Dara Bleshman with her daughter, Falyn, meeting Lower Merion K9 officer Geist at Lower Merion’s annual open house. (Photo Richard Ilgenfritz)
Narberth Ambulance Crews at the Lower Merion annual Open House. (Photo Richard Ilgenfritz)
Lower Merion Det. John Mick is showing the police department’s drone at the township’s annual open house. (Photo Richard Ilgenfriz)
A fire truck from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore at the Lower Merion annual Open House. (Photo Richard Ilgenfritz)
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Dara Bleshman with her daughter, Falyn, meeting Lower Merion K9 officer Geist at Lower Merion’s annual open house. (Photo Richard Ilgenfritz)
LOWER MERION — Lower Merion officials held their annual open house in the parking lot of the township administration building Saturday.
Visitors were able to see a fire truck from the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore, police cars, an ambulance from Narberth Ambulance, and a township public works truck.
There were also police K9 demonstrations with Lower Merion Police Officer Jeff Seamans and his k9 partner, Geist. The police department also got out its drone to demonstrate its use.
Other township organizations including Main Line Health and Lower Merion Town watch also had booths at the event to provide information.