Come find your next read at the Malvern Library Book Sale, Friday, April 30 & Saturday, May 1. This event will be outside on both days.
Please Note: Rain dates are set for the following weekend, Friday, May 7 & Saturday, May 8 at the same times. Please check back for more information.
Keystone Collections Group has announced that they will align the local earned income tax (EIT) filing deadline with the extended deadline implemented by the PA Department of Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for state and federal tax filings. As such, the local earned income tax filing deadline is accordingly extended to match the State and Federal date of May 17, 2021. Keystone Collections Group will accordingly not impose additional filing penalties and interest to taxpayers who file local EIT returns by May 17, 2021.
This extension does not apply to any other tax payments. Employer filing deadlines for reporting payroll withholdings are not changed. Similarly, quarterly estimates for 1st quarter 2021 have not been extended.
Please visit the website for Keystone Collections Group for additional information.
Vaccines are safe and effective and the best way to protect you and those around you from serious illnesses.
We are in Phase 2 of Pennsylvania’s vaccine rollout. All Pennsylvanians age 16 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/disease/coronavirus/Vaccine/Pages/Vaccine.aspx
Chester County Department of Health:
The Chester County Health Department announced today that everyone age 16 and over who lives and works in Chester County is now eligible to schedule an appointment to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine. The move by the county health department brings forward the eligibility dates for Phase 1C and Phase 2, originally directed by the State to occur on April 12 and April 19 respectively.
“Our decision to open eligibility to everyone in Chester County age 16 and over was made based on two factors,” said Jeanne Franklin, Director of the Chester County Health Department. “First, the number of people in the county who have already received the vaccine, combined with the number of people currently scheduled with us to receive the vaccine over the coming weeks.
“And second, the fact that we have three large-scale clinics that are administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine this weekend, with a number of appointments still available.”
“We have sent messages to everyone registered with the Chester County Health Department in Phases 1A and 1B to ask them to schedule appointments, and when those appointment rates slowed down, we extended eligibility to Phase 1C. After a brief increase in scheduling, we are now extending eligibility to everyone in all phases, to ensure all vaccine appointments are filled for this weekend, and into the coming weeks,” added Franklin.
More than 192,000 people age 16 and over in Chester County have already received the COVID-19 vaccine, and the Chester County Health Department reports that a further 47,000 people currently have appointments scheduled with the health department over the coming weeks.
“If you factor in vaccine appointments being scheduled with other providers, plus the assumption that around 70% of the eligible population will actually choose to receive the vaccine, then the number remaining to receive the vaccine is really closer to 50,000 people in Chester County,” noted Franklin.
The Chester County Health Department continues to administer the Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. Even with an anticipated reduction in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine coming to the county in the next few weeks, the health department will, on average, be administering 12,000 doses per week.
In opening up eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to everyone age 16 and over in Chester County, the Health Department asks three things:
In addition to scheduling an appointment online, the option to book an appointment via the health department’s call center is also an option. The call center can currently schedule an appointment over the phone for anyone who does not have access to a computer or who is uncomfortable using the County’s scheduling system. That number is 610-344-6225.
For more information about the COVID-19 vaccine, and the Chester County Health Department’s COVID-19 program, go to chesco.org/covidvaccine.
2021 Household Hazardous Waste Residential Events
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL HHW EVENTS!
FOR DEP COMPLIANCE, WE MUST LIMIT CAPACITY.
UPCOMING HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION EVENT
Pursuant to State and Federal guidelines to minimize public exposure to COVID-19, and in accordance with Act No. 15 of 2020, the following meetings of Malvern Borough will be conducted remotely via Zoom. No in-person attendance will be available. The Borough is not liable for any computer security problems that participants may experience. Participants joining these meetings via computer or phone will be given an opportunity to speak.
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| Meeting | Date | Time | Location |
| Shade Tree Commission | Monday, April 19th | 5:00 pm | Zoom |
| Borough Council | Tuesday, April 20th | 7:30 pm | Zoom |
| Comprehensive Plan Task Force | Wednesday, April 21st | 7:30 pm | Zoom |
| Environmental Advisory Council | Thursday, April 22nd | 7:00 pm | Zoom |
| Historical Commission | Tuesday, April 27th | 7:30 pm | Zoom |
The following meetings have been cancelled:
April 15, 2021 - Planning Commission
For more information about the next scheduled meetings, please visit the Malvern Borough website at www.malvern.org.
Press Release – Bicycle Pump Track
Recently, information has been disseminated regarding a proposed bicycle pump track located in the wooded area behind Ruthland Avenue. This project came to fruition as part of the development of the Randolph Woods Master Plan. To address the questions that have arisen, the press release in the link above has been prepared.
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Several unlocked vehicles were entered overnight and rummaged through in Malvern Borough. Nothing was taken from those vehicles, however a vehicle was stolen when the owner accidentally left the keys inside the vehicle. If anyone has any information or home video surveillance which may have captured the actor(s) please contact Malvern Borough Police. As a reminder, please lock your vehicles and remove all valuables from your vehicles every time you park them.
2021 Alarm Fee
Please be advised that if you have a monitored alarm system on your home and/or business, it must be registered with the Malvern Borough Police Department.
In accordance with our Borough Ordinance (https://www.ecode360.com/11229205?highlight=alarm&searchId=35466095760603190#11229205), there is a $25.00 per year fee which is due in January of each year.
If you have any questions or need additional info, please contact Corinne Badman at cbadman@malvern.org or 610-647-0261.
01/19/2021
Harrisburg, PA - The Pennsylvania Department of Health today released the latest revised COVID-19 vaccination plan that includes people who are 65 and older, and those 16-64 with certain underlying medical conditions that make them more vulnerable to the disease.
PLEASE REVIEW THE COVID-19 INSPECTION GUIDELINES BEFORE SUBMITTING ANY AND ALL PERMITS.
