MEET JUDY

Judy Trombetta has proudly represented the residents of Haverford Township’s 4th Ward since her election in November 2021. Sworn into office in January 2022, Judy made history as the first woman to hold a leadership position on Haverford Township’s Board of Commissioners, serving as Vice President. She chairs the Board’s Environment, Economic Development, and State Committees, where she advocates for sustainable growth and community prosperity. Judy is also an active member of the Finance, Ordinance, Parks & Recreation, Personnel, and Library Committees.

A native of suburban Philadelphia, Judy’s path in public service began with a foundation in social work and advocacy. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Temple University School of Social Work and a Master’s in Social Work, with a concentration in Community Organizing, from the University of Pittsburgh.

Judy has applied her social work background to a successful 15+ year career in public service, where she has consistently championed community well-being and social equity. Her journey began in Pittsburgh, where she served as Chief of Staff to two Pittsburgh City Council Members, using her expertise to advance community-centered policies and address local needs. She then transitioned to the Pennsylvania State Senate as Chief of Staff to a State Senator, furthering her commitment to legislative support and constituent advocacy. Currently, Judy serves as the Intergovernmental Affairs Manager in the Montgomery County Office of the County Commissioners, where she fosters strategic partnerships across governmental levels to advance key projects and initiatives within the county. In this role, she builds strong relationships with municipalities, a skill that complements her service as a Commissioner in Haverford Township.

Judy has a strong track record with nonprofit organizations, including The Food Trust, where she helped expand the Healthy Corner Store Initiative to improve access to nutritious food in underserved areas. She also served as Executive Director of the Radnor Educational Foundation, leading fundraising efforts to support educational innovation in Radnor schools.

Her commitment to her community is evident beyond her professional role. Judy served as an elected Democratic Committee Person for Ward 4, Precinct 2 from 2016 to 2021, and she currently acts as Board Liaison to Discover Haverford, a nonprofit economic development organization.

Judy lives in Haverford Township with her husband, Brandon, and their son, Ari. Deeply rooted in her community, she remains steadfast in her commitment to driving progress and positive change in Haverford Township.