Gas Leaf Blower Bans in Pennsylvania

We list 2 jurisdictions in Pennsylvania with restrictions on gas-powered leaf blowers or mowers.

2 jurisdictions with use bans

2 jurisdictions with phased implementation

Also see: US PIRG's interactive map of lawn mower and leaf blower policies for another source on jurisdictions nationwide.

Each entry shows the date we last checked it. Ordinances change, so confirm against the live municipal code before quoting any of this in a public meeting. Where we say a jurisdiction has no restriction, that usually means we could not find one, which is not the same as establishing that none exists.

Active Bans: Lower Merion Township, Narberth have implemented use bans.

Phased Implementation: Lower Merion Township, Narberth are implementing regulations in phases over time.

Jurisdictions with gas equipment restrictions

Lower Merion Township

Gas-powered leaf blowers are being phased out. Restricted June to October 2026; January to April and June to October 2027; January to October 2028; year-round beginning January 2029. Exemptions include certain integrated wheeled leaf-removal equipment, snow removal, chemical sprayers and mounted or towed leaf vacuums; emergency suspensions may apply. Violations may result in warning, then $100, $250 and $600 for subsequent offenses under specified conditions.

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Narberth

Gas-powered leaf blowers are being phased out. Restriction began September 2026; January to April and June to October 2027; January to October 2028; year-round beginning January 2029. Snowfall and the following 24 hours are exempt; the borough may suspend restrictions for emergencies.

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