Polls

Ambler Borough Voting Locations

Ward 1 – Wissahickon Fire Company, 45 Race Street
Ward 2 – SAAC Center, 45 Forest Avenue
Ward 3 – Calvary Methodist Church, 16 East Park Avenue

Click here for a printable map of Ambler’s 3 Wards & Polling Locations.

Ambler Voter Information

Ambler Borough Hall:
131 Rosemary Ave.
Ambler, PA 19002
215-646-1000

Posts: Nellie A. DiPietro

20/20

Now that the 2019 election cycle has been successfully completed, we’re getting ready for 2020! I’ve become a Wissahickon Democratic Committee member, representing Ward 3, and I’m ready to initiate Ambler’s new Council members in January – and to take on more responsibility in general. I was a Poll Watcher in May and a Judge […]

Public Comments

Many thanks to our constituents who come to meetings and offer their compliments and concerns:

Committee Meeting Changes, Fall 2018

October’s Committee Meeting is being moved to Wednesday, Oct. 3rd @ 7pm because Council will be hosting the second round of interviews for Police Chief on Oct. 2nd. November’s Committee Meeting will be on Wednesday Nov. 7th @ 7pm since Nov. 6th is Election Day: http://boroughofambler.com/calendar/ All Council Meetings are held at Ambler Borough Hall: 131 […]

A Letter from Hope

“To the [Gazette] Editor: This is a letter to the third ward voters of Ambler Borough. Nellie DiPietro is running for council and I feel compelled to write this and let people know what a kind-hearted person she is. I am a neighbor of Nellie’s and we used to see each other and share our […]

#AmblerPrimary Results

We won! Thank you for everything! These results were taken from the Montgomery County Voter Services website: My primary helpers, Matt & my son Alex: On to November!

A Message from the Wissahickon Democratic Committee

“This year our area (the Wissahickon Dems) decided not to endorse local candidates.”

Lucky Few

At Rep. Mary Jo Daly’s Environmental Town Hall Thursday night, a neighbor asked me what I meant by “lucky few” in the Ambler Gazette when I said “I intend to make sure our decisions are based on the prosperity of all residents, rather than a lucky few.” I meant people like me. I’m a healthy, educated, privileged white […]