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Clifton Heights Borough and Upper Darby School District Sign Formal Agreement on New Middle School, Preservation of Youth Athletic Fields

Clifton Heights Mayor Mark Campbell and Clifton Heights Borough Council welcomed the signing of a formal agreement with Upper Darby School District that will result in the renovation and transfer of ownership of the youth athletic fields to the borough while permitting the school district to move forward with construction of the new Clifton...

Clifton Heights Middle School and Athletic Fields Update

The signing of the agreement between the Clifton Heights Borough Council and the Upper Darby School District will be held at 7:00 P.M. at the Borough Council Meeting on February 15, 2022 This memorializes a tentative agreement that was jointly announced in August. Under the agreement, the Upper Darby School District will renovate the existing...

Baseball/Softball Signups Underway

Registration is currently open for the Clifton Heights PAL upcoming baseball and softball seasons. You can sign up your child and/or volunteer here.

How do I report a street light that is out?

Please call borough hall at (610) 623-1000

How do I report a missing or broken street sign?

Please contact borough hall at (610) 623-1000

Can I shovel or plow snow into the street?

No, under Borough Ordinance and State Law it is illegal to shovel or plow snow into a public thoroughfare.

What are the methods of road maintenance?

There are several different methods used to maintain the roads for safe travel during the winter. At times, the snowfall may not be heavy enough to require plowing, and salt or will be used. In such instances, the salting process will start on and continue until all roads are completed. Other times, snowfall may be...

Who plows State Highways?

PennDOT handles the state highways located within the Borough. After careful evaluation, Clifton heights determined that it was not in the best interest of our resident to continue the contract with PennDOT. The contract has been terminated, placing the sole responsibility of the opening of state highways back with the state. This will allow the...

How will I know if the snow emergency is over?

A Snow Emergency will last at least 24 hours; however, the length may vary depending on the severity of the storm. Residents should check the Borough website for an update on the status of the Snow Emergency. Residents who do not have access to the internet may call the (610-623-1000) to inquire about the status...

How Will I Know If a Snow Emergency Has Been Declared?

Once a Snow Emergency has been declared: It will be announced via Red Alert. It will be posted on the Borough Website. Residents can call Request Line at (610) 623-1000 to inquire about Snow Emergency status. Vehicles blocking highways, local roads or driveways will be towed.

What is a Snow Emergency?

There may be times when the falling and accumulation of snow and ice upon the streets of Clifton Heights constitutes a significant danger to the safety and wellbeing of residents and/or people traveling within the Borough. At that time, a recommendation will be made by the Borough Manager to declare a "Snow Emergency" for the...

Who do I contact if my trash does not get picked up?

For any issues with your trash please contact borough hall at (610) 623-1000

How do I get a recycling bin?

You can call borough hall at (610) 623-1000 and one will be dropped off to you.

How can I contact my councilperson?

View council member contact information.

January 22nd E-cycling and Shredding event

On Saturday January 22nd Clifton Heights will be hosting the first of 4 e-cycling events in conjunction with Aldan Borough. TV's, computers, cell phones and other electronics will be accepted from 10am-2pm, also there will be a paper shredding event at the same location from 10am-1pm. This event is open to residents of Clifton Heights...

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