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Upper Darby announces film production in Drexel Hill; residents warned of parking and street closures
Summary
Rob Ellis, Upper Darby Township’s public information officer, said a film production will begin Thursday, July 9, run through July 11 and resume July 16 in Drexel Hill, and residents should expect parking and street-closure notices and consult the township website for details.
Rob Ellis, public information officer for Upper Darby Township, announced that the township and Drexel Hill "have been chosen" for a film production that will begin Thursday, July 9, run through July 11 and resume on July 16.
Ellis said the production could affect parking and cause street closures and urged residents to check the township website for specifics. He identified the announcement location as Woodland Avenue between Highland and Edmonds in Drexel Hill.
"Upper Darby Township and Drexel Hill have been chosen," Ellis said, adding that "there's a lot you need to know regarding parking, regarding street closures." He directed residents to the township's productions page for details.
The township's productions information is available at www.upperdarby.org/productions; Ellis said the page lists what residents need to know about closures, parking and other local impacts. The announcement did not specify which exact blocks would be closed, the hours of closures, or whether parking restrictions would be temporary or meet-and-release; residents were told to consult the webpage for the full schedule and instructions.
Ellis closed the notice with light-hearted remarks about appearing in the production. No formal township action or vote was recorded during the announcement.
