West Brandywine Police Department

West Brandywine Police Department Official page of the West Brandywine Police Department, Serving West Brandywine and Wallace

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09/07/2024

Road Rage/Shooting Incident Arrest

On September 4th, around 10:40AM, the WBPD was made aware of a road rage incident involving a firearm..This matter started at the Rt 82 roundabout, which work was being done on Rt 82, thus stopping traffic in the Northbound direction. Once traffic began to free flow, a dispute occurred over rightaway. The victim in this case after leaving the roundabout, continued westbound on Cedar Knoll Road. The suspect got behind the victim and followed. Once the victim was in the area of Cedar Knoll and Mendenhall, the suspect went into the opposite lane, as if to pass the victim, when the suspect was directly next to the victim, pointed a handgun, thru the passenger side of his car, and fired a round at victim. The victim was able to take evasive action and the discharged round did not strike them.or their vehicle. The suspect after doing so made a u turn and fled the scene.

The WBPD worked constant and utlilized several different avenues to track down this individual. The WBPD issued a arrest warrant for this individual and obtained a search warrant for his car. The 25 year old male, Jaifon Rivera, of Coatesville, was arrested at his home with help of the Chester County Emergency Response Team on September 6th. The male suspect was charged with Aggravated Assault with deadly weapon, fi****ms carried without a permit, felon not to possess, reckless endangering another person and additional related. We will also mention this individual was arrested by our department for another criminal offense earlier in August. His bail was set at 125,000 dollars and remains incarcerated at this point, awaiting a preliminary hearing. All suspects are innocent until proven guility in court of law.

This type of behavior is never acceptable will not be tolerated. Please if you find youself behind the wheel of a vehicle and get frustrated at another motorist, please remember you dont know the mindset of that individual, call 911 if needed but we want everyone safe. Please drive safely

08/07/2024

Residents WBT is looking for a Public Works Director, please feel free to pass along to anyone that may qualify.

West Brandywine Township is seeking a Public Works Director. The Township will fill the position by a competitive interview process. This is an excellent opportunity for a collaborative public works leader who excels at project management. The Township is a progressive, financially stable municipality and is seeking the best and most qualified candidate to complement its team and provide leadership, direction, and oversight for its Public Works Department.

The ideal candidate will bring a mix of innovative ideas and proven practices to the position. The Township’s staff is the key to its success. The Township seeks a new Director who will provide employees with the opportunity to maximize their potential and meet the community’s standards for service in a positive work environment. The new Director is expected to have strong leadership, communication and people skills, the ability to manage in a busy environment, and familiarity with reading construction plans.

Candidates must have progressively more responsible management experience in building and construction, public works, property maintenance, or a related field. To complement existing experience in the department, experience with road maintenance or construction is preferred. Pennsylvania CDL license Class B is required (Class A with airbrake enforcement preferred). The ability to operate most equipment is required. Physical work is required including mowing, patching, climbing, and digging. The successful candidate must occasionally lift and/or move weights of 50 lbs. or more and must be available for emergency response. The successful candidate must have a satisfactory background check(s).

The Township offers excellent employer-paid benefits. Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Applications and detailed job description are available at the West Brandywine Township Office (198 Lafayette Road, West Brandywine, PA 19320) or online at wbrandywine.org. Applicants may apply in person, mail to the Township office, or email to [email protected]. Applications are due by 5:00 PM on Friday, August 30, 2024.

The Township is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, s*x, national origin, age, disability, or any other protected class. If due to a disability, you need assistance or accommodation in completing the employment application or during the interviewing or screening process, please contact the Township at (610) 380-8200.

Send a message to learn more

08/01/2024

Attention West Brandywine Residents, Moxie Pest control has been issued solicitor permits that are good until August 31st.

Thank you.

Send a message to learn more

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07/18/2024

NOTICE
Due to the severe storm that wreaked havoc through West Brandywine Township on July 16th & 17th, WBT will be assisting with Curbside Brush Chipping that will take place on Monday, July 22, 2024 beginning at 7:00 AM.

Please have branches at the curbside, as neatly as possible, to save loading time prior to 7:00AM on Monday to address the entire Township as quickly as possible.

