SALUTE!
To Woman Who Serve Chester, Pa
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In honor of Women's History Month we took a minute to grab a picture with a few women who are serving the City of Chester. There are many woman who can be named and honored for the work that they do in the city but here are a few pictures of a few honorable women.
Thank you Ladies for your service.
Councilwoman Elizabeth Williams
Councilwoman Portia West
Major Katrina Blackwell
Captain Ellan Morgan
Officer. Jennifer Jones
Officer. Melissa Goodman
Officer. Astrid Cotrell
Cpt. Amy DeNight
Firefighter Donye Duncan
Firefighter Lisandra Capo-Bernath
Firefighter Aishla Delgado
Fire Department Administrator Jacque Goldsborough
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CUSD Spelling Bee
On March 17, 2022 the Chester Upland School District held a community spelling bee for their elementary school students. The event was held in the Chester High School auditorium.
The children did a great job. They were being cheered on by family, friends and fellow students. As you can see in the photos they enjoyed the event. There were refreshments, music, prizes, raffles and a grand prize awarded to each elementary school to their best speller.
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CUSD 2022
Annual Oratorical and Art Contest
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On March 31, 2022 STEM High School hosted the Annual Frederick Douglass Oratorical Contest and Andrew Turner Art Competition.
The program started with a meal in the cafeteria prior to the starting of the program. The program included dance performances, singing selections and a presentation by a jazz pianist.
Pre-K thru 8th grade presented an excerpt from a Frederick Douglass speech. Grades 9th thru 12th presented an original speech on any topic of their choice. The students who participated in the Art Competition presented drawings in black and white no larger than 16x24 inches. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade participated in the contest and awards were given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.
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Delcora Wastewater System Expansion
On March 21, 2022 at 6:00 pm Mayor and Council hosted a public meeting for Delcora. Delcora wanted to share their plans for the expansion of the Delcora wastewater system (Tunnel Project).
INFORMATION PROVIDED BY DELCORA -
Tunnel Project
DELCORA is embarking on an innovative, new project, the DELCORA Wastewater Tunnel Project. Right now, the wastewater our community generates is collected and sent to be treated by the Philadelphia Water Department. It costs our ratepayers substantial annual fees to have our wastewater treated by the Philadelphia Water Department (PWD). However, in 2028, we have an opportunity to withdraw from this contract with PWD and become more self-reliant. In addition to the rising costs of the PWD contract, our PWD costs will also escalate dramatically due to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Justice Department mandates that require DELCORA to fund part of PWD’s improvements. The last estimate for this cost is $605 million. But DELCORA has a better plan. Instead of paying PWD for improvements in the Philadelphia system, DELCORA will invest $450 million in OUR OWN system, so that we can treat our own wastewater. By taking this bold action, DELCORA will:
- Save ratepayers money over the long-term
- Expand a state-of-the-art water treatment facility in Chester at no additional cost to taxpayers
- Invest in our own infrastructure and destiny
- Create jobs in our own community
- In addition to upgrading the Chester Wastewater Treatment Plant in Chester, we will also build a new deep tunnel underground to convey our wastewater from our communities to our plant in Chester.
To review a copy of the final Eastern Service Area Act 537 Plan CLICK HERE.
If you have any questions, please call 610-876-5523 Ext. 272 and leave a message and a DELCORA representative will get back to you.
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TUNE IN: To The Mayor's Progress Report
Mayor Thaddeus Kirkland will be providing updates regarding the activities and projects that are going on in the City of Chester.
He will provide a weekly update and also speak with department heads and project managers regarding the projects.
The Mayor's Progress Report will be shared via the City of Chester's Facebook page every Thursday evening from March 3rd - April 28th. Topics will include Bridges, Businesses, Workforce, Partnerships and more.
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Say Hello To The New Fire Captains |
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On Thursday, March 9th, 2022, Firefighters Amy DeNight, Brian Decker, and Kevin Postlewait were promoted to the rank of Fire Captain for the Chester Bureau of Fire. Mayor Kirkland, Public Safety Director Councilwoman Elizabeth Williams and City Council presided over the ceremony, which took place at the council meeting. Fire Commissioner William Rigby swore in the three new Fire Captains. While all promotional ceremonies are remarkable, this one was historic.
Captain DeNight, who was the first female firefighter in the Bureau of Fire’s history, also became the first ever female promoted to the rank of Fire Captain. Upon completion of the promotional process, which included testing and interviews, she was ranked number one on the promotional list. Captain DeNight is assigned to the “A” Platoon on Squrt 81 and is a member of the Delaware County HazMat Team.
