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Ridley Township Board of Commissioners Meeting - July 22, 2026

Published: Jul 22, 2026

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Budget & FinanceOther

June Health and Code Department Activity Report

In June, the Health and Code department issued 351 permits, registered 25 contractors, issued 51 certificates of occupancy, and conducted 18 road inspections and 12 health inspections [cite: 200-205].

Parks & EnvironmentInfrastructure

Township Completes Island Repairs and Enhancements

Recent repairs have been made to several islands within Ridley Township, including signage and enhancements near Amis Land. These improvements are part of an ongoing effort to beautify various areas of the township [cite: 309-319].

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Ambulance Service Report Highlights Costs and Service to Non-Residents

The monthly ambulance report for June was presented, detailing that Lower Merion Township contracts with Narberth Ambulance for advanced life support (ALS) services at a cost of approximately $60,000 per month. In June, Narberth Ambulance responded to 307 calls, with 40% originating from outside Lower Merion Township. These out-of-town calls are noted to delay response times for township residents and represent a service for which other municipalities do not reimburse Lower Merion [cite: 56-81].

Budget & FinanceAll

Board Approves Monthly Bills Subject to Further Review

The Finance Committee presented the month's bills for approval. A motion was made and seconded to approve the bills, subject to the controller's and engineer's approval. The motion carried [cite: 258-268].

Community DevelopmentOther

Appreciation Expressed for Successful 4th of July Event Volunteers and Departments

A successful 'Let Freedom Ring' 4th of July holiday event, though scaled back, was acknowledged. Thanks were extended to the Ridley Township Police Department, Ridley Fire Company number one, local scouts, Ridley High School marching band, the Ridley Civic Association, and numerous volunteers for their efforts [cite: 271-288].

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