Lower Gwynedd Message 02.26.2021

Virtual Program Addresses Identifying Poor Lifestyle Choices

Family Services of Montgomery County will host a free webinar on March 2 featuring Lower Gwynedd Police Officer Beth J. Sanborn discussing indicators of poor lifestyles choices by children and helpful skills to identify a crisis before it occurs.  The program, “Hidden, High & Hammered,” takes a “mock teen bedroom” to a new level.  See link below for this week's updates.

Seasonal Employment Opportunity

Public Works Summer Seasonal Employment Opportunity

Lower Gwynedd Township is seeking to hire two SEASONAL WORKERS for its Public Works Department. Both are expected to perform maintenance and manual labor activities. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, landscaping, road work, building maintenance, trash and recycling collection in the parks and any other such duties as the job may require.  Must have a valid PA Driver’s License, pass a drug and alcohol screening along with background check.   Employment will be from June through September on a Monday through Friday 7AM to 3 PM schedule.   Applications are available below and should be returned to fzollers@lowergwynedd.org. 

Job Type: Seasonal

Hidden, High and Hammered-Mock Teen Bedroom Presentation

Virtual Mock Teen Bedroom Presentation to be held on March 2nd via Zoom at 7pm. Lower Gwynedd Police Department's Dr. Beth Sanborn will provide this event, directed towards parents/guardians, to help adults in teens' lives identify indicators of poor lifestyle choices and develop skills to help identify a child before a crisis occurs.  Dr. Sanborn will offer her event through a recorded Zoom presentation, followed by a live Q&A for those in attendance. The informational flyer is linked below.