Thank you

07/17/2024

WB and Wallace Residents, due to the severe weather last evening, utility resources continue to be stretched thin as they continue to coordinate power restoration. In the mean time, today will have triple digit heat index and some may not have power for few days. As of this notice, July 17th 12pm many of our local issues with power poles down and lines down have not began to be addressed. Several roads are closed including Springton by Krapf busses, 300 Block Lafayette Road, Pratts Dam and Union Road and Pratts Dam and Woodbrooke. There are tree limbs through out the roads and may only have one lane passable.

Please use caution if you are out, and expect delays in your travels. It appears that the Honey Brook Area was not hit that hard and has functioning gas stations if you need fuel.

The township phone lines are currently down however we have diverted them to employee cell phones to continue business if you need to get a hold of PD or Township.

This is going to be extreme weather and homes with no AC can be serious or critical for elderly and those with health problems. We ask that neighbors check on neighbors and help out, as the Township may not be able to address every need or timely. We are working to help out where PD/Public Works can and appreciate the support you can give, if able, to your neighbors.

Please call 911 for emergencies and, if possible, seek shelter in areas that are "cooled". Some places may allow your pets as well so please make sure pets are taken care of.

We have another risk of severe storms later today, July 17th, which could compound this issue with more downed wires and delay restoration processes.

Thank you, stay safe and help take care of all our community members and please stay hydrated and cool.

Lastly, Please do not call 911 for power outages, call PECO.

Thank you

07/17/2024

Attention WB residents, the storm that occurred tonight, July 16th around 8pm, has wrecked havoc on the Township. There are alot with out power, several roads closed with trees down, power lines and utility poles. There are more problem areas than the emergency services can address. We are unable to block off every road that needs it or put up detours. The roads with wires down are a utility issue and must be addressed by PECO. The roads with only trees down are being handled by public works crew.

If you come across down trees and lines, please turn around. Its best not to venture out as even the detour roads you may try to take may also be blocked.

Emergency services will do what ever we can to assist but a storm of this magnitude exhausts all resources.

If you have unmet needs that are life threatening please call 911. We ask that everyone take care of each other, neighbors helping neighbors, and to keep everyone safe away from hazards.

We will work through this together.

Thank you

06/26/2024

Attention WB Residents, Aptive Pest Control is approved for solicitation from June 25th to September 25th. As always, if you do not want solicitors on your property, you may sign up via our Township web, for no solicitation or you may post your property no trespassing or no solicitation. They have been provided the Do Not Solicit List as of June 24th, so if you sign up after, they will not have your address. Any complaints of their conduct or being rude should be addressed with the company directly, any issues with trespassing or specific harassment you may call 911 for assistance, thank you.

West Brandywine Residents, we are disappointed that a individual or individual (s) decided to use the West Branch of the...
06/05/2024

West Brandywine Residents, we are disappointed that a individual or individual (s) decided to use the West Branch of the Brandywine Creek, as their personal dumping ground. These items were in the creek, (thrown off the Icedale Bridge), which the West Brandywine Public Works Department (Thank You) had to spend the time to clean up the creek, when they have their own work to do. The discarded items can contaminate the creek and ecosystem that uses that waterway.

This is completely inexcusable and unacceptable and if we catch anyone doing such actions, they will be prosecuted and will make sure they participate in community service by cleaning up roadways, parks and/or water ways to help them understand the cost, time, environmental impact that illegal dumping creates.

If you have information on this, please contact our department, also if you live near the Icedale Bridge or on Germany Hollow Road, these two area's seem to be a constant "dump area" for people who feel the roadway is a landfill. Please take your unwanted "trash" a few miles up the roadway to the landfill, not anywhere you see fit. These clean up's cost time and money to residents as the Township takes care of picking up the discarded items. Please show respect and courtesy to the residents and our Township by being a responsible individual.

05/28/2024

Join us at
Mean Bean Coffee and Cream on June 1st from 9:00 to 11:00 AM for Coffee with a Cop! Come out and meet local police officers who serve and protect our communities in West Brandywine, Downingtown and Upper Uwchlan. Overflow parking is available across the
street at Wagonseller Park.

West Brandywine Police Department

Downingtown Police Department

Upper Uwchlan Police Department

05/22/2024

Attention West Brandywine Residents, its come to our attention that ECO SHIELD is soliciting in the Township illegally, without authorization, as of May 21st 2024. If a sales persons comes to your property, please ask them to leave and contact 911. Thank you.