Captain Decker, through hard work and dedication, rose to the rank of Fire Captain quickly. From the very beginning, Captain Decker exhibited all the qualities of a good leader. While his platoon mates on “D” Platoon were happy to see him promoted, they are sad to see him leave. Captain Decker is assigned to the “B” Platoon on Engine 82 and is also member of the Delaware County HazMat Team.
Captain Postlewait has served with the Bureau of Fire for 10 years, first as a firefighter and then as the fire prevention officer. In that time, he has done extensive work with the community conducting fire safety classes in city schools, fire safety inspections in day cares, and installing smoke detectors in thousands of city residences. Captain Postlewait is assigned to Fire Headquarters where he serves as the Fire Prevention Officer. He also is serves on the city’s Emergency Management team and is a member of the Delaware County HazMat Team as well.
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Free Tax Preparation Available Now!!!
Community Action Agency of Delaware County, Inc. (CAADC) is operating free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites for a 16th year. CAADC will be serving low- and moderate-income families in Delaware County.
All services will be done by IRS trained and certified community volunteers and will aim to serve families who qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit.
To schedule an appointment please first call (610) 833-4443.
Tax preparation sites include:
- Boothwyn
- Chester (Crozer Library - by appointment)
- Darby
- Media
- Upper Darby
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Free Soil Lead Testing for Childcare & Community Centers
Do you have a:
- Daycare center?
- Preschool?
- Community center?
- Other location where kids play outdoors?
Want to have your soil tested for lead for free?
The students in an Environmental Justice course at Cabrini University will be offering soil lead testing as a community service project.
It’s easy! If you sign up to participate, a small group of college students will come to your facility on Wednesday, April 6th and collect 5 small soil samples. In May, we’ll let you know what the results were, and if necessary, work with you to address any problems.
If you’re interested, please contact:
Carrie Nielsen, Ph.D.
Professor of Biology and Environmental Science
Cabrini University
610 King of Prussia Rd.
Radnor, PA 19087
215-380-9538
cbn24@cabrini.edu
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Presentation to the Chester Police Department for their Outreach
On March 23, 2022 during a Chester City Council Meeting, Delaware County Councilman Richard Womack presented a check to Commissioner Gretsky for the Chester City Police Department.
The Chester City Police Department was among 13 emergency services who will be receiving a check for their department. A check for $2,500 was present on behalf of the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority to the Chester City Police Department as a reimbursement for their community outreach during the summer of 2021.
Commission Gretsky stated that "the check will be going back into their fund for the next event and they will make another event successful."
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Youth Football Workouts
(FREE)
Contact Chester Panthers to get your child registered for the free Spring workout camp.
Flag - ages 5-8
Lineman Camp - Ages: 6-14
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Chester Children’s Chorus
(Open Auditions)
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Chester Children’s Chorus Holding Open Auditions on April 22, 2022
For the first time in its 28-year history, the Chester Children’s Chorus (CCC) is holding open auditions for children ages 7-17 who reside or attend school in Chester from 5-7 PM on Friday, April 22 at the CCC office located on the Swarthmore College campus.
Auditions have historically been held in every second-grade classroom in Chester under the guidance of CCC Executive and Artistic Director John Alston and Assistant Music Director Sean Tripline. In-school auditions were suspended in March 2020 due to the pandemic, which has caused fewer children to participate in the CCC’s year-round music and math education program at a time when it’s needed most.
“We know that the pandemic has affected children’s wellbeing. They have had to adapt to interrupted schooling and reduced socialization,” said Alston. “Music allows children to express themselves without judgment. They may not be able to fully explain how they’re feeling but music can help them process those feelings. And most important, singing is joyful, thrilling and fun.”
CONTACT: Christina Meehan
(570) 851-9570
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Youth Exploring at the Fire Station
The Chester City Fire Department is extending a learning opportunity to the youth in the City of Chester. They are extending a hands on exploration of the duties of a Firefighter. They will learn about public safety and more.
Join Club (ages 10-13) and Post (ages 14-21) 1644.
Contact Mr. Postlewait at kpostlewait@chesterfire.net on how to join.
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(SNAP) Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program
(You Don't Have To Be on Welfare!)
Message from CAADC:
There are many families in Delaware County that cannot afford to sufficiently provide a healthy and nutritious diet for their children. There are also many seniors that cannot make ends meet anymore during difficult financial times. This is especially the case during the COVID-19 Pandemic with many residents out of work and many families needing help for the first time.
