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- No events scheduled for June 4, 2023.
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Week of Events
L&I Meet and Greet
L&I Meet and Greet
L&I Meet and Greet Hosted by: L&I Department Dates: June 8, 2023 Time: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Location: Chester City Hall (Community Room) 1 Fourth St, Chester, Pa 19103 […]
Please be advised that Fees for Pool Access have been changed:
| Children 12 - 17 | $20.00 |
| Adults 18+ | $30.00 |
| Family of 5 (2 Adults + 3 Kids) | $50.00 |
| Children 0-17 | $5.00 |
| Adults 18+ | $10.00 |
The City of Chester, PA is seeking assistance from qualified professional planning and design consultants to prepare a municipal-wide parks, trails, and open space master plan. Consultant firms are invited to submit formal proposals that detail the scope of work and budget as well as participate in the final interview process. After reviewing the RFP submittals and interviews with the consultant teams, the City of Chester will identify its preferred candidate and enter into negotiations resulting in a final contract agreement.
The Department of Parks and Recreation is releasing the Mother's Day Route, as the route has changed from previous years.
Route:
7th and Penn to 7th and Jeffrey
- Left Turn to 4th and Jeffrey
- Left turn to 4th and Yarnall
- Right turn to 3rd and Yarnall
The three stops are 7th and Lloyd, 7th and Tilghman, and 7th and Jeffrey
Join us as Chester supports Chester on our Panther’s road to UYFL Nationals in Florida!
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015
Chester City Hall Community Room
6:00 PM
Registration Days: Monday through Friday
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Place: City of Chester, 1 Fourth Street Chester, PA 19013
Deadline: November 20, 2015
Kids Ages: Newborn to 12 Years Old
Must have kids Social Security Card
Parents must have Driver's License or State ID
Must live in Delaware County
For more information, please contact Parks & Recreation at 610-447-7700.
Free Fans are available for Seniors. Sponsored by The County Office of Services for the Aging (COSA).
You must be a resident of Delaware county and 60 Years or older.
For more information Please Call COSA: 610-490-1300
Rosetta Carter: 610-447-7700 x7955
During this extreme heat, remember to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water.
Bring your talents to the Insurance Industry.
Summer Employment is set to begin on May 14, 2022.
We are in need of 150 volunteers to participate in a training (drill), to familiarize our residents with the screening and distribution of medication in the event there was a biological threat present in the City of Chester and surrounding areas.
*** Interested in volunteering? ***
Email your contact information to Rosetta Cater at: rcarter@chestercity.com
Join us as we kick off our Fourth Annual
5k Run / Walk for Breast Cancer
This event is FREE for EVERYONE!
Location: Chester Waterfront (Seaport Drive) & (Flower Street)
Pre-register by: 10/01/2016
Walk / Run Date: 10/22/2016
On-Site Registration Time: 7:30 AM
Start Time promptly at 8:00 AM
For more information contact Ms. Rosetta Carter (610) 447-7700 ext. 7955
Come Celebrate the City of Chester's
Let's Move! 6th Anniversary Celebration and Health Awareness Month
| Date | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday 2/20 11-3pm | City of Chester Wellness Week & Chester Biddy League Health Fair | Showalter Middle School |
| Sunday 2/21 various times | Healthy Churches - A Matter of the Heart | Various Locations |
| Monday 2/22 12-1pm | Health Awareness Week Information Table | City Hall |
| Tuesday 2/23 11-1:30pm | Heart Disease & Stroke: What Seniors Should Know | Community Room @ Chester City Hall |
| Wednesday 2/24 10am | City Council Proclamation | Chester City Hall |
| Wednesday 2/24 various times | Walk 4 Wellness Wednesday | Various Locations |
| Thursday 2/25 9am - 12pm | Fit Frenzy Fun Day! | Showalter Middle School |
| Friday 2/26 10am - 2pm | Chester Apartments Health & Fair | Chester Apartments 1225 West 9th Street |
Please call Ms. Rosetta Carter at the Bureau of Health (610) 447-7770
These events are sponsored by Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland and Councilman William Jacobs, Director of Public Safety
Please be advised that we will be experiencing extreme weather conditions throughout the City of Chester, with temperatures reportedly dropping below zero this evening and overnight. We encourage all residents to stay inside.
