Describe your background and qualifications for the position of Towamencin supervisor.
This community has been my lifelong home, where I’ve raised my family, built strong relationships, and dedicated myself to serving others. As a small business owner and former front desk manager at the area’s largest pediatric dental office, I’ve developed the ability to lead, listen, and build trust which are essential skills for working closely with residents and representing our community well.

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We led mission trips to Haiti and Uganda, mobilizing support through our audience. We produced large-scale faith-based events—Walk Thru Bethlehem (twice) and Journey Through Jerusalem—each involving 400 volunteers and reaching over 5,000 attendees.

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Angela Illingworth has lived in her community throughout her life and raised her family there. She has led mission trips to Haiti and Uganda and helped produce faith-based events.

Angela Illingworth has lived in State Assembly District 61 throughout her life and raised her family there. She has led voluntary mission trips to Haiti and Uganda.

This community has been my lifelong home, where I’ve raised my family, built strong relationships, and dedicated myself to serving others. As a small business owner and former front desk manager at the area’s largest pediatric dental office, I’ve developed the ability to lead, listen, and build trust which are essential skills for working closely with residents and representing our community well.

I bring decades of community engagement, event leadership, and public communication experience. My husband and I hosted “The House Mechanic” on WFIL radio for 10 years, connecting with thousands of listeners weekly.

Angela Illingworth is a small business owner. She previously worked as a front desk manager at a pediatric dental office and co-hosted “The House Mechanic” on WFIL radio with her husband.

Inspector of Election - Towamencin 2-3
1/1 100.00%
Under Votes  | 170  |
Over Votes  | 0  |
   
   
Vote Count  | Percent
Rep - Angela C. Illingworth  | 300  | 100.00%
Write-In  | 0  | 0.00%
Total  | 300  | 100.00%

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Angela was elected an inspector of election for Towamencin 2-3 in 2017.

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2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

What would your main goals or priorities be as a supervisor?
As Township Supervisor, my top priorities would be to provide fiscally responsible leadership that keeps taxes low while preserving Towamencin’s distinctive beauty, history, and character.

Prioritizes fiscally responsible leadership to keep local taxes low.

- Prioritizes fiscally responsible leadership to keep local taxes low.

Economy

As of October 16, 2026, Angela Illingworth did not have a website or any information online.

Healthcare

Growth is already placing strain on infrastructure and emergency services, and increasing traffic congestion, particularly along key roads like Forty Foot. Our school district is also feeling the impact, with enrollment growth creating capacity concerns. To address these challenges, the Board must collaborate closely with fire, EMS, and school leaders, ensuring services grow in step with demand.

Calls for local boards to work with school leaders so services keep pace with enrollment growth.

- Calls for local boards to work with school leaders so services keep pace with enrollment growth.

Education

I recognize the need for additional housing, but I support responsible development that takes into account our infrastructure, roads, and the long-term well-being of the community. Growth should reflect the vision of residents, not just the interests of outside developers.

I’m committed to preserving open space, encouraging strategic, community-driven planning, and promoting transparent, inclusive leadership that values every resident’s voice.

Zoning options, like allowing smaller lots in exchange for preserved green space, can help maintain Towamencin’s suburban character. This is also a chance to advocate for recreation space, such as well-lit basketball courts for youth and pickleball courts for all ages.

Supports development that accounts for infrastructure, roads, long-term community well-being, and residents' vision.

Commits to preserving open space and encouraging community-driven planning.

Supports zoning options that preserve green space while allowing smaller residential lots.

- Supports development that accounts for infrastructure, roads, long-term community well-being, and residents' vision.
- Commits to preserving open space and encouraging community-driven planning.
- Supports zoning options that preserve green space while allowing smaller residential lots.

Energy & the Environment

Calls for local boards to collaborate with fire and emergency medical services leaders as demand grows.

- Calls for local boards to collaborate with fire and emergency medical services leaders as demand grows.

Public Safety

As I’ve mentioned in previous responses, all infrastructure, including the sewer system, must be evaluated and addressed responsibly, with a long-term, community-first perspective. Going forward, the township must prioritize transparent communication, clear financial planning, and public input when considering maintenance or upgrades.

What are the biggest issues or concerns you hear from local residents? How would you address those?

Residents want transparency, fiscal discipline, and leaders who document what they do. I respond with enforceable clarity: every decision backed by public records, every dollar traceable. I believe in reputation-proof procedures—no shortcuts, no ambiguity.

Calls for transparent communication, financial planning, and public input on infrastructure maintenance and upgrades.

Calls for public records that support government decisions and allow public spending to be traced.

- Calls for transparent communication, financial planning, and public input on infrastructure maintenance and upgrades.
- Calls for public records that support government decisions and allow public spending to be traced.

Voting & Elections

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Angela Illingworth

As of October 16, 2026, Angela Illingworth’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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