Borough of Millbourne
Delaware County, Pennsylvania
9 Park Avenue, Millbourne PA 19082
Notice: Tax Collector Office Hours
The Tax Collector will be available for in-person assistance at the Millbourne Borough Municipal Building during the following hours:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
March 15 through April 30, 2025
(Tax Collector) - 484-860-5749
taxcollector@millbourneborough.org
Notice: Temporary Parking Update for Permit Holders
Due to ongoing construction in the borough, parking regulations have been temporarily adjusted. Only valid permit holders are permitted to park in any available space during this time. Please ensure your permit is clearly displayed, and park safely without obstructing traffic or construction zones.
IMPORTANT!!
Please send all tax payments to the following address:
Millbourne Borough Tax Collector
6505 Market St, Suite103
UPS Box #315
Upper Darby, PA 19082
Borough Office Hours are
Monday to Friday
8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Closed
Saturday and Sunday
The Borough of Millbourne is located in the southeastern section of Delaware County, Pennsylvania. It is 0.1 square miles in size with a population of about 1200. The Borough was incorporated in 1909; the current form of government is mayor-council. Millbourne Borough Council consists of five elected members each serving a four-year overlapping term. In addition to the Borough Council members, the residents of Millbourne Borough elect a Mayor. The mayor’s term is four years with the primary duty of directing all police activities.
Millbourne has experienced waves of diverse ethnic populations, starting with Greek Americans, followed by East Asian Americans, and currently hosting a significant South Asian American community. Millbourne holds the distinction of having the most concentrated South Asian population in the entire United States.
Millbourne is served by its own SEPTA station known as Millbourne Station. Additionally, the town has it's own Police Department which was established in 1909. The Millbourne Fire Company which operated the fire department, ceased operations in 2019.