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March 2026 LMT E-Newsletter

Schauffele Plaza Redesign

Located in Downtown Ardmore, the Redesign of Schauffele Plaza is a Township initiative to transform an underused public space into a vibrant downtown gathering place. The long-term goal is the creation of a flexible civic green that supports events, outdoor dining, and everyday connection, helping create a new “third place” in the heart of Ardmore.

On March 11, 2026 the project team will present two final designs for Schauffele Plaza at the Lower Merion Building & Planning Committee Meeting. No action will be considered at the meeting, but the public is welcome and encouraged to attend, see the latest designs, and provide their feedback on the future of the Plaza.  Attend in person or watch live here: LMTV - Lower Merion Township Television

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Now Available in Bryn Mawr

Four new electric vehicle charging stations are available for public use in Bryn Mawr. The Level 2 chargers are in the northwest corner of Lot 7, across Lancaster Avenue from Ludington Library. Download the FLO or ChargePoint app for rate information and to activate your charging session.

Booking a trip for spring break?  

Find out which travel vaccines you may need to help you stay healthy on your adventure:

Go for the Green Award

Nominations Are Open!

Know a Lower Merion resident, business, organization, or school making a meaningful impact for our environment? Nominate them for the Lower Merion Township Environmental Advisory Council’s annual Go for the Green Awards, recognizing leadership in environmental protection, natural resource conservation, and sustainable communities.

Nominations due: Friday, April 3 Awards Ceremony: Saturday, May 9, 2026

Bus Patrol Enforcement

in Lower Merion Township

All Lower Merion School District buses are equipped with stop-arm cameras that automatically capture the license plates of vehicles that illegally pass stopped school buses. This program, authorized under Pennsylvania law (75 Pa. C.S. § 3345.1), is part of a statewide push to protect children, with similar camera enforcement expanding across Pennsylvania. The law is simple: when a school bus has its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, you must stop at least 10 feet away, no matter which direction you are traveling. A few seconds of patience can prevent a tragedy, and ignoring the law will cost you $300.

This FREE event for high school students aims to keep teens safe on the roadway through education, interaction, and fun!

Join an English Ivy Removal

Demonstration or Workday

This winter, several local organizations are hosting English Ivy Removal events. There are two of these remaining. Learn how to remove English Ivy at a Removal Demonstration at West Mill Creek Park on March 15. Then, practice your removal skills at a removal Workday on March 20 at the Haverford College Arboretum. Learn more and register today!