CATS IN THE BOROUGH

Recently Borough Council has discussed the issue of feral cats in the Borough.  Below you will find a web site that addresses the issue.  Please feel free to visit Forgotten Cats by clicking the address below

forgottencats.org

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BOROUGH HALL
401 MARKET STREET
OXFORD, PA 19363

Welcome to the Mayor of Oxford's web site.  Oxford, named after Oxford England, and incorporated in 1833 has experienced residential growth over the last 10-15 years and more is planned.  The Borough is trying to meet the challenge by improving infrastructure, roads and services. The employees of the Borough are working hard to enable residents to enjoy services that promote a positive quality of life.  In addition, a seven member Council, and  Borough Manager work closely with borough employees to ensure the best possible services are available.  Vital to the life of any community is the involvement of its residents in community programs.  I encourage you to consider serving on the Borough's various boards and committees, running for elective office, and invite you to support the businesses located in our downtown and neighboring communities.

EMAIL YOUR COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS TO
oxfordmayor@zoominternet.net
or call 610-932-4611 ext 3500
Write to
Geoffrey L. Henry, Mayor
Borough of Oxford
401 Market St.
Oxford, PA 19363

Home phone number 610-932-4611

EMAIL YOUR QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ABOUT THE BOROUGH TO
oxfordadmin@zoominternet.net

OFFICE HOURS
The first Wednesday of each month from 7-9pm in the Borough Hall.  To schedule an appointment call 610-932-2500 x3500 or email me at oxfordmayor@zoominternet.net

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BBC INTERVIEW

Click here to listen to my interview on the BBC Oxford, England.



NEW POLICE STATION: Borough Council approved the purchase of property at 57 N. Fourth St. for a new police station.  Occupancy to occur in the Fall 2009.

2008 - 2010 BOROUGH COUNCIL

C. Randy Teel, President
Ronald Hershey, Vice President
Sherry Andrews, Second Vice President
Andrew Atkinson
Sue Lomdardi
Dr. Russell Doyle, appointed Nov., 2008
Leda Widdoes

BOROUGH MANAGER - Betsy Brantner
CHIEF OF POLICE - John Slauch

CLICK THE CLOCK TO READ A BRIEF HISTORY OF OXFORD, PA

The Oxford Town Clock was restored in May 2001 and sits on the Peoples Bank. 

BE SURE TO VISIT THE OXFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT'S WEB SITE AT

www.theoxfordpd.com