E-News Edition - Week of September 9, 2024

Fall brings cooler weather, back to school, and Township Budget season. Presentations on the 2025 Budget begin at the September 18th Board of Supervisors Meeting. Mark your calendars and set a reminder to be in the room or on Zoom to hear what is being planned for 2025!

At Kennett Township, we strive to provide relevant information and exciting upcoming events happening within the community. Don't forget to check the Township's website and Calendar for up to date information as well as Facebook.

Enjoy your week ahead!

Kennett Township Planning Commission Meeting

The Kennett Township Planning Commission will hold a hybrid meeting on Tuesday, September 10th at 7:00PM in the Public Meeting Room. Click here to access the agenda. The Zoom link can be found on the agenda.

Kennett Fire & EMS Regional Commission Meeting

The Kennett Fire & EMS Regional Commission (KFERC) will hold it's monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 10th at 5pm at East Marlborough Township. The agenda and supporting documents can be found here, once available.

Township Office Hours

The Kennett Township offices are now back to normal operating hours of Monday through Friday: 8:00am to 4:30pm. If you plan to come stop by the offices on a Friday, please call ahead (610-388-1300) or email for confirmation that the staff member you need to speak with or see is available.

20-year Historical Commission Member Recognized

At the September 4th Board of Supervisor's Meeting, the Board recognized and presented Judy Merhar a Certificate of Merit for 20-years of dedicated service to the Kennett Township Historical Commission. The Township is extremely lucky to have such knowledgeable and dedicated volunteers. Congratulations Judy!

September 4th Board of Supervisors Meeting

Did you miss the September 4th BOS meeting? Visit the Agenda Center and click on the video icon to watch and see what you missed.

A Message from the Environmental Advisory Council

by: Nora Sadler, Member

Invasive plants are non-native plants that can spread rapidly by several means including seed, vegetative growth, and underground roots. They outcompete native plants by taking over available space, absorbing sunlight or shading, using nutrients efficiently, and sometimes changing the soil chemistry. Although they may provide nectar and/or food for insects and birds, they do not support the total life cycle and relationships of insects and birds that are important for a healthy ecology. To read more about invasive plants such as Canada Thistle, Click Here.

NEWS FROM THE COMMUNITY

KACS Community Events

Bourbon & Brix- Saturday, September 14th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. For more information and tickets: Click Here.

Unionville Community Fair - Centennial Celebration

Mark your calendars for this year's 100th Anniversary of the Unionville Community Fair; October 4th through 6th. Check their website and Facebook page for additional details.

Kennett Brewfest

Enjoy unlimited tastings from 80+ craft breweries, live music, and delicious fare on October 5th from 1:30pm to 5:00pm. Purchase tickets here.