Just as a reminder, when businesses get proper permission, we give them a permit and a list of all the homes that have registered for the Do Not Solicit. If they violate the Do Not Solicit List provided, their permits get revoked.

If businesses solicit and never get a permit, first it's illegal, but second they will have no Do Not Solicit list to go by and the Township has no idea they are soliciting until its brought to our attention. Please ask any person at your door for a permit to determine if they are conducting their business legally and properly registered.

Thank you

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05/06/2024

The Police Department would like to thank those residents that provided video footage of the DUI incident, involving significant damage, from last week. We appreciate all the home door bell camera and house footage sent to us, we really appreciate the support in this investigation. We appreciate the partnership with the community, thank you.

05/06/2024

Attention West Brandywine Residents:

Board of Supervisors adopted new Township Law on fireworks and their usage, effective May 2nd, 2024.

Due to complaints through out the years, on firework usage, and safety issues that have arisen, the Supervisors at their May 2nd meeting (after proper advertisement), adopted Ordinance 1-2024, regulating fireworks. The new ordinance includes all the current requirements of the state law, but includes some additional regulations. To summarize the new local law, please take note of following:

1) Must be 18 years of age to use, purchase or possess consumer fireworks.
2) May not
-Use consumer rated fire works on public or private property, including sidewalks, streets, parks, without expressed permission of owner
-Use fireworks directed at or directed toward building or vehicle
-Use fireworks directed at another person
-Use fireworks under influence of alcohol/drugs
-Use fireworks within 150 feet of building or vehicle, regardless if you own the property or not. (This includes occupied and non-occupied residential homes-(neighborhoods)
- Use fireworks Upon Township roadway or property
- Use fireworks within 100 feet of combustible material
- Use fireworks that any portion of the firework or sparks land upon the property of another without owners consent.

In conjunction, no person may use any consumer fireworks within 150 feet of a animal housing facility or fenced in area owned by another person. If the facility is 151 to 300 feet from the animal housing facility or fenced area, the resident using those fireworks must notify, in writing, to the animal property owner at least 72 hours in advance prior to using.

Fireworks may not be used from 10p to 10a in the Township except:
-memorial day, including the immediately preceding Sat and Sun
-Labor day, including the immediately preceding Sat and Sun
-On July 2,3,4 and Dec 31st, may be used until 1am the following morning.

There is no permit issued or required thru the Township to use consumer grade fireworks, however, large professional display fireworks require a permit thru the township, prior to usage. The penalty for first offense is up to $500 for consumer grade firework violations.

To make this clear, the PD is in no way shape or form trying to damper the celebratory times, thru out the year, when residents partake in festivities. However, the PD has dealt with far to many discourteous and unsafe activities, that needed to be governed for everyone's safety. The PD will respond to and investigate any complaints of fireworks, when called in, but we ask that if each resident that partakes in firework activities is mindful and respectful of their neighbors, this new ordinance will have minimal impact on your events and social gatherings. Thank you and be safe out there.

Message from the Chief: Residents, I would like to tell a story, unfortunately its not fiction but a true crime document...
05/03/2024

Message from the Chief:

Residents, I would like to tell a story, unfortunately its not fiction but a true crime documentary, right here in West Brandywine Township. On May 2nd 2024 around 5:45 pm, the Police Department was dispatched to an erratic driver complaint on Cedar Knoll and Hibernia. The vehicle was being followed by the caller during this time. The erratic vehicle turned into Mendenhall Drive, took out two mailboxes, with the front end of the car damaged and front tires blown. The erratic driver after taking out two mailboxes, re-entered Cedar Knoll and approached the roundabout. The motorist made a left turn, yes left turn, into the roundabout from Cedar Knoll and stuck a motorcyclist. Luckily the operator of the bike did not report any injuries. The erratic driver then drove up over the roundabout, destroying the landscape and street sign, before continuing on East Reeceville Road, now, again with two blown front tires.

The erratic operator drove down East Reeceville and struck/took out approx 5 mailboxes, from Rt 82 to the East Brandywine Township Line, on East Reeceville Road.

The driver, upon entering our neighboring jurisdiction, proceeded into Applecross Development where the erratic driver then struck 3-4 more mailboxes and drove up the driveway of a resident's home, drove into their closed garage door, smashing/damaging the door. The resident confronted the driver, to which the driver was argumentative to the resident, then pulled out of their driveway and continued on.

