This article was written by the Montgomery County Office of Communications.
Over the next few weeks, the Montgomery County Commissioners will be having conversations about county government with residents throughout the county.
The commissioners have scheduled a series of five “Conversations With Your Commissioners” beginning this Saturday, January 19 in Lansdale. The series concludes in Pottstown on Monday, February 11. Other stops include Lower Merion, Pennsburg, and Glenside.
“These conversations with the commissioners are another in a series of ways we are trying to keep residents informed about what we are doing,” said Josh Shapiro, chair of the commissioners. “We live stream our meetings on line and use social media a great deal to inform everyone about what is going on in the county.
“We urge residents to attend these conversations so they can hear what we have tried to do during our first year in office, and we can hear what issues are most important to our residents,” Shapiro said.
The following is the schedule for “Conversations With Your Commissioners”:
Saturday, Jan. 19 – 10 am
Lansdale Borough Hall
One Vine Street
Lansdale, Pa 19446
Wednesday, Jan. 23 – 7 pm
Lower Merion Township Building
75 East Lancaster Avenue
Ardmore, PA 19003-2323
Monday, Jan. 28 – 7 pm
Upper Perkiomen Valley
School District Education Center
2229 E. Buck Road
Pennsburg, PA 18073
Monday, Feb. 4 – 7 pm
Castle at Arcadia University
450 S. Easton Road
Glenside, PA 19038
Monday, Feb. 11 – 7 pm
Montgomery County Community College
West Campus Community Room
101 College Drive
Pottstown, PA 19464
For more information please call the Commissioners’ office at 610-278-3062.
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