Please see the attached alert regarding recent residential burglaries in Cheltenham Township.

The Cheltenham Township Administration Building will be closed on Monday, May 28 for the Memorial Day holiday. Refuse and recycling collection will be one day behind the usual schedule that week.

The Cheltenham Township Board of Commissioners will consider approving a semi-automated recycling program at its meeting on Wednesday, May 16 at 7:30PM at Curtis Hall.

Cheltenham Township will close Tookany Creek Parkway to motor vehicles afternoons (May 10-June 10) this spring for Sundays in the Park recreational activities.

The Pennsylvania Library Associationrecently presented Carrie Turner (holding plaque), director of the Cheltenham Township Library System, with a 2011 Certificate of Merit.

The family-friendly movie, The Smurfs, will run beginning on 8:30PM on Friday, May 18 (rain date May 25) at Curtis Arboretum, 1250 W. Church Road in Wyncote. Admission $5 ages 4 and over.

Detective Harry Hall (third from left) receives an official plaque, certificate and pin recognizing his 20 years of faithful service to the Cheltenham Township Police Department

Last year’s pool members will be mailed registration applications. All others must register in person at the Township Administration Building, not at the pools. Proof of Cheltenham Township residency is required.

Cheltenham Township is sponsoring a free electronics recycling collection for residents and business on Saturday, May 19 from 9AM-1PM at the Cheltenham High School parking lot.

A list of the meetings taking place in Cheltenham Township in May.

Everyone’s invited to help create a new mural at the Keswick Avenue train underpass.

The new Public Work grinder will enable Public Works crews to continue processing over 40,000 cubic yards of leaves, brush and garden debris collected via township programs each year. The resulting mulch and wood chips, a valuable part of the Township’s ongoing recycling and sustainability efforts, enhance parklands and is available free to residents.

Cheltenham Township will collect leaves, garden debris, twigs and grass in biodegradable paper bags at the curb on alternating Fridays – unless affected by a holiday – throughout the spring and summer.

Verizon Channel 1960 will now air the same Cheltenham Township and School District programming that appears on Comcast Channel 42.

Cheltenham Township invites residents to pick up free leaf mulch at three township locations throughout the summer.

Cheltenham Township Emergency Management recently acquired a former Marine Corps vehicle to assist emergency services during severe weather events.

Cheltenham Township will collect leaves, garden debris, twigs and grass in biodegradable paper bags at the curb on alternating weeks – unless affected by a holiday – throughout the spring and summer.

Volunteers honored for Glenside mural project.

Government Day in Cheltenham Township welcomed approximately 50 area youngsters to teach them about municipal operations.

Cheltenham Township hosts free electronics recycling on Saturday, November 19 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Cheltenham High School parking lot.

Three free workshops on how businesses can save money and increase their customer base by reducing water pollution and stormwater runoff.

The public can now access a free, local crime map that can be customized by the type of incident, timeframe and geography down to the block.

The Cheltenham Township Twinning Committee recently erected a fingerpost pointing to the township’s twin city, Cheltenham, UK.

Critical moments wasted while police, fire or ambulance personnel search for unmarked properties could make the difference between life and death.