The erratic driver left the development, then re-entered a short time later and then "T" b***d an occupied vehicle traveling in the opposite direction, which finally disabled the vehicle enough the operator could no longer continue on. Again, lucky no injuries reported.

The police department upon trying to chase her down, pulled up quickly after the accident and located the driver, outside the vehicle. The operator was taking into custody but did resist arrest and kicked an officer while doing so, the officer was treated and released. The female was extremely intoxicated and container of alcohol was found inside. To add to this story, the vehicle was a rental car!

The 36 year old female from Coatesville is looking at a slew of charges, it would take me several minutes to name them all, but was DUI related. As always, people are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

The department has seen a up-tick in these DUI incidents. To date, WBPD has arrested 24 individuals since January, for DUI offenses, 10 alone in April. Its only May 2nd and this is already our first DUI just for this month. The Police Department will continue to aggressively remove these operators from the highway for your safety, family safety and my safety.

The department has zero tolerance for DUI's. If you are ever looking for a true classic textbook example of why its not a good idea to drink and drive, maybe use this one. The poor choices made here placed dozens of people in life safety, thousands of dollars in property damage, jail time, loss of license, lawsuits, the list can go on, for what, all in the name of a "good time drinking"?

If you drink, the message is clear and has been repeated like 27,000 times over the years, please drink responsible, and if you do drink, enjoy your beverage of preference at home. If you do go out and pick up alcohol, leave it sealed until you get home, then enjoy. If you go out to drink, make sure you have other arrangements and if you still choose to ignore this message, prepare for the consequences that come your way.

My final message, luckily no one was injured in this wild "joy" ride this young lady made a decision to endure, however, think of the consequences would have been if each of those mailboxes, the sign in the roundabout and the garage door were human beings instead, think about the ripple effect those potential dozen or so families would be dealing with now!

Thanks for listening, safe travels

Respectfully

Jeff KImes
Chief of Police

05/01/2024

Attention Wallace Residents, on Tuesday April 30th, around 9:30pm, a resident on Branch Court, (across from Burgess Park on Rt 282) reported a unknown race male, approx. 5'10 to 6 feet tall, wearing a black hooded sweat shirt, (hood over their head) and black bottoms, prowling around their property and peering into their residence. The individual then took off into the woods, towards Colonial Woods. The PD checked the area extensively but was unable to locate them. Please remain vigilant in your neighborhoods and report suspicious behavior immediately to police by calling 911.

West Brandywine Police Department Chief Kimes East Fallowfield Township Police Department Chief Chad Osborn participated...
04/29/2024

West Brandywine Police Department Chief Kimes East Fallowfield Township Police Department Chief Chad Osborn participated in the annual bus safety competition on Saturday April 27th, great job by all drivers who participated.

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04/29/2024

https://www.dasd.org/departments/diversity-equity-inclusion/dei-news/dei-details-2/~board/dei-news-board/post/downingtown-area-school-districts-making-connections-program-successfully-hosts-fourth-annual-food-drive

West Brandywine Police Department Lieutenant Michels participated in the annual food drive with Downingtown School District, making connections program. Thank you and glad we could participate.

The Downingtown Area School District's Making Connections program proudly announced the success of its fourth annual Food Drive.

04/29/2024

Attention WB residents, The Township has approved 6 solicitor applications for Power Home Remodeling Service. The permits are good for one week, April 30th 2024 to May 5th 2024. You may request to see the permit and ask them to leave at any time. Thank You. They have been provided the no-solicitation list so if you sign up after this posting, they will not have your address, but will be on the list for next time.

04/11/2024

Attention WB residents, the Township has a new website that allows for residents to receive text and email notifications for upcoming events, meetings, or emergency situations. If you are interested, please click the link below and see what types of information you would like to receive and how you would like to receive it. This is the fastest and most reliable way to get updated information from the PD and or Township.

It appears the link is not working, you can go directly to website and on front page subscribe.

03/21/2024

West Brandywine Residents, Monacy Road, between Rt 82 and Baker Road will be closed to all traffic effective 3/22/24 from 9am to 3pm for emergency tree work. The road will be impassable due to machinery on the roadway and residents are advised to take an alternate route during this time. Krapf bus company was advised. Thank you.

