Lower Chichester, Delaware County PA
Located in Southern Delaware County Pennsylvania, Lower Chichester is located on the Delaware border just North of Marcus Hook PA, and is easily accessible from Route I-95.
With a population of approximately 3,500, Lower Chichester is a suburb of Philadelphia that is more like a small town community.
Urgent Request to Governor Shapiro
Crozer / Taylor Hospital Closing Summary from LCT Commissioners
Letter to Governor from Lower Chichester Township
Article from Delaware Valley Journal: As Hospitals Close, Delco Township Tells Shapiro: Send In the National Guard!
Help Requested from Pennsylvania with Health Crises of 2025:
Videos below demonstrate that the Pennsylvania National Guard can and have provided valuable assistance in times of crisis over the past 3-5 years in Marple, Lancaster and across the state. The Delaware River Communities are now in crises with the closing of several major medical facilities. While we are not the largest most influential area of the state, our residents deserve the assistance from the National Guard to help manage the crises until more permanent solutions are found.
Real Property Fraud Alert Service
Get notified against potentially fraudulent claims or transactions regarding real property...click for Property Fraud Alert Flyer.
Reporting increased swarms of UAV activity in Delco to PEMA
PEMA reports that they have been "made aware of increased UAS activity in other neighboring states. Some have been categorized as flying near critical infrastructure, others as "swarms" of UAVs. Some have been reported as occurring regularly or repeatedly. If there are any similar sightings in Pennsylvania, they should be reported to the PEMA watch to build regional situation awareness." - Robert L Meinert, Director, Internal Operations, PA Emergency Management Agency.
For your convenience, these reports can be sent to delcoEOC@co.delaware.pa.us, and we will forward the information to the PEMA Watch Center.
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
Honoring our Veterans
We wholeheartedly thank our wonderful and brave Veterans not only on Veterans Day but every day.
Thank you for your service and we will never forget.
We would like to thank State Representative Carol Kazeem for presenting the Township with this generous check for intersection improvements!
Hometown Heroes Banner Application
Thank you to Vest-A-Cop
for choosing Lower Chichester...
and gracing us with a $2,000 grant to protect our officers with protective gear.
We are very grateful!
Information that can be helpful on how to protect yourself from the West Nile Virus and how you can help prevent mosquito breeding.
Mosquito Bite Prevention document.
Linwood Youth Center Association:
The Youth Center has re-opened.
Youth Center Hours (as of April 2022):
Girls: Mondays 6:30pm to 7:30pm - every week beginning June 19th
Boys: canceled
Book donations are needed.
All children must be registered by a parent/guardian with proof of address. An ID and one bill listed at the address is required.
Per the Commissioners:
No backpacks are permitted in the youth center.
All items brought in must be in a see through plastic bag.
Meeting Notices
Lower Chichester Township
Notice of Meetings for 2025
The Board of Commissioners of Lower Chichester Township, Linwood, Delaware County, PA, will hold regular monthly meetings on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 PM on the following dates during calendar year 2025: Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21, Aug. 18, Sept. 15, Oct. 20, Nov. 17, Dec. 15.
The Planning Commission, Zoning Hearing Board, and Civil Service Commission, Board of Health, Fire Committee, Recreation Board and Board of Commissioners Workshop meetings will meet on an as needed basis.
The public is invited to attend these meetings. If anyone needs assistance to attend these meetings, please call the Township building at 610-485-1472 at least 3 days in advance, and a reasonable attempt will be made to accommodate you.
The public may participate in the meetings by submitting written comments to the Township via US mail or by emailing comments to lowerchitwp@comcast.net on or before the date of the meeting at 4:00 PM. Any person interested in participating in the meeting via audio should call the Township at 610-485-1472 and request information as to how to do so. The meeting Agendas will be available on this website.
Board of Commissioners Meeting - May 19th at 7:30pm
In addition to attending in person, the public may participate in the meeting by submitting written comments to the Township via US mail or by emailing comments to lowerchitwp@comcast.net on or before May 19, 2025 at 4:00 PM. Any person interested in listening to the meeting by telephone should call the Township at 610-485-1472 and request the call in information.
Senior Citizens Informational Meetings
Senior's regular meetings have been postponed until further notice.
Trash Collection
First Precinct: Tuesday and Friday
Second Precinct: Monday and Thursday
Other Notices
Residents can contact the Township via email at lowerchitwp@comcast.net or call the Township at 610-485-1472 and we will do our best to respond within 24 hours.
For Police/Fire/EMS Emergencies call 911.
It has come to our attention that persons are asking residents to see their UTILITIES BILL TO GET YOUR INFORMATION. Please DO NOT SHOW YOUR BILL OR ANY OTHER DOCUMENT concerning your personal information. ...Thank You, Lower Chichester Commissioners
Transparency in Coverage (TCR)
As part of new regulation of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), plans must provide cost transparency to participants and enrollees. The intent of the regulations is to provide a consumer with access to information on the cost of health care services before that consumer receives health care services, rather than after care is received.
Here is your company’s unique link: QCC MRF URL
Township History
Lower Chichester Township was settled in 1679, and incorporated as a township in 1682. It became a first class township in 1918. The original township was named after Chichester, an ancient city in the county of Sussex, England. That city was formerly called Cissancester, that is, the city of Cissa, because it was built by Cissa, the King of the South Saxons.
