Please see the following notice from Senator Farry’s office regarding the water main break on North Pine Street and procedures for submitting a complaint.
Kindness kindles kinship and kinship kindles a sense of community.
– Abhijit Naskar
The Borough’s “Good News – Shout Outs!” initiative fosters a culture of positivity and community engagement by inviting residents to share uplifting stories and commendable acts within our neighborhood. Whether it’s celebrating local achievements, highlighting acts of kindness, or acknowledging instances of remarkable community outreach, we aim to amplify the good news that often goes unnoticed.
While we strive to showcase as many submissions as possible, it’s important to note that we cannot guarantee publication of every entry. Together, let’s spread positivity and celebrate the goodness within our community!
On October 8th, 2025, Police Chief Kevin Burns was sworn in by the Mayor and welcomed by Council, Chiefs from other local departments, and members of the public. Chief Burns, who has over thirty-seven years of law enforcement experience which includes serving the Borough as a part-time officer since 2021, is dedicated to the high standard of integrity and community-oriented policing that has been a staple of the Langhorne Borough Police Department. It was our honor to congratulate him in his new role, and we look forward to working with him for the betterment of the Borough!
Thank you to Keith DeVore!
Borough Council would like to extend their thanks to Keith DeVore, who crafted a beautiful podium for Council Chambers. Mr. DeVore and his wife Maria unveiled the podium, made from a black walnut tree from their own backyard, at the October 9th, 2024 Council Meeting.
The skill, time, and care that Mr. DeVore has poured into this podium cannot be overstated. It is not only a remarkable piece of art by a talented craftsman, but a testament to the strength of our community and the shared commitment of our residents and elected officials to making Langhorne Borough a wonderful place to live.
CONGRATULATIONS to Shaun Pall!
The Motto Contest Winner
On April 10th, Council selected the submission “Where History & Community Meet” as the Langhorne Borough motto.
In recognition of Shaun’s effort and creativity, Langhorne Borough Manager Steve Bradshaw and Council presented him with a Certificate of Appreciation on 25th of April, 2024.
Shaun, you have eloquently captured the character and cornerstones of the Borough, and we offer you our sincerest thanks. We are proud to represent Langhorne Borough with your words.
If you’ll be leaving town for more than 3 days, please fill out this form and submit it to the Police Department, either in person at our office or via email. This notifies the Langhorne Borough Police, who will then enhance patrol frequency near your residence.
Langhorne Borough Police Department- Chief Kevin Burns 114 E Maple Avenue, Langhorne Borough, PA 19047 2nd Floor of Borough Hall
The purpose of the Langhorne Borough Business Association is to foster and encourage the growth, progress and betterment of our community.
Langhorne Borough Business Association is a group of business owners from Langhorne Borough and the surrounding areas. The LBBA addresses concerns that affect the business community in Langhorne Borough and collaborates with the local government and residents to make the Borough a better place to work and live. LBBA works to improve communication and mutual understanding on issues to improve and grow the community as a whole. The LBBA meets on the 4th Wednesday – 8 months throughout the year.
Since 1992, Langhorne Council for the Arts (LCA) has provided creative outlets and fostered appreciation for the arts in the Langhorne community. LCA-sponsored events have included art shows, musical performances, community art projects, lectures, theatrical presentations, and so much more!
For more information about Langhorne Council for the Arts:
Four Lanes End Garden Club was founded in 1957 by the late Doris Monroe with the purpose of fostering and nurturing the common interest of gardening among its early members, as well as providing instruction and developing talent in artistic floral arranging. Over the years the Club has evolved into so much more.
Garden Club meetings, which are held on the fourth (4th) Tuesday of the month, expand members’ interests and knowledge with a variety of programs, chosen to satisfy horticulture and design enthusiasts.
Langhorne Open Space, Inc. (LOSI) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of open space in the local area.
Our membership is comprised of more than two hundred families and individuals committed to the safeguarding of open space and historic structures in the face of rapid overdevelopment. The first floor of the farmhouse and the grounds are available to the public for rental.
The farm has many events, activities, fundraisers, and concerts throughout the year.
The Association presents various activities, programs, speakers and trips related to local history. The Herald, the Association’s newsletter, is published quarterly and contains historic articles and photographs as well as association news. Their gift shop offers items for sale relating to Langhorne History.
The Historic Langhorne Association was established in 1965. Its headquarters is in the original Langhorne Library which was constructed in 1888 with funds donated by Anna Mary Williamson. It later served as a branch of the Bucks County free Library.
The Historic Langhorne Association offers a research library, a museum of local artifacts and archives consisting of documents of businesses, genealogical records, historic photographs and maps of the area. Most articles have been donated by longtime residents.
The association’s goal is to research, record, renovate and preserve Langhorne’s History.
Langhorne Community Memorial Association – The Richardson House
The Richardson House is the home of the Peace Center and the meeting place of the Four Lanes End Garden Club and several other organizations. It can accommodate groups of up to 50 people. For information on renting of the House, call 215-421-5588. Donations to help restore the Richardson House may be sent to the Memorial Association at: 111 West Maple Avenue, Langhorne, PA 19047.
The Langhorne Community Memorial Association was formed in 1919 and chartered on April 30th, 1921. The building is chartered to be “A Community Memorial to the men of the war services of the United States, the men and women of the Langhorne Branch of the Southeastern Chapter of the Red Cross, and the men and women of all other organizations who patriotically contributed their time and resources at the Nation’s call during the Great War, and to be used for the holding of meetings, receptions, fairs, suppers and other forms of entertainment for patriotic, public and civic purposes.”
Today, the building honors those brave and women who serve our country. It also serves as a community center for meetings, educational events, concerts and even weddings. The grounds are host to summer concerts, beautiful gardens and a wonderful resting spot for the community.
The Rotary Club
The Rotary Club of Langhorne is a service, social and professional leadership organization that enriches the lives of people in Langhorne and the surrounding areas. As community leaders, members of the club provide service and support for families, schools, non-profit organizations, community programs, groups, and individuals in need.
Rotary members believe that we have a shared responsibility to take action on our world’s most persistent issues. Their 35,000+ clubs work together globally to:
Promote peace and goodwill
Fight disease, homelessness, hunger and drugs
Provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene
Save mothers and children
Support education and youth programs
Assist communities and grow local economies
For more than 110 years, these guiding principles have been the foundation of the Rotary Club’s values: service, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leadership.
Rotary Club of Langhorne P.O. Box 23, Langhorne, PA 19047
The Peace Center’s mission is to educate, empower and support individuals and organizations in efforts to prevent violence, promote peaceful resolution of conflict and foster inclusive, equitable and safe communities locally, nationally and worldwide.
The Peace Center is located in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. They have been working for community peace and social justice since 1982. Their programs are designed to help reduce violence and conflict in our schools, homes and communities through a multicultural, community-based approach. They are dedicated to furthering peace by understanding and managing conflict in our community, our nation and our world.
