Meetings

• 6:30pm
• 2nd and 4th Mondays in September through May
• Once per month - June through August
• Radnorshire Room of the Township Building
  301 Iven Avenue
  Wayne, PA 19087

Organization Meeting

• 7:30pm
• 1st Monday in January
• Radnorshire Room of the Township Building
  301 Iven Avenue
  Wayne, PA 19087

The meetings are televised live on Comcast Cable Channel 5 and Verizon FiOS Channel 30
and can be replayed on the Township YouTube Channel by clicking here

Agendas & Minutes

Agendas are available prior to the meetings. Minutes are available following approval.
View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes | View Agendas and Minutes From 2012 and Older

Members

• Lisa Borowski, President, Ward 4
• Jack Larkin, Vice-President, Ward 1
• Jake Abel, Ward 6
• Richard F. Booker, Esq., Ward 2
• Lucas A. Clark IV, Esq., Ward 3
• Sean Farhy, Ward 7
• John C. Nagle, P.E., Ward 5

Standing Committees

Please click here to view the Board of Commissioners Standing Committees

Radnor Township Interactive Map

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Overview

As provided by the Home Rule Charter (PDF), the voters of Radnor give legislative and executive authority to a Board of Commissioners. The Board is Radnor's governing body. It consists of 7 members, each representing one of the 7 wards comprising the Township.

Ward boundaries are redrawn every 10 years (following the decennial U.S. census) to provide each voter in the township equal representation. A commissioner is elected for a 4-year term by the voters of the ward and is compensated $2,100 per year in accordance with the Home Rule Charter.

Responsibilities

The board's chief responsibilities include supervising township operations, establishing an annual budget, levying taxes, and passing necessary policy and regulatory ordinances. The board also appoints principal officials to run the day-to-day affairs of the township, and it appoints members to advisory boards, commissions, and authorities.

To ensure citizens an active role in local government, the charter mandates that the Board of Commissioners routinely conduct public meetings and provide voters with the right to remove elected officials by recall election and to initiate and repeal ordinances through initiative and referendum petitions.