Radnor Roads Closed Due To Downed Trees, Wires

RADNOR TOWNSHIP, PA – Several Radnor Township roads are close due to downed trees and wires, according to the township.

As of about 4 p.m., four roads are closed due to storm impacts.

They are:

• Gulph Creek – barricades at Cricket, Hermitage, and Biddulph. There is caution tape on either side of large, low-hanging tree that's on wires at the entrance to Harford Park
• Darby Paoli Road – barricades up
• South Ithan Avenue – barricades up at Roberts Road and Bryn Mawr Avenue for a tree and wires across roadway
• Pine Tree Road

As of about 4:30 p.m., 1,944 PECO customers in Radnor are without power.

PECO's outage figures fluctuate rapidly.

Click here for the latest information on outages. To report an outage, call (800) 841-4141.

Crews will begin to collect tree branches brought down during storm Thursday morning and will continue through the week, the township said. Depending how the storm, the township may extend branch collection into next week.

Residents are asked to place the branches curbside, on their own property and not in the street, and to help by possibly cutting them into four-foot lengths, the township said.

"Our Public Works staff will work their way through the Township collecting the branches in an effort to help our residents in disposing of these items that came down during the storm," the township said. "Thank you for your courtesy you have extended to our staff and your continued cooperation and patience in this challenging time for our community!"

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