The Civic

The Narberth Civic Association, founded in 1914, is a non-profit, non-partisan organization whose members and board are neighbors who volunteer time and energy to promote the civic interests of the Borough of Narberth.
The Civic...


  • Serves as an information source
  • Facilitates civic dialogue
  • Encourages transparent government and citizen involvement
  • Supports community events and volunteer projects
  • Connects community resources for the betterment of Narberth and its neighbors, and
  • Sponsors popular annual events.


The Civic maintains a YouTube channel (click the link at the bottom of the homepage) that features an archive of Narberth Borough Council & committee meetings, and a variety of community and local government events. It's a great place to catch up activity in and around the Borough.




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September 2025

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Meetings

Board meetings are normally held either at Narberth Borough Hall or via Zoom on the second Wednesday of every month except July and August. Civic Association members and the general public are welcome to attend.


The Board


Rich Myers, President*

Christine Red Vice President*

Patsy Higgins, Treasurer*

Kate Cornwell,  Secretary*

Christine Jackson

Georgette DuBois



Click here to Meet the Board


*Executive board positions run for one year, from January 1 through December 31. Other board positions run for two years.

By-Laws

The Civic is governed under the terms of our By-Laws, which may be periodically reviewed and amended, subject to approval by membership. Click here to read or download our current By-Laws, which were adopted in October, 2020.


Committees

Civic Association members are welcome to volunteer to serve on committees that focus on special areas of interest. Our committees include:


Membership, Open

Events, P. Higgins, Chair

Government Affairs, R. Myers, Chair

Community Affairs, G. DuBois, Chair

Communications, Open


Activities


NarBirthday, a late-winter potluck social celebrating the 1895 founding of our Borough, and a time for participants to meet their neighbors, share their favorite foods, and hear from Borough leaders


NarbEarth Day, an outdoor, springtime celebration of the Borough's commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability, featuring fun and games, food, informative exhibits and much more for adults and children of all ages


Candidate Forums, where candidates running for local offices present their cases and field questions from interested citizens


Community Chats with Narberth's Chief of Police and other community leaders.


Click here for information about other popular events.