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Parks & Recreation Board
Purpose
The Tredyffrin Township Parks & Recreation Board advises the Board of Supervisors on matters related to township parks, recreation programs, and open space. The Board helps guide decisions regarding the acquisition, development, and use of park facilities and recreational resources.
What They Do
The Parks & Recreation Board oversees planning and recommendations for park sites, recreational facilities, and programming throughout the township. The Board works to ensure that parks and recreation opportunities support the needs of residents and enhance community life.
Mission
The mission of the Tredyffrin Township Parks & Recreation Board is to enhance the quality of life for residents of all ages through parks, recreation programs, and open space preservation.
Membership
The Parks & Recreation Board consists of nine volunteers. Seven members are appointed by the Board of Supervisors and two members are appointed by the Tredyffrin/Easttown School District. Members serve staggered five-year terms.
Meeting Schedule
The Parks & Recreation Board meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, unless otherwise noted.
Historical Commission
Purpose
The Tredyffrin Township Historical Commission serves as an advisory group to the Board of Supervisors on matters related to the preservation and appreciation of the township’s historic resources. The Commission works to promote heritage conservation and educate residents about the importance of protecting historically significant places throughout the township.
What They Do
The Historical Commission advises Township staff, as well as other Boards and Commissions, on issues involving historic preservation. The Commission also supports initiatives and projects that raise awareness of Tredyffrin’s history and encourage stewardship of historic buildings, landscapes, and cultural heritage resources.
Who Can Participate
Residents or business owners in Tredyffrin Township with an interest in history, archaeology, or historic preservation are encouraged to participate. Relevant backgrounds may include:
- Registered architects, especially with preservation experience
- Architectural historians
- Planning and zoning professionals
- Licensed realtors, particularly those with experience in historic properties
- Historic home restoration and related trades
- Historical research, including the study of historic homes and their past residents
Meeting Schedule
The Historical Commission meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month, unless otherwise noted.
All concerts are on Thursday’s at 7pm (unless otherwise noted) in Wilson Farm Park and are weather dependent.
Board of Supervisors
Purpose
Tredyffrin Township is governed under a Home Rule Charter adopted by voters in 1974 and effective in 1976. The Charter places responsibility for local policy and decision-making in the hands of the Township’s Board of Supervisors.
What They Do
The Board of Supervisors serves as the township’s governing body. The Board establishes local policy, adopts ordinances and resolutions, sets tax rates, and approves the township’s operating and capital budgets.
The Board is responsible for overseeing key municipal services including police and fire protection, planning and zoning, street maintenance and snow removal, sanitary sewer systems, libraries, parks and recreation, land development, and building regulation. The Supervisors also appoint residents to various township boards, commissions, and authorities that support local governance.
Membership
The Board of Supervisors consists of seven members. Three are elected from township districts and four are elected at-large by all township voters. Supervisors serve staggered four-year terms and receive an annual salary of $3,000.
Meeting Schedule
The Board of Supervisors typically meets once or twice each month on Monday evenings at 7:00 PM, unless otherwise advertised or posted on the township calendar.
Traffic Committee
Purpose
The Tredyffrin Township Traffic Committee reviews traffic conditions and roadway safety issues throughout the township. The Committee provides a forum for evaluating traffic concerns and identifying potential improvements.
What They Do
The Traffic Committee discusses roadway conditions, traffic patterns, and safety concerns within the township. The Committee may also review certain subdivision and land development proposals that could significantly affect local traffic and recommend improvements to help reduce traffic impacts on surrounding neighborhoods.
Meeting Schedule
The Traffic Committee meets on the 3rd Wednesday of every third month, unless otherwise noted.
Tredyffrin-Easttown Fire Commission
Purpose
The Tredyffrin-Easttown Fire Commission (TEFC) was established on December 15, 2025, by the Tredyffrin and Easttown Township Boards of Supervisors under the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Act (Act 77 of 1996). The Commission provides oversight and coordination of fire and emergency services serving both municipalities.
What They Do
The Fire Commission oversees the delivery of fire and emergency services for Tredyffrin and Easttown Townships. Its responsibilities include setting strategic goals, managing finances, ensuring compliance with safety standards, and providing leadership for the regional fire service. The Commission also appoints the Fire Chief, who manages personnel and daily operations.
Membership
The Commission consists of five members: three Supervisors from Tredyffrin Township and two from Easttown Township. Members are appointed by their respective Boards of Supervisors and serve one-year terms.
Meeting Schedule
The Fire Commission meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 3:00 PM, unless otherwise noted. Meetings are typically held at the Berwyn Fire Company, 23 Bridge Avenue, Berwyn, PA.
Parking at the fire station is limited. Visitors should avoid spaces designated for local businesses and instead park on nearby streets where permitted or in the nearby library parking lot.
Eager to make a difference in your community? Join the Tredyffrin Democrats (TTDems) for our Monthly Meeting!
Whether you’re new to politics or a seasoned advocate, our meetings are the perfect place to get involved, stay informed, and take action. Come connect with fellow Democrats, share ideas, and learn how you can help shape the future of Tredyffrin Township.
Ready to make your voice heard? All registered Democrats in Tredyffrin Township are welcome to attend. Join us, and be part of the change right here at home!
Planning Commission
Purpose
The Tredyffrin Township Planning Commission is a volunteer advisory body appointed by the Board of Supervisors. The Commission helps guide long-term planning and land use policy within the township.
What They Do
The Planning Commission is authorized to prepare, update, and oversee implementation of the Township’s Comprehensive Plan, Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance, and Zoning Ordinance. The Commission also reviews land development and subdivision applications.
Land development decisions made by the Planning Commission are final. For subdivision applications, the Commission provides recommendations while the Board of Supervisors retains final approval authority.
Membership
The Planning Commission consists of seven township residents appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Members serve four-year terms.
Meeting Schedule
The Planning Commission meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month, unless otherwise noted. Meetings are open to the public, and residents may attend and comment on matters listed on the agenda.
All concerts are on Thursday’s at 7pm (unless otherwise noted) in Wilson Farm Park and are weather dependent.
Environmental Advisory Council (EAC)
Purpose
The Tredyffrin Township Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) advises the Board of Supervisors on environmental issues and initiatives affecting the township. The Council works to promote environmental stewardship, sustainability, and conservation efforts within the community.
What They Do
The Environmental Advisory Council researches environmental issues and funding opportunities, provides recommendations to Township staff and the Board of Supervisors, and supports environmental education efforts. The Council also partners with residents, outside agencies, and organizations with similar interests to coordinate environmental initiatives and projects that benefit the township.
Membership
The Environmental Advisory Council consists of seven volunteers appointed by the Board of Supervisors who serve staggered three-year terms. The Council also includes a Township liaison from the Parks and Recreation Board and the Planning Commission. A Township Engineer and a Township Supervisor attend meetings and participate in discussions.
Associate members are non-voting volunteers who serve one-year terms and are elected by the Environmental Advisory Council based on their interest and participation in its initiatives.
Meeting Schedule
The Environmental Advisory Council meets on the 4th Tuesday of each month, unless otherwise noted.