Residents may be eligible for Food Stamps, also now known as Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP is the largest program in the domestic hunger safety net helping put food on the table for low-income residents. The Community Action Agency of Delaware County, Inc. (CAADC) continues to help these families through the SNAP/Food Stamp Participation Project. Last year the Project helped nearly 500 families register for assistance.
The Project is an outreach program to assist low-income individuals and families in understanding and applying for participation in the SNAP/Food Stamp Program. Eligible applicants do not even need to go into the County Assistance Office to apply but can do it through CAADC’s Program. Many people who would be eligible for the SNAP/Food Stamp Program do not apply because they believe that they have to be on Welfare to be receiving SNAP/Food Stamps or because they do not want to use paper Food Stamps at a grocery store. However, participants do not have to be receiving Welfare benefits to be eligible. In addition, participants now use a card similar to a bank ATM card instead of paper stamps.
CAADC CEO Edward T. Coleman stated “It is really important that all families have access to the help they need. This program can assist families with getting food for their household and to keep children from being hungry.”
For a confidential screening to find out if you qualify please call Marie Pearson at (610) 874-8451.
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Comcast Connections
(Internet Essentials)
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Internet Essentials is the nation’s largest, most comprehensive, and most successful broadband adoption program for low-income Americans in the country. The program is uniquely designed to address the three major barriers to broadband adoption - digital skills training and relevance, equipment, and cost - and relies on a network of tens of thousands of community partners to help families cross the digital divide.
What Customers Receive
- Internet service with speeds of up to 50/10 Mbps for $9.95/month + tax with Internet Essentials, OR speeds of up to 100/10 Mbps for $29.95/month + tax with Internet Essentials Plus
- The option to purchase a subsidized new laptop for $149.99 + tax
- Free in-person, online, and printed digital skills training materials and classes
Download the following documents for more information and to learn how the Affordable Connectivity Program can help you save on home Internet and Xfinity Mobile service. You can access these documents and other free resources when you register with the Internet Essentials Partner Community.
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Broadband Access in
Delaware County
Survey
Delaware County is seeking to collect additional data regarding residents’ access to broadband internet by surveying residents and business owners. The County has created a survey to identify residential and commercial locations that don’t have access to broadband internet or that have limited access in order to identify places where broadband infrastructure does not exist or places that do not meet the minimum speed suggested by the FCC for appropriate service.
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14% of Pennsylvania households do not have an internet subscription, and 3.1% of Pennsylvanians live in areas where, under the FCC’s benchmark, there is no broadband infrastructure. Even where infrastructure is available, broadband is too expensive for some residents and small business owners.
Under the recent Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Pennsylvania will receive millions of dollars to help provide broadband coverage across the state and 23% of people in Pennsylvania will be eligible for the Affordability Connectivity Benefit, which will help low-income families afford internet access.
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Notice:
2021 Delinquent Tax Payments
Delinquent taxes for 2021 are being collected by e-collect.
If you make a payment for 2021 your payment will be returned to you.
866.225.0033
https://www.ecollectplus.com/
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Day Light
(is it really saving time):
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In March of 2022 the U.S. Senate voted unanimously to make daylight saving time permanent from 2023—getting rid of the biannual ritual of Americans changing their clocks back or forth by an hour.
What is the point of day light saving time - The main purpose of Daylight Saving Time (called "Summer Time" in many places in the world) is to make better use of daylight. We change our clocks during the summer months to move an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening.
Hawaii and Arizona are the only two states in the U.S. that do not observe daylight savings time. However, several overseas territories do not observe daylight savings time.
Why doesn't Arizona use Daylight Savings Time? Arizona was granted an exception to Daylight Saving Time due to the extreme heat the state experiences. If the Grand Canyon State were to "spring forward," the sun wouldn't set until 9 p.m. during the summer. This would impede nighttime activities as well as push back bedtime for children.
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Yell for Kale
Kale is considered a superfood because it’s a great source of vitamins and minerals. It has very high levels of Vitamins A, C and K-one cup of chopped kale provides well more than your recommended daily allowance of these vitamins. It is also a good source of Vitamin B6, calcium, thiamine, folate, iron and several other nutrients. It is low in calories, fat and cholesterol and is a good source of fiber and protein.
