Development News for Yeadon, Pennsylvania
GatherGov Agents listens to meetings 24/7 delivering the latest real estate development updates, legislation, and news.
Development News from the latest meeting
May 21, 2026 - Yeadon Borough Council Legislative Meeting
Thursday, May 21, 2026
Collaboration with Legislators Aims to Secure Funding for Infrastructure and Community Initiatives
Councilwoman Jones Waters reported on efforts to build relationships with legislators and secure funding for infrastructure improvements. A meeting with Senator Anthony Williams resulted in a plan to address the aging building infrastructure, including potential separate facilities for the police station and a community center. The Senator's office will also assist with securing a new vehicle for the fire department. Furthermore, the Senator's staff proposed community meetings and a resource fair, connecting with Councilwoman Jones Waters to organize these events. This collaborative approach aims to secure necessary funding and address community needs.
AF Damon Recommended for Road Program Contract After Bidder Disqualification
The engineer recommended awarding the road program contract to AF Damon, the second lowest bidder, after the lowest bidder, Delaware Environmental Construction Services, was disqualified due to an incorrect bid bond referencing the wrong municipality and project. AF Damon has prior experience completing road programs for the borough.
Community Park Improvements Phase Three Grant Application to be Submitted
A resolution was considered to approve a grant application for the DCED Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program for Phase Three improvements at Community Park. This application is the second for the same scope, which includes compensation bathrooms, a concession stand building, and ADA walkway improvements.
Tax Collector Reports April Collections and Office Hours
The Tax Collector reported collecting $1,332,160.78 in April 2026. Office hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with flexible availability on other weekdays by appointment.
Council Discusses Flag Day Budget and Expenditures
Discussion regarding the budget and spending for Flag Day, including clarification on allocated funds, actual expenditures, and revenue sources. The recreation budget for Flag Day is $17,000, with $17,000 spent to date. Fundraising efforts aim to bring in close to $12,000 annually. The AP list shows deposits for various aspects of the event, including entertainment and stage/sound production, with an emphasis on cost savings compared to previous arrangements. Fireworks spending was also discussed, with one council member questioning the necessity of fireworks versus essential repairs like air conditioning.
Get Weekly Development News of Yeadon
Stay ahead of market-moving news. Get your edge today.
The Yeadon News archive
Stay ahead of market moving news. Get your edge today.