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Norriton Dog Park opens with over 100 members; parks staff detail spring events

Board of Commissioners of West Norriton Township · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Parks & Recreation reported the Norriton Dog Park opened April 1 with more than 100 registered members; other events included an Egg Hunt with 350 children and Little League opening day where a field was named for the late Ed Lincul.

Parks & Recreation staff reported several spring initiatives and events. Jonathan Dzedzy said the Norriton Dog Park opened April 1 and has over 100 registered members. An Egg Hunt on April 4 drew approximately 350 children, and Little League Opening Day on April 11 included naming the minor league field in memory of Ed Lincul and installing a new scoreboard purchased by the Little League.

Parks staff also announced a streambank cleanup at Padden and Centennial Parks and scheduled Senior Games at Jeffersonville Golf Club beginning May 4. Commissioners praised the Parks & Recreation Department for recent work on events and the Dog Park opening.