Kale is a leafy green vegetable that belongs to the Brassica family, which also includes veggies like cabbage, broccoli and brussel sprouts. There are many different varieties of kale including curly, Tuscan (also known as lacinato or dinosaur kale), and Redbor. The leaves have an earthy taste and some varieties are slightly bitter. Other varieties such as Tuscan kale have a milder, sweeter flavor. Kale is at its best in the fall and winter and actually tastes sweeter after it has been exposed to a frost.
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Chester Union Community Calendar
APRIL 2022
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April 2 - Union vs. Charlotte FC @7:30 (Subaru Park)
April 9 - Cooking with MACG at Vittles Chester
April 9 - Union vs. Columbus @6:00 (Subaru Park)
April 10 – Easter Egg Hunt @10-1pm (Subaru Park)
April 13 - CUYS Spring Break Zoom Camp @10-12pm, RSVP by April 1.
April 14 - CUYS Spring Break Zoom Camp @10-12pm, RSVP by April 1.
April 16 - Chester City Easter Hunt
@12:00 Memorial Park, @12:00 Sun Village, @2:00 Chester park
April 23 - Union vs. Montreal @3:00 (Subaru Park)
April 24 -MACG Re-Membering FUSE Discover Chester Walking Tour 2-5pm
April 24 –Trippley Foundation – Healthy Kids Running Series
@ 4pm Subaru Park/Subaru Park (Philadelphia Union Practice Field)
April 30 - CUYS Soccer Saturday in Chester Park @10:30-12:30
(includes free lunch and gift bag.) RSVP by April 25
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Websites for additional information:
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EASTER EGG HUNT
Saturday, April 16, 2022
THREE LOCATIONS:
12:00 PM - Memorial Park
12:00 PM - Sun Village
2:00 PM - Chester Park
for more information contact:
Regina Perry - 267-970-7625
Councilman Roots - 610-447-7725
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EASTER EGG HUNT
Sunday, April 10, 2022
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Subaru Park
2501 Seaport Dr,
Chester, Pa 19013
Food
Games
Prizes
&
More
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Healthy Fun Day
Jack and Jill of America Inc, will be sponsoring an Healthy Fun Day.
They are promoting a day of health, fitness and fun. There will be music, food, photo booth and giveaways.
Date: April 23, 2022
Time: 10am - 3pm
Location: St Luke CCC
320 Tilghman St
Chester Pa, 19013
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Child Tax Credits Up to $3,600
(Don't leave money on the table)
The American Rescue Plan, which became law in March 2021, provided a third stimulus check and three major tax cuts for working families, including transformational changes to the Child Tax Credit. It increased the maximum credit amount to $3,600 per child for kids ages 0 to 5 and $3,000 per child for kids ages 6 to 17. The economic relief bill also made the Child Tax Credit fully refundable for 2021—meaning even families with $0 in income last year can claim the Child Tax Credit if they have qualifying children.
Information provided by Delaware County Weekly.
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GET BUSINESS SUPPORT WITH:
- Entrepreneur Works
- U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
- SCORE
- Small Business Development Center Widener University
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Entrepreneur Works
419 Avenue of The States, Suite 700
Chester, PA. 19013
P: 610-499-7528
They help their clients start and grow small businesses, create jobs for themselves and their neighbors, and strengthen the local economy.
They Provide:
• Business Tools
• Loans
• Training
• Events/Workshops
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U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
How we help small businesses
Free business counseling – Get business advice from our partnering organizations and experts.
SBA-guaranteed business loans – Find an SBA lender near you to help fund your business.
Home & business disaster loans – Apply for a low-interest disaster loan to help recover from declared disasters.
Federal government contracting – Learn how to find and win small business government contracts.
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SCORE
About SCORE - SCORE, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow and achieve their goals through education and mentorship
Our Mission - SCORE’s mission is to foster vibrant small business communities through mentoring and education.
Our Vision - We aim to give every person the support they need to thrive as a small business owner.
Our Values
Clients matter, Small business matters, Giving back matters, Volunteers matter, Experience matters, Relationships matter, Diversity matters, Lifelong learning matters.
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Small Business Development Center Widener University
(SBDC Pennsylvania)
Get Started:
Start – Idea to Action: Do you want to turn your dreams into a reality?
Grow and Prosper – Are you a growthpreneur? Is your business good, but you need to take it to the next level?
Innovate – Is it time to change? Learn how to develop a well thought reinvention plan.
Navigate COVID-19 – Time to pivot your business model? Do you need a secure funding? Launch e-commerce strategies?
About Us
Widener University Small Business Development Center assists businesses to start, grow and prosper. Our center provides one-on-one consulting services and delivers educational training programs to new and existing businesses in southeastern Pennsylvania.
