Lansdalepa

10/14/2026

Congratulations, Officer John on completing the Police Academy! Next up is field training and we can't wait for you to get out there and meet the Lansdale community!

🎓 Congratulations, Officer Prince John! 🎓

The Lansdale Police Department proudly congratulates Officer Prince John on his graduation from the Temple University Municipal Police Academy.

Prior to joining the Lansdale Police Department, Officer John earned a degree in Civil Engineering from Temple University, demonstrating his commitment to education, hard work, and professional growth.

This past Friday, Officer John successfully completed nearly six months of academy training, totaling 919 hours of classroom instruction and practical training. His training doesn’t stop there. You’ll soon see Officer John out on the streets of Lansdale as he begins an additional 160 hours of field training alongside our experienced Field Training Officers.

At the Lansdale Police Department, we are committed to ensuring our officers receive the highest level of training and preparation to serve and protect our community with professionalism, integrity, and dedication.

Well done, Officer John, and welcome to the Lansdale Police Department! We wish you continued success as you begin this exciting new chapter in your law enforcement career. 👏🚔

10/12/2026

Borough Hall will open at 9am on Tuesday, October 13 due to a Borough-wide staff meeting. Customers looking to drop utility payments will still be able to drop them in the bin located in the vestibule of the building and online payments will not be affected by the delayed opening.

10/12/2026

Sunny yard? Shady spot? Soggy corner? We've got a tree for that. Stop out this weekend for a FREE tree giveaway!

DATE: Saturday, October 17
TIME: 9am - 12pm
WHERE: White's Road Park

10/12/2026

Flags across Pennsylvania are flying at half-staff in honor of Philadelphia Police Officer Shane Seiber, who tragically lost his life in the line of duty. Flags will remain lowered until sunset on the day of his interment.

We join communities across the Commonwealth in mourning this loss and extend our heartfelt condolences to Officer Seiber’s family, friends and fellow officers. His service and sacrifice will not be forgotten.

10/09/2026

We don't want Public Power Week to go by without giving a big THANK YOU to our Lansdale Electric team!

Whether they're working behind the scenes to keep the lights on or getting them back on when the occasional wildlife visitor decides to explore a substation, our Electric Department is always there when we need them.

But their impact goes well beyond keeping the power flowing. As a municipally owned utility, Lansdale Electric also helps support the many Borough departments and services that make Lansdale such a great place to live, work and play.

So during Public Power Week, we're sending a little extra appreciation to the team that keeps Lansdale powered and our community moving. Thank you for all that you do!

10/09/2026

The holidays are right around the corner, and we all know how quickly the calendar fills up with shopping, events and family gatherings. Why add traffic and parking to the list of things to worry about?

Here's some good news! SEPTA has reduced its parking garage rate through the end of the year, making it even easier to leave the car behind and let someone else do the driving.

So whether you're heading into the city for some holiday fun or just checking a few things off your shopping list, park the car, hop on the train and enjoy the ride. You've got enough to do this holiday season without worrying about the drive!

Big news! The daily rate for all parking garages (Frankford Transit Center, Lansdale Station, and Norristown Transit Center) is reduced from $4 to $2 now thru 12/31/26!

10/09/2026

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09/26/2026

A large tree came down near Sycamore and Yorktown, taking down power lines. To safely clear the area, Lansdale Electric will need to de-energize the entire street for a few hours.

This is an emergency situation and crews are working to get everything cleared and power restored as safely as possible.

09/24/2026

For those wondering what took down our power Wednesday morning…apparently a young raccoon thought the main substation looked like a pretty great jungle gym! Unfortunately, that decision didn’t end well for the raccoon as they came into contact with a 34,000-volt conductor, causing the outage.

The good news? Lansdale Electric crews were on it and had power back on before 6am. Many thanks to our crews for getting things taken care of so quickly. Next time little guy, we recommend skipping the electrical spaces and checking out one of our many parks instead!!!