Job well done Officer Hewczuk.
02/29/2024

Job well done Officer Hewczuk.

Congratulations Officer Hewczuk! Officer Hewczuk was awarded a Combat Cross Commendation for his heroic actions confronting an armed subject while assisting West Brandywine Police Department. Officer Hewczuk’s superior tactics carried the day and the suspect was taken into custody! Special thanks to West Brandywine Police Chief Kimes for attending the ceremony.

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02/22/2024

Attention WB Residents, Renewal By Anderson has been issued 4 solicitor permits good for one month effective today 2/24/2024. They will have ID and a Township Permit on them, avail to furnish upon request. They have been advised to adhere to No Soliciting List and any posted properties of "No trespassing" or "No soliciting". Any issue relating to their behavior or violation of trespassing, please contact us by calling 911 in emergency or 610-383-7000 for any non emergency matter. Thank you

We would like to give a big shout out to the phenomenal congregation, of the Forks of the Brandywine Church, for the on ...
02/19/2024

We would like to give a big shout out to the phenomenal congregation, of the Forks of the Brandywine Church, for the on going donation of food and drinks provided to the police department. Thank you sincerely for the kindness and thoughtfulness, as always, we will enjoy. Forks of the Brandywine Evangelical Presbyterian Church

We in West Brandywine Township should be proud that Dr. Hanna was a West Brandywine Resident, we mourn his passing, howe...
02/08/2024

We in West Brandywine Township should be proud that Dr. Hanna was a West Brandywine Resident, we mourn his passing, however we thank him for paving the way for opportunities in our ever growing medical field. Thank you for your service to our Chester County Community.

Doc was the first Black doctor working at the Chester County Hospital when the only other African American faces on the medical staff were nurses.

WBPD Officer Craig and Corporal Antonucci of Coatesville Police attended a community school event today, Feb 7th 2024 at...
02/08/2024

WBPD Officer Craig and Corporal Antonucci of Coatesville Police attended a community school event today, Feb 7th 2024 at Reeceville School. It was great interacting with some Coatesville Elementary Students. Officer Craig was able to demo the department drone, speak with students and show off some police equipment.

Officer Craig from WBPD attended and had some great conversations with WB residents. The coffee with chief event happens...
02/08/2024

Officer Craig from WBPD attended and had some great conversations with WB residents. The coffee with chief event happens every month in Coatesville, stop out and converse with local law enforcement officials.

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02/05/2024

PRESS RELEASE BURGLARY/ROBBERY WEST BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP 2/5/2024:

On Friday February 2nd, 2024, at 23:30 hours, WBPD was dispatched to a burglary in progress, with the suspect attempting to break down the front door with a shovel. The homeowner retrieved a handgun, to which the suspect was able to gain entry, forcibly into the residence. The suspect and Homeowner got into a struggle with the Homeowner being bitten on the finger. The gun was dropped, in the scuffle, and the suspect took control of the weapon and fled to where a female was barricaded in the bathroom. The suspect, with the firearm, attempted to break down the interior door to get to the female resident. The suspect eventually fled the residence with the stolen firearm into a nearby wooded area. Several area departments assisted our department in trying to track down the suspect. An area Officer did find the suspect in the 100 Block of Hurley Road. The suspect did point the firearm at the officer, which the officer was able to take cover and draw his own weapon. The suspect discarded the firearm into the grass before being taken into custody, without further incident, by officers. There were no reported injuries to any law enforcement official. This incident could have ended in death or serious injury to Law Enforcement officers, but due to the professional, experience and training of area officers, the best outcome occurred. WBPD would like to thank West Caln Police, East Brandywine Police, Caln Police, Coatesville City Police, Sadsbury Police and East Fallowfield Police for helping apprehend this dangerous individual quickly and out of society.

The suspect was charged with Burglary, Robbery, Aggravated Assault and other charges and was taking to Chester County Prison, where he remains incarcerated awaiting a preliminary hearing in front of Judge Arndt in Honey Brook. This is an on going investigation and if any additional public safety information needs to be disseminated, will be done timely and accurately.

