• Pick up your scarecrow kit on Oct. 2nd – 4th, at Borough Hall.
• Return your completed scarecrow to Borough Hall on Oct. 10th – 12th.
Details below. Thanks for participating and decorating our town in this long-standing
tradition for Halloween!!!
Category: News
Council Meeting
There will be a council meeting held on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 7:00 PM in Borough Hall, 40 N. Main Street. This is a public meeting and all are welcome to attend.
Bird Town LEGO Event on October 10, 2026
Bird Walk at 9:00AM on Sept. 27, 2026
Chalfont Bird Town will be hosting a Bird Walk this Sunday, September 27, 2026, starting at 9:00AM. Meet at Chestnut Street Park in Chalfont Borough and walk through the new trails (weather permitting). Beginners are welcome!
Chalfont Fire Dept. Fundraiser on Sept. 27, 2026
8:00am – 12:00pm… or until sold out.
$12.00 for Adults/Guests 11 & Up
$7.00 for Children ages 4 – 10
Free for kids under 4!
Scrambled Eggs
Toast
Creamed Dried Beef
Sausage
Home Fries
French Toast
Coffee, Tea, Milk, and Orange Juice
Fall Newsletter
2026 Fall Newsletter
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Chalfont Fire Company Hoagie Sale
Bucks County Area Agency on Aging
See link for all the details.

Mosquito Season
How You Can Help Reduce Mosquitoes
- Eliminate Standing Water
Mosquitoes love water in items like tarps, unused pools, toys, boats, clogged gutters, or plant saucers.
- Know Your Mosquitoes
– Culex mosquitoes (which spread West Nile Virus and St. Louis Encephalitis) breed in woodlands, pools, roadside ditches, some containers, and even sewage treatment plants. They also primarily bite at dusk and at night.
– Aedes albopictus (a.k.a. Asian tiger mosquito, which can spread Jamestown Canyon Virus) prefers small containers with clean water and bits all times of the day. They are smaller and have striped legs.
- Protect Yourself
– Avoid the outdoors during peak biting times.
– Wear long sleeves, pants, and closed shoes whenever possible.
– Use insect repellents (there are natural options too)
– Install outdoor fans because mosquitoes are weak fliers!


