

Welcome to the Borough of Bryn Athyn
Bryn Athyn is a tiny jewel tucked in suburban Montgomery County, just outside of Northeast Philadelphia. 1.9 square miles of mostly open space, Bryn Athyn is an oasis in the suburbs. Originally part of Moreland Township, in 1916 Bryn Athyn leaders petitioned the Commonwealth to become an independent community. The Township of Moreland was then divided into Upper Moreland Township, Bryn Athyn Borough and Lower Moreland Township. Bryn Athyn became a Home Rule Municipality in 1979.

HISTORIC DISTRICT
Bryn Athyn Borough boasts two historic districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places:
The Fetters Mill Historic District and
The Bryn Athyn Historic District.

Bryn Athyn then...




Bryn Athyn today...

Built in 1883 A "Pratt Through Truss" design

Former Train Station


Built in 1883 A "Pratt Through Truss" design
Bryn Athyn PD
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MEETING NOTICE
The next regular meeting of Bryn Athyn Borough Council will be held in Borough Hall on
Monday, February 2, 2026
The meeting will begin at 7:00pm.
Community Bulletin
SNOW REMOVAL
With the addition of public sidewalks on Alden Road and Tomlinson Road please be reminded that it is the responsibility of the residents to clear the sidewalk along their property. Snow and ice must be removed from all sidewalks within 24 hours of the weather event and be kept clear of drifting snow or ice buildup. It is the residents' responsibility to clear the sidewalk along their property. Please be neighborly and help those that may have difficulty with the responsibility. Let a neighbor know if you will be away and plan for your absence. Remember to use calcium-chloride, not salt, on concrete surfaces (Salt - Sodium-Chloride, will erode the concrete).
Helpful information to help you navigate our new trash collection services:
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The Trash Company will use different trucks throughout the Borough depending on the day of collection and the amount of waste to be collected. Please follow the same routine for each pick-up and they will adjust their route or move cans as needed.
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Unless you have prior approval from the Borough, only ONE garbage & recycle tote will be collected per day for a single-family residence. If you have additional garbage that will not fit in the tote - on occasion, and not as a regular practice, they will pick-up one additional can.
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All recycle material MUST be inside the can. Cut down or fold all cardboard and place it in the tote, not next to.
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The trucks will have to back-down our narrow residential streets - Orchard, King, Cherry, Marlin, Sycamore, Alden, the Southwest end of Woodland and Rose (similar to recycle pick-up). All waste will be picked-up from the right side of the vehicle, as they exit the street.
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Totes must be 2-3 feet clear of any obstruction, the the front side of the can facing the street, and lid closed. This means that the wheels and handle should face toward the house.
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All containers should be placed out the evening prior to collection and should be removed the same day as collection.


Fetters Mill Bridge Project
Work has begun on the Fetters Mill Bridge Restoration Project.
Click below for a link to this Montgomery County bridge project.
Any residents interested in the Fetters Mill Bridge restoration efforts should direct their comments and questions to the Montgomery County External Affairs Office.
If you are concerened about future traffic issues, pedestrian safety, post office access, parking problems or have any questions, please contact Sarah Charles at the Mont. Co. link above.
If you are concerned about future traffic issues, pedestrian safety, post office access, or parking problems, please use the QR code to add your comment and join the petition
BUILDING & ZONING PERMIT APPLICATIONS
Business will be conducted by Appointment on Monday and Wednesday from 10:30am – 12:00pm.
Questions regarding the permitting process should be directed to
Vikki Trost at vikkit@brynathynboro.org.
Building or Zoning permit applications should be directed to
Chalie Pluguez at permits@brynathynboro.org.
We strongly urge all permit applicants to contact Vikki Trost prior to submitting a permit application (vikkit@brynathynboro.org).
All permit information and applications can be found here.
UPCOMING PUBLIC MEETINGS
The next scheduled meeting of
Borough Council: Regular Meeting Monday, February 2, 2026 at 7:00pm
Bryn Athyn Zoning Hearing Board: Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at 7:00pm
Finance Committee: Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 12:00pm
Bryn Athyn Planning Commission: Tuesday, January 20, 2026 at 7:30pm




