This declaration has ended as of Noon Monday 01/26/2026

Royersford Borough has declared a Snow Emergency that will go into effect at 6:00PM Saturday the 24th and remain in effect until cancelled.

As such there will be no parking on snow emergency marked roads including: 

• 5th Ave from the Limerick township line to Green Street, no parking on the west side (odd numbered side)
• Lewis Road within borough limits, no parking on either side of the road
• Main Street from 10th Avenue to Lewis Road, no parking on either side of the street (both sides of the street)
• Main Street from 2nd Ave to Lewis Road, no parking on the south side of the street (even numbered side)
• 2nd Avenue from Main Street to the Borough line, no parking on the west side (odd numbered side)
• Walnut Street from Lewis Road to Borough line, no parking on the south side (even numbered side)
• Washington Street from 2nd Avenue to Lewis Road, no parking on the south side (even numbered side)
• Summer Street from N. 4th Avenue to N. 3rd Avenue, no parking on the entire street (both sides of the street)
• The following cul-de-sacs within the Borough which are subject to the above snow emergency regulations, and proper signage is in place to denote this:
  •  North Sixth Avenue
  •  Elm Street
  •  Pine Street

Vehicles parked on the above streets will be ticketed and towed at the owner's expense beginning at 6pm.

Sidewalks must be cleared within 24 hours after cessation of snow. Clear a path of at least 30 inches wide. It is illegal to plow, blow or throw snow from the sidewalk onto the street.

If you have a fire hydrant near your house, please clear it. In the unfortunate event there is a fire, precious minutes are lost searching for and digging fire hydrants. It only takes a few minutes and will be a tremendous help to us if we need it. The Royersford Fire Department recommends a 3 feet radius while clearing to the street.

Additionally, if you have any vents exiting your house (heater, dryer, etc) make sure they remain clear of any snow, otherwise carbon monoxide may build up in your residence. Do not run generators or vehicles in your garage.