Tredyffrin Township

For information about the township, administration, public meetings, advisory committees, regulations, zoning, recreation and more, see the township's own website.

Tredyffrin Township was established in 1707. The Township's 300th anniversary celebration in 2007 provided a special opportunity to remember that we live, play, work, shop, and drive on historic land.

Along with that year's commemorative activities, the Tricentennial Committee also produced a historical documentary film, "Tredyffrin...The First 300 Years." DVD copies of the film are still available at the public libraries and the township office building. On-line information about our area's heritage is available at the Tredyffrin Historic Preservation Trust website.

Follow Township Government On Public Access TV
Federal regulations and the franchise agreement with our local cable television companies provide for public, governmental and educational access television stations. Tredyffrin citizens can follow their township government and school district activities, on the 2 cable TV local service providers--Comcast and Verizon FIOS.

Comcast Channel 2 and Verizon Channel 24 are the public and government access channels, broadcasting programming by Tredyffrin residents and the local government agencies. Information on the public access network and the general programming schedule is available here.
Tredyffrin Board of Supervisor meetings are regularly shown in their entirety, live and replayed, on the "T-Span" programming portion.
Comcast Channel 14 and Verizon Channel 20 are the educational access stations, with programming from the Tredyffrin/Easttown School District. School board programming, including regular meetings and Board Talk, airs on a regular schedule.
Information on the school board meetings and agendas may be found at the school district website.