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Lead Paint Hazard Control Program
Community Action Agency of Delaware County, Inc. (CAADC) is now accepting applications for the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program. In this program, qualifying families who have a child age 5 or under may qualify for new windows and other repairs to help remediate lead paint hazards. Income eligibility guidelines do apply.
Work detailing the steps that will be taken to remove or reduce the lead to acceptable levels may include replacing doors and windows, installing new drywall, replacing trim and moldings, etc. All of the services are free if the family is determined eligible.
For more information or to receive an application, call 610.833.4442. This program is funded by the Delaware County Office of Housing and Community Development and Lawrence County Community Action Partnership.
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FREE / REDUCED Child Care
The the Child Care Professionals Network is thrilled to announce we have been awarded a grant to offer the DELCO Child Care COVID Support again! ECE Programs and Families in Delaware County can apply for assistance of $40.00 per scheduled service day, per approved child, to help offset the cost of care. Applications for ECE Programs are open, applications for families open on Monday 2/14/2022.
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Young Adult Reentry Partnership
In collaboration with Delaware County Community College
Focused on short-term programs, including:
- HVAC
- CAN
- Welding
- HHA
- IT Support
- & more
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What we do:
- Provide job-readiness programming
- Help enroll into program
- Job placement
- Provide incentives
- Skills training within high growth industries
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Who qualifies?
- 18-24 years olds
- Living in Chester City
- Previous or current criminal justice involvement
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Get in touch for more information!
Call or Text us at: 610-273-8725
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Pennsylvania Homeowner Assistance Fund
MORTGAGE & UTILITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM - CLOSED
Effective March 31, 2022, the City of Chester will close its Homeowner Mortgage & Utility Assistance Program.
Funding through the Pennsylvania Homeowner Assistance Fund (PAHAF) is now available for qualified homeowners facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic who need assistance for mortgage and other housing-related expenses. Applications must be completed on line. For more information, visit the PAHAF website at www.pahaf.org. |
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Mortgage & Utility Assistance Program
The City of Chester created the Homeowner Mortgage & Utility Assistance Program to provide temporary relief to homeowners in response to the COVID-19 pandemic related to economic hardship.
Using CDBG-CV funds from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, the City provides eligible City of Chester homeowners with up to three (3) months of mortgage and/or utility payment assistance. The Program is administered for the City of Chester by the Chester City Improvement Project (CCIP) and the Chester Economic Development Authority (CEDA).
Requirements
- Must live in the residence
- Be current on mortgage payments as of 3/1/2020
- Must NOT own other income producing property
- Have homeowner's insurance
- Have an income of not more than 80% of the AREA Median Income
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FREE Smoke, Fire & Carbon Monoxide Detectors
City of Chester Bureau of Fire
320 E 14th St
Chester, Pa 19013
Call to make an appointment. Prevention Officer, Kevin Postlewait: 610-447-7765, Ext 110
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Water Assistance Program/LIHWAP
Applications are now being accepted for the Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP).
The Low-Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) is a temporary emergency program to help low-income families pay overdue water bills. LIHWAP is a grant. You do not have to repay it.
LIHWAP crisis grants may be available if you have an emergency situation and are in jeopardy of losing your water service. You can receive one crisis grant for your drinking water service and one crisis grant for your wastewater service, up to $2,500 each. Crisis situations include:
- Past-due water bills.
- Termination of utility service.
- Danger of having utility service terminated (received a notice that service will be shut off within the next 60 days).
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2022 Council & Deliberative Meeting Schedule |
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The following dates and times are subject to change due to COVID-19 restrictions and/or state mandates. |
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Deliberative Meeting
- April - 11th & 25th
- May - 9th & 23rd
- June - 6th & 21st
- July - 11th & 25th
- August - 8th & 22nd
- September - 12th & 26th
- October - 11th & 24th
- November - 7th & 21st
- December - 12th, 19th & 27th
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Council Meeting
- April - 13th & 27th
- May - 11th & 25th
- June - *8th & 22nd
- July - 13th & 27th
- August - 10th & 24th
- September - *14th & 28th
- October - 12th & 26th
- November - 9th & 23rd
- December - *14th, 21st & 28th
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Deliberative Meetings
Will be held at 2:00 pm and open to the public. The Agenda will be posted on the website for review.
Council Meetings
Will be held at 10:00 am and open to the public. The Agenda will be posted on the website for review. Where an asterisk (*) is present that meeting will be held at 7:00 pm.
In efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19, the Council Meeting will continue to be live streamed on the city’s Facebook Page.
Employees and members of the public are required to wear masks and practice social distancing while in the building.
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2022 Municipal Financial Recovery Advisory Committee Meeting Schedule |
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The following dates and times are subject to change due to COVID-19 restrictions and/or state mandates. |
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Municipal Financial Recovery Advisory Committee Meeting (MFRAC)
@ 1:00 P.M.
April - 12th & 26th
May - 10th & 24th
June - 7th & 21st
July - 12th & 26th
August - 9th & 23nd
September - 13th & 27th
October - 11th & 25th
November - 8th & 22nd
December - 13th & 27th
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2022 Trash and Recycling
Collection Calendar
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City of Chester
Trash, Bulk & Recycling Collection Information
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Starting April 4th, the City of Chester will provide weekly Bulk Collection Services for all households that receive weekly household waste collection by the City’s Contractor (J. P. Mascaro & Son). Along with your weekly curbside waste collection, you can now place curbside one (1) bulk item per week to be collected on your collection day.
Bulk items are large household items such as furniture, bicycles, mattresses and box springs, and non-freon appliances such as washers, dryers and stoves (not refrigerators, freezers or dehumidifiers).
All mattresses and box springs must now be wrapped in disposable mattress bags before being placed at curbside for collection. These disposable mattress bags can be purchased at Walmart®, Home Depot®, Lowes®, Amazon®, etc.
ELECTRONIC WASTE ALERT! DISPOSAL BAN
State law prohibits residents from putting covered devices such as televisions, desktop and laptop computers, monitors, keyboard and anything that connects to a computer out for trash collection.
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Incase You Missed It #ICYMI |
Here are some stories/updates that you may have missed.
- Municipal Financial Recovery Advisory Committee Meetings
March 8 (Canceled)
March 22 (Canceled)
- Chester City Council Meetings
- Delcora Public Community Meeting
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Widener University
Director of Classification and Compensation
Work type: Full-time
Widener University is currently seeking a Director of Classification and Compensation in the Office of Human Resources. Reporting to the Associate Vice President of Human Resources, this role will lead the University classification and compensation practice. The primary function of this role is to assess current practices, develop new accurate and timely classifications that meet the ever-changing market standards.
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Widener University
Campus Safety Sergeant - 3rd shift, Main Campus
Work type: Full-time non-exempt
Widener University is currently seeking a full-time Campus Safety Sergeant. This position reports to the Lieutenant on duty, and also provides first-line supervision of all subordinate personnel assigned to their shift including, but not limited to, Campus Safety Officers, Corporals/ Dispatchers, van and shuttle drivers and student employees of the Office of Campus Safety. This position also provides support to visitors, students and staff on the Widener University campus. This position operates outdoors and averages 40 hours a week, 10 hours a day, 11:00 PM to 9:00 AM.
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Covanta
Asst, Operations Assistant
Located at our Chester, PA facility.
The Operations Assistant serves a support role to the Delaware Valley facility, managing our front desk and attending to office-wide needs including resource and supply management, operations support, data system management, event support, and staff administrative assistance.
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent
Experience:
At least 3 years of experience in office administrative / accounting-based functions or in a related area
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Strong computer skills using Microsoft Office, Word, Powerpoint and Excel
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Covanta
Facility Admin
We are searching for a responsible Facility Administrative Assistant to join our Covanta Delaware Valley team located in Chester, PA. Responsibilities will include providing a full range of support to members of management and employee personnel, along with assisting in daily office needs and managing our company's general administrative activities. The desired candidate will interact with outside contracting agencies and other organizations, and assist with trade correspondence, research and reports and other document preparation.
Minimum Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent; college degree preferred. At least 5 years of experience in office administrative / accounting-based functions or in a related area.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Strong computer skills using Microsoft Office, Word, Powerpoint and Excel
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Philadelphia Union
Subaru Park is hiring food & beverage team members for their 2022 season.
Event day and part-time position available immediately.
Positions starting at $13/hour
- Open Positions:
- Premium Supervisor
- Concessions Supervisor
- Prep Cook
- Line Cook
- Warehouse Runner
- Concessions Cook
- Concessions Bartender
- Concessions Cashier
- Club Server & Cashier
- Food Runner
- and more...
Job posting is listed on Indeed.
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Chester City Hall
1 Fourth Street
Chester, Pennsylvania 19013
+1 610-447-7700
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