Demolition has begun at the former Knoell property. Members of Council and the Borough Manager were on hand to witness the first action in implementation of the recently approved Main St Plan (which can be found at the link below). From left to right: Council President Peter LaMontage, Jeff Gilmore, Council President Robyne Kelemen, Mayor David Holewinski, Mary Pat Holewinski, Lori Kesilman, Borough Manager Sam Bryant
On Monday, February 20th, Borough offices will be closed in observance of Presidents’ Day. They will reopen at 8:30am on Tuesday, February 21st.
New Britain Borough Has Declared a Snow Emergency for the Ongoing Winter Storm. The Predictions are 6” – 12” of Accumulation by Thursday Night.
Residents Must Keep All Vehicles off the Roadways to allow for snow plowing and emergency management teams to do their jobs. Please DO NOT DRIVE unless absolutely necessary! If you choose to drive, Please be aware that there is Expected to be Very Dangerous Driving Conditions, including possible White Out Conditions & High Winds. SAFETY FIRST! Please consider your safety as well as the safety of others before you decide to drive.
New Britain Borough is investigating the formation of a Shade Tree Commission, and is putting out a public call for volunteers.
The expected goals of the group will be to advise Council on matters related to shade trees and plantings in the Borough rights of way as well as to review the vegetation proposed in land development plans.
If you are interested, please contact the Borough Office by calling 215-348-4586 or email secretary@newbritainboro.com.
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Borough Offices will be closed for MLK Day, Monday, January 16th and will reopen with regular hours on Tuesday, January 17th.
To stay informed about Borough events, please feel free to check the resources listed below or signup for our email news list:
At its December 2016 meeting, Borough Council approved a 2017 budget that makes no use of Borough savings (fund balance). Council also approved the 2017 Tax Ordinance at its January meeting, which has no tax increase for the year.
Borough Council, staff and volunteers will continue to work in 2017 to ensure that taxpayer funds are used efficiently and effectively.
More information on Borough finances and to view the budget can be found at the link below:
On October 19th, the Borough held a demonstration of its proposed permanent barricade on Matthews Ave. The videos below show a police vehicle and large truck passing over the posts without damage to the vehicles or posts.
Please see the below for Information on this beautiful ceremony which will take place on December 17, 2016 at Noon at the New Britain Baptist Church Cemetery.
Wreaths Across America Information
Wreaths Across America Order Form
The Covered Bridge on Keeley Avenue will be closed for repairs from October 17 – October 21, 2016. Detour signs will be posted. Please allow extra time for your commute during this time.
New Britain Borough is researching the possibility of providing a local low cost bus service. Currently the cost of this service is $1.00. We are looking for feedback from our residents regarding bus stop locations and times. Please complete the short survey online http://ow.ly/gDq0304hLIq
If you have any questions please contact the Borough Administration office at 215-348-4586 or at secretary@newbritainboro.com.
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