Councilman Alexander (Alex) Myers is a third-generation Hatboro resident, twice-decorated Army veteran, and dedicated public servant with a career built around equity, access, and community engagement. He currently serves as Outreach Coordinator at the Housing Equality Center of PA (HECP), where he works to connect individuals and communities with fair housing education, resources, and advocacy.

As an elected member of Hatboro Borough Council and Council President Pro Tempore, Alex chairs the Environmental Affairs Committee and serves as a liaison to the Cressbrook property restoration project. His work on Council reflects a sustained commitment to equity, community development, and ensuring that municipal policy is accessible and responsive to all residents.

Prior to joining HECP, Alex served as a Constituent Services Advisor in a Pennsylvania House district office, where he managed complex casework involving state agencies, housing programs, property tax relief, and public benefits. This experience gave him deep familiarity with the barriers individuals face in navigating government systems, and reinforced his commitment to public-facing education and advocacy.

Alex’s civic leadership extends across multiple organizations. He serves as Secretary of the Montgomery County Boroughs Association, on the Borough’s Property Maintenance Board of Appeals, the Willow Grove Joint Naval Air Station Redevelopment and Restoration Advisory Board, and the Hatboro-Horsham Educational Foundation. He is President of Hatboro’s Elm Street Philanthropic Board and a founding board member of The Welcome Project PA, an organization dedicated to providing safe and inclusive space for marginalized communities.

A veteran of the U.S. Army, Alex served as a Korean Linguist and Intelligence Analyst and received an honorable discharge. As a volunteer EMT-Basic with H.E.A.R.T. 9/11, he completed four relief missions in Haiti, including facilitating a two-day emergency care course for four villages, approved by Haiti’s Ministry of Hygiene.

He holds an M.A. in Psychology from Northcentral University, a B.A. in Technical Theater from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and an A.S. in Business Management from Montgomery County Community College. Alex is the first openly LGBTQ+ member of the Hatboro Borough Council as a proud trans man.