Commissioners extend essential services-only for Chester County Government

Mar 28, 2020 | CCDC Blog, Chester County Commissioners

press release, Chester County, 3/25/20 The Chester County Commissioners announce the extension of the County’s essential services-only operation to help slow the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). The extended period runs to Monday morning, April 13th. The...

Chester County agrees to receive refugees

Jan 31, 2020 | CCDC Blog, Chester County Commissioners, Immigration

Refugees are people who have had to flee from their country because of war, political persecution, human rights abuses, and other threats to their lives. The US has recently cut back on its historically welcoming attitude toward refugees. Now government entities are...

CCDC celebration and award to Kathi Cozzone

Dec 22, 2019 | CCDC Blog, Chester County Commissioners

On the evening of Sept. 17, Democrats gathered at Sprout Music Collective in West Chester to celebrate the holidays, the end of a very active political year, and the dramatic Democratic successes in the November 2019 election… and, of course, also to strategize...

Trump budget cuts will be devastating to Chester County

May 24, 2019 | CCDC Blog, Chester County Commissioners

Letter to editor, Daily Local News, May 17, 2019, from Chesco Commissioner Kathi Cozzone It’s déjà vu all over again. The numbers and the analyses are out and President Trump’s FY 2020 budget contains brutal cuts even more drastic than his 2018 budget. This budget...

MARIAN MOSKOWITZ TO RUN FOR CHESTER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Jan 15, 2019 | CCDC Blog, Chester County Commissioners

TREDYFFRIN TOWNSHIP RESIDENT MARIAN MOSKOWITZ TO RUN FOR CHESTER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS IN 2019 Businesswoman and Responsible Local Developer Promises to Work Hard and Advocate for All Chester County Citizens CHESTER COUNTY, PA. (Jan. 14, 2019) – Tredyffrin...

"The feeling of the nation must be quickened; the conscience of the nation must be roused; the propriety of the nation must be startled..." --Frederick Douglass, in "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?", his 1852 oration in Rochester NY commemorating the 76th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.