Latest Radnor Area Coronavirus Updates

RADNOR, PA — The coronavirus outbreak in Pennsylvania and across the nation continues to have vast impacts on the Radnor area.

The number of cases of the illness, also known as COVID-19, continue to rise and additional measures and closures continue to be announced. The governor has declared a Stay at Home order, which is now in place in 26 counties through April 30. All non-life-sustaining businesses and schools in Pennsylvania are closed indefinitely.

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As of Tuesday afternoon, there are 332 positive cases of coronavirus in Delaware County

Of those cases, 27 are in Radnor.

Nearby, Haverford has 30 cases, Marple 19, Newtown has 18, and Lower Merion has 94. Tredyffrin and Easttown townships have 16 and 11 cases, respectively.

Unemployment claims have surged in Pennsylvania and across the nation as residents are forced to stay home. Officials are reminding residents that social distancing is more important now than ever.

Here are the latest local updates from the Radnor area:

SCHOOLS

Free lunches are being disbursed by the Radnor Township School District. Details here.

All schools in Pennsylvania will remain closed "indefinitely," Gov. Tom Wolf said Monday. MORE.

BUSINESSES

The Wayne Business Association has created a list of restaurants and bars that are offering delivery or takeout during the crisis. MORE.

The closure of all non-essential businesses in Pennsylvania has been extended "indefinitely," the governor said Monday. MORE.

PRISONS

Three inmates and nine staff members at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility have tested positive for the virus. MORE.

CENSUS

Delaware County officials are urging residents to take the time to complete the 2020 census. The information gathered is crucial in how federal and state funds are allocated for vital projects involving hospitals, first responders, schools, roads, and more. You can complete the census online here.

GOVERNMENT

The township building — as well as all parks, trails, playing courts, and more — are closed due to the virus. MORE.

Tax payment deadlines have been extended in the township. MORE.

Coloring books featuring township public works crews and police is available to help kids pass the time during the virus. MORE.

Certain parking restrictions have been waived during the pandemic. MORE.