At the February 1st, 2024 Board of Supervisor Meeting, Chief Kimes and Lieutenant Michels presented awards to officers w...
02/02/2024

At the February 1st, 2024 Board of Supervisor Meeting, Chief Kimes and Lieutenant Michels presented awards to officers who excelled in excellence in 2023. These officers went above the call of duty to provide the best customer service to the residents of West Brandywine, Wallace and the Department. The awards presented were issued to:

1) Officer/Detective Michael Raech---Criminal Investigations
2) Officer Richard Craig--Community Relations
3) Officer Brandon McMillen--Traffic Safety
4) Officer Lennard Smith--Officer of the Year
5) Officer Joseph Carboni II--Training Instructor Excellence

Also, we would like to congratulate Officer Justin Prorock on his appointment to full time police officer. Officer Prorock was previously employed at Birmingham Township and is a welcomed addition to the department.

The photos enclosed are Officer Justin Prorock, with Supervisors Dobson, McLaughlin and Chappelle.

The award photos include from left to right, Detective Raech, Officer Craig, Chief Kimes, Officer McMillen, Officer Carboni, Officer Smith, Supervisors, McLaughlin, Dobson and Chappelle and Lieutenant Michels.

Congratulations to Officer Prorock on your new appointment to the Township Police Force and job well done to the award recipients. The department truly employs some of the finest and highest caliber officers any community deserves.

01/24/2024

Residents, please read the below letter from AQUA regarding upcoming road closures. Those residents who live where the water line is being installed, please read the second message after the road closure message, toward bottom.

January 22, 2024

Dear Customer,
I am writing to provide you with details on Aqua Pennsylvania’s upcoming construction work that is scheduled in your neighborhood or place of business. On Monday February 5, 2024, Aqua Pennsylvania will begin installation of a new 12-inch ductile iron water main on Manor Road between Beaver Creek and Hibernia roads and Hibernia Road between Manor Road and Horseshoe Pike (322) in West Brandywine Township.

The $2,300,000 project is part of our continuing infrastructure improvement program that replaced more than 11 miles of aging main in Chester County in 2023 to improve service reliability for customers. The new water main will reduce the potential for main breaks, discolored water and improve water flow in the area.

Construction will generally take place weekdays between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. with a detour. There may be some Saturday work to keep the project moving quickly. Access will be provided for emergency, mail and trash service. Residents will have access to their properties, but at times will need to enter from different directions due to changing work zones. Following installation, the new main will be flushed, chlorinated and tested for water quality before being placed into service. During the chlorination/testing phase, activity on the job site may be limited. It is important to note the trench will be covered with temporary blacktop at the end of each workday. Permanent restoration will take place in the summer of 2024.
We will notify customers ahead of any planned water service interruptions and will provide 24 hours advance notice for any scheduled interruption greater than 30 minutes. Aqua will have an inspector on the job each day to answer your questions.

Please refer to the accompanying door hanger for more information on what to expect as we begin our construction project in your neighborhood.
In addition to reaching our customer service staff and emergency dispatcher at the number listed on the doorhanger accompanying this letter, you may also call us with any questions regarding the project at 610.430.0747.

Sincerely,

Jim Rosser
Construction Superintendent – Great Valley Division

1/22/24

Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. (Aqua) is pleased to inform residents of a new water main installation planned in your neighborhood. Records indicate your property would qualify for a new connection to our system should you choose to do so.

Property owners are not obligated to connect to the public water supply system and Aqua cannot mandate connections.

Upon completion of the approval process, Aqua will install a service line and curb stop from our main to the edge of your property at no cost to you. Aqua will own and maintain this portion of the service line in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of our Pennsylvania Tariff which can be found on our website at www.aquaamerica.com/our-states/pennsylvania.aspx.

Should you choose to connect to our system, you are responsible for the costs of installation and ongoing maintenance of a service line, backflow prevention device and meter box/pit from the home/structure to the property edge where our curb stop will be located. Meters and meter reading devices will be installed, maintained and owned by Aqua.

If you are interested in learning more about the application process and becoming an Aqua customer, email [email protected] or call our New Business Department at 610-541-4160. Should you choose not to connect, disregard this notice.

Your decision to connect is time sensitive. Due to paving and final restoration requirements, there is a deadline of 4/12/24 to complete the application process regarding service connection. Aqua cannot guarantee service will be granted after the permanent road restoration is completed.

Regards,
New Business Coordinator
Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc.
700 West Sproul Road
Springfield, PA 19064
O: 610-541-4160
E: [email protected]

Address

198 Lafayette Rd
Coatesville, PA
19320

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