In the event of a power outage, we strongly advise residents to seek temporary shelter with family or friends.
We also advise our homeless population to seek adequate shelter at one of the agencies below. If you see someone who is homeless and in need of shelter, please call 911.
Emergency Shelter Information
City Team Ministries
634 Sproul Street
Chester, PA 19013
(610) 872-6865
Salvation Army
151 West 15th Street
Chester, PA 19013
(610) 874-4266
Please be mindful to check on our elderly!
City of Chester Department of Public Safety’s
3rd Annual 5K Walk / Run
Councilman William “Al” Jacobs, Director
Chester Waterfront (Seaport Drive)
7:30 AM Sharp
We Invite you to pre-register by contacting:
Ms. Rosetta Carter, Community Health Education Director
@ 610-447-7770 x7955
This is a free event and open to the public!
CITY OF CHESTER TOP TEN PUBLIC SAFETY & HEALTH CODE VIOLATIONS
The City of Chester Department of Public Safety is committed to working with the community to help preserve the quality and integrity of our neighborhoods, while ensuring public health and safety. Our Code Enforcement staff has identified the TOP TEN CODE VIOLATIONS most commonly found within our community.
In accordance with the Chester City Codified Ordinances, if founded these violations may warrant fines of up to $1000.00.
- Construction or Building without Permits
- Unlawful Operation of Businesses
- High Weeds and Grass
- Unregistered / Inoperable/Abandoned Motor Vehicles
- Trash & Debris
- Vacant, Unsecured Property
- Miscellaneous Property Maintenance Violations
- Unleashed Dogs
- Pet Allowance
- Animal Waste
We encourage residents to report suspected violations within their neighborhood to the Department of Public Safety Bureau of Health. You may contact the Department with any questions or concerns at 610-447-7770. You may also pick up a detailed copy of these regulations at Chester City Hall 1 E. Fourth Street Chester, PA, or click ‘Public Notices’ at www.ChesterCity.com
Councilman William Al Jacobs, Director
Ieasa Nichols, Public Health Commissioner
The City has adopted a Curfew Ordinance. Please see the document linked below for more information.
https://youtu.be/TU8CN6D03WU
VOLUNTEERS
"The Eyes and Ears to insure that students are safe on their way to and from school."
Office of the Community Liaisons
Mayor John A. Linder
610-447-7700 x1202
www.chestercity.com
WHAT ARE THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMUNITY BLOCK LEADERS?
Primary duets of Community Block Leaders in Chester are as follows:
- Nurturing Neighborhood pride among residents
- Volunteers in this position work in conjunction with city government to keep residential blocks safe and clean.
Office of the Community Liaisons
Mayor John A. Linder
610-447-7700 x1202
www.chestercity.com
June 2023 Street Sweeping Schedule
Wednesday, June 28, 2023
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Chester City Hall Community Room
July 5, 2023 - August 16, 2023
The City of Chester will provide free lunches in conjunction with arts & crafts, recreational and educational activities at various City Parks and Playgrounds
Contact Duane Lee (610) 447-7725
The City of Chester will provide free lunches in conjunction with arts & crafts, recreational and educational activities at various City Parks and Playgrounds
CWA customers are advised that the recent advisory put out by the Philadelphia Water Department to utilize bottled water is a result of the chemical spill into a tributary of the Delaware River does not impact CWA customers. The source of CWA water supply is from the Octoraro reservoir located in Chester/Lancaster County on the Susquehanna River not the Delaware River so this chemical spill has no impact on CWA. Customers should feel confident that their drinking water continues to be a high quality and meets or exceeds all federal and state regulations if you would like further information about the Philadelphia water department in this matter please visit their website at https://water.phila.gov