures. The third amends Chapter 15 (Motor Vehicles) to designate the Paradise Street parking lot, the lot at 198 Mari Road, and the lot at Ashlin Street as borough parking lots, and to update payment options. [cite: 823-980]
Borough Acquires 15 Water Street Property to Expand Water Treatment Facilities
The council authorized the acquisition of real estate at 15 Water Street through an agreement of sale, in lieu of condemnation. This parcel is important for the future of the borough's water treatment plant facility and campus, enabling the connection of water treatment properties. The agreement was reached with the landowner, avoiding the need for condemnation proceedings. [cite: 1131-1179]
Brian Moore Sworn in as New Phoenixville Police Patrol Officer
Officer Brian Moore was sworn in as the newest patrol officer for the Phoenixville Police Department. He graduated from Downingtown West High School in 2020, earned an associate's degree in emergency management from Delaware County Community College in 2023, and graduated from the Delaware County Community College Police Academy in June 2026. He has prior experience as a firefighter and EMS lieutenant, and has been a member of the Chester County Hazmat Team since 2021. [cite: 87-106, 108, 159]
Appointments Made to Tree Advisory and Human Relations Commissions; Candidate Interviewed
The council appointed Sharon Pronchek to the vacant position on the Tree Advisory Commission for a term expiring June 30, 2031. Sakia Baron was appointed to the vacant position on the Human Relations Commission for a term expiring March 31, 2029. Sarah Guthrie was interviewed for a position on the Human Relations Commission, discussing her background in sociology and research skills, and her understanding of the commission's role in mediation, advocacy, and education, particularly for underrepresented communities. [cite: 297-325, 331-467]
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