Lansdale Borough

Drivers and cyclists both play a role in road safety. Cyclists: follow traffic laws, use lights, bells and hand signals. Drivers: give at least four feet when passing and be mindful of shared road rules. Working together makes our streets safer for everyone!

We’re kicking off “Safe Streets Keep Life in Motion” a simple reminder that we’re all sharing the road. Whether you’re walking, biking or driving, let’s look out for each other and keep things moving safely through town. lansdale.org/900/Summer-Str…

Help shape downtown Lansdale! Take our 8-minute Community Perception Survey and share your feedback. Please share with neighbors! discoverlansdale.org/downtown-surve…

Cinco de Mayo aligning with Taco Tuesday feels like perfect timing...it's a great excuse to enjoy good food, support local spots and appreciate a scheduling coincidence that no one is complaining about!!

Lead isn’t just found in paint, it can also be present in your drinking water. The most common sources of lead in water are lead pipes, fixtures and plumbing materials. Stay informed and protect your household by visiting epa.gov/safewater for info on lead in water.

April Showers bring May Flowers and First Fridays bring Lansdale together! Join Discover Lansdale as they kick off the First Friday season this Friday, May 1. Come out, explore and watch Lansdale bloom!

Join us May 20 for a Dinner to Donate benefiting the Lansdale Library!!! It’s an easy way to enjoy a night off from cooking while supporting a vital community resource. Plan your meals, invite friends and turn a simple dinner into meaningful support for our local library.

Due to wet weather in tomorrow's forecast, the LBT ride has been moved the Sunday, April 26!!!

Didn’t see work on West 8th St. today? Due to an unexpected delay in material supply, today’s scheduled work did not move forward as planned. The project has been rescheduled to start Wed, April 22. Please plan accordingly for midweek travel and we’ll share updates as needed.

Borough Hall will open at 9am on Wednesday, April 22 due to a Borough-wide staff meeting. Customers looking to drop utility payments will still be able to drop them in the bin located in the vestibule of the building and online payments will not be affected by the delayed opening

The paving contractor for PECO is scheduled to complete final milling and paving restoration between Moyers Road and Squirrel Lane beginning April 20. Work is scheduled through April 23, weather dependent, or until complete. Please expect possible delays between 7am and 5pm.

Lead can affect the body in many ways, impacting brain development and overall health. It’s important to understand that no safe blood lead level has been identified. Even exposure to low levels of lead can cause harm, especially in children.

On April 6, 2026 flags across Pennsylvania will fly at half-staff to honor Fire Chief Jeffory L. Buck and Assistant Fire Chief Robert R. Shick, Jr., of the Walnuttown Fire Company, Berks County, who were killed in the line of duty on Saturday, April 4, 2026.

On April 7, crews will paint double yellow lines and fill in the travel lane white lines on Main St. No parking will be allowed along either side of W Main St between Wood St and Madison and Green Sts 6am – 9am. Vehicles in the area will be towed to complete work as scheduled

Borough offices will be CLOSED on Friday, April 3 in observance of Good Friday. We’re taking a brief spring pause and will hop back into regular hours on Monday, April 6 at 8am. Wishing all who observe a meaningful and reflective holiday!

The wait is over, it’s Opening Day, Lansdale!! Time for sunshine, hot dogs and yelling at the TV...it actually helps right?!?! Let’s go Phils! ⚾️

The Customer Service office will be closed on Friday, March 13, 2026 due to staff training. Online and over the phone payments will still be accepted during the closure. Customer Service will reopen on Monday, March 16 at 8am.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is warning consumers to immediately stop using Gourmia Pressure Cookers because they pose a risk of serious injury due to burn hazards. More Info: bit.ly/3OzNEkf

We’re aware that parking tickets were issued to residents who parked in the garage during the snow alert.  We’re working with SEPTA to resolve the issue and clarify the process for ticket redemption.  (Note this only pertains to tickets in the Lansdale garage issued by SEPTA

The Snow Alert/Emergency has been lifted effective 11:00 am on Monday, February 23, and residential parking may return to normal.