The Historic District of Ivyland Borough was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. The Victorian architecture of the original Borough which dates from 1873 is the defining character which led to our inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places. We are proud of the history and heritage of our little borough and are committed to serving our residents and community now and for the future.
Mayor Anthony Judice
Look here and on our Facebook page for the latest notices and announcements from the Borough. We’ll also alert you to any legal Public Notices that we have published. These will also be archived going forward on the new Public Notices page.
Ivyland Residents: Please do not place political signs of any party/candidate on borough property. This includes the parks in the grid or in the Village. We ask that if you placed a sign along Greeley Ave, on the railroad side. that you please remove it.
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Ivyland Residents: Please do not place political signs of any party/candidate on borough property. This includes the parks in the grid or in the Village. We ask that if you placed a sign along Greeley Ave, on the railroad side. that you please remove it.
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A Message from the Mayor
The Historic District of Ivyland Borough was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. The Victorian architecture of the original Borough which dates from 1873 is the defining character which led to our inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places. We are proud of the history and heritage of our little borough and are committed to serving our residents and community now and for the future.
Public Notices & Announcements
Look here and on our Facebook page for the latest notices and announcements from the Borough. We’ll also alert you to any legal Public Notices that we have published. These will also be archived going forward on the new Public Notices page.