r/delco_politics

A few weeks ago we saw some people using the initiative and referendum process to try to guarantee minority representation on the Delco council. (See: https:// upperdarbynow.com/news/bid-for-referendum-on-
delaware-county-council-minority-representation-falls-short/)

We should use this same process for Flock cameras and data centers. I propose we amend the Home Rule Charter as follows:

Delaware County and its departments and agencies shall not:

1. Purchase, lease, operate, maintain, or contract for the operation of automated license-plate recognition camera systems; or

2. Purchase, lease, own, operate, maintain, develop, construct, or contract for the development or operation of data centers.

(edit: fix typo)

One line agenda items, a data center ordinance, and a board residents say deliberates behind closed doors

Delco taxpayers in Lansdowne and Yeadon pay double the rate Radnor pays and get a third of the money per kid.

We're moving out. I was excited to live in Media and send my kids to RTM schools, but the obnoxious loud minority opposed to any sort of new school has turned me off. RTM is "one of the few remaining school districts in the region that only offers a half-day [Kindergarten] option." We're moving to a school district that does have full-day.

Council tabled the CMU, Greg Lingo says he's a willing seller at $8 million, and the former council president showed up with a prepared speech in support of open green space

Kyle Mclntyre became the 1st council member to back township acquisition of the Mozino tract. Meanwhile my Right to Know request came back with 1 of 8 items filled. Here's what they gave me & left out