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Board of Supervisors: Richard March-Chairman David Bortner-Vice- Chairman William Kirkpatrick- Member
Administrative: Quina Nelling-Secretary/ Treasurer Gail Ayers-Office Assistant
Zoning Officer and Building Inspector: Ben Cialini
Township Solicitor: Joseph Brion, Esquire
Newsletter Editor: Judy Jensen
Birmingham Township: Phone: (610) 793-2600 Fax: (610) 793-3417 Email: birminghamtwp@ comcast.net
Police Administrative: Thomas Nelling -Chief of Police Phone: (610) 793-3333 Fax: (610) 793-0319 Police, Fire, Ambulance Calls: 9-1-1 Email: birminghampolice@ comcast.net
Township Committees: Board of Supervisors Planning Commission Zoning Hearing Board Historic Architectural Review Board Recreation, Parks, and Open Space
The Birmingham Township Office is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
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Sean R. Graham, part-time police officer for the Township, was deployed to Iraq in June, 2004. As a member of the United States Marine Corps Reserves, Sean is a member of the 4th Combat Engineer Battalion out of Baltimore, Maryland and has completed training in infantry tactics; small team urban assault; combat engineering; heavy equipment operation; |
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martial arts; close quarters combat; light tactical weapons; and nuclear biological and chemical hazards decontamination. Sean works full-time as a Security Officer Coordinator with QVC, Inc. in West Chester and he has been a member of the Rose Tree Fire Company Station 73 since 1994. Sean and his wife Amy Sue had wedding plans for |
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October 2004 but pushed their wedding date up to June 12th, prior to Sean’s deployment. Sean and Amy Sue reside in Springfield. Sean is scheduled to serve in Iraq for a year. The Birmingham Township Police Department is proud to have one of its own serve the country and looks forward to Sean’s safe and speedy return. |
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1040 West Street Road, West Chester, PA. 19382-8012 Fall, 2004 |
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Get Involved In Your Community The Birmingham Township Recreation, Parks, and Open Space Committee (RPOS) is looking for a volunteer. The seven member committee meets on the third Wednesday of each month at the Township Building from 7 PM to 9 PM. The responsibilities of RPOS include: · Increasing awareness of the existing environmental resources to guide preservation efforts of environmentally sensitive areas. · Preservation of an appropriate amount of open space. · Coordination of land development with the preservation of the natural, scenic and historic resources. · Identification of long-term park and recreational facility needs. If you are interested in volunteering, please send a letter of interest to the Birmingham Township Office, 1040 West Street Road, West Chester, PA 19382.
Our appreciation is extended to Katherine Schauer, Country Club Road resident, who participated on RPOS for the last five years. Kathy was instrumental in making Sandy Hollow Heritage Park a reality for the community. |
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Emergency Vehicles When an emergency vehicle is approaching your vehicle from behind, do you know what to do? Don’t be alarmed or panic, just pull your vehicle over as far to the right as possible and come to a complete stop. Never stop in the middle of the road, pull to the center lane or into oncoming traffic. It is very difficult for emergency vehicles to watch your vehicle on the right as well as oncoming traffic on their left. Please, never try to out run or fail to yield to an emergency vehicle which could cause an accident or slow the response of emergency services to the aid of someone, maybe your loved ones. When you see an emergency vehicle approaching, remember this simple phrase. Pull to the Right for Sirens and Lights. |
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