Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Radnor public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
8 issues in public safety with medium priority
Skunk Hollow Trail Emergency Safety Markers
The township is considering decommissioning the Brooke Farm Trail over safety conditions and access concerns. Trail users could lose a recreational resource, so this discussion will matter to neighbors who use it.
New Board of Health Member Appointments
The board was scheduled to evaluate three prospective candidates for membership.
Proposed EMS substation on the Waverly property
The applicant disclosed that the Township has asked to build an EMS substation on the site — a use permitted by right, not part of the zoning application. Residents were told the Township will separately inform the community.
Highland Avenue Handicap Parking and Fire Hydrant Enforcement
A resident requested a handicap parking space on Highland Avenue, and staff noted illegal parking near a nearby fire hydrant requiring enforcement.
Bellevue Avenue Hazardous Trees and Streetscape
A resident requested street tree plantings along Bellevue Avenue near the AT&T property, prompting coordination between township staff and property management.
Police Cellebrite Digital Forensics Equipment Purchase
The police department is purchasing Cellebrite software and hardware for $20,995 to extract data from cell phones and tablets locally, cutting down on months-long county and federal backlogs.
Fire Department Leadership
Radnor Township just got a brand-new Fire Chief, James Smith. He's stepping in to lead the local fire department and keep everyone safe.
Emergency Services Leadership
Radnor Township just hired its very first Fire & EMS Chief, shaking up how local emergency services are managed. This new leadership aims to streamline operations and response times across the community.