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Allegheny County executive names Alex Jutca as director of Department of Human Services
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West View approves 1-year extension of police contract
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (366+ words) West View has extended the borough’s three-year contract with its police union for another year. At its Sept. 9 meeting, council approved extending the contract with the West View Borough Police Association from Dec. 31 to Dec. 31, 2027. The contract began on Jan....
Cameras, lighting part of Brackenridge Memorial Park security upgrade
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (282+ words) Security cameras and lighting could soon be installed at Brackenridge Memorial Park. The lights would ward off any potential vandalism or mischief, Councilman Dino Lopreiato said, but he thinks it will make the park look nicer, too. “The lighting is…...
Bethlehem Town Planning Department reverses course on density
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (857+ words) DELMAR — After months of protests from residents concerned over how many housing units can fit on an acre of land and increased traffic, Bethlehem town officials are changing course. The change comes a few days after the Town Board approved…...
Increased road salt costs leave municipalities scrambling, COG concerned
1+ week, 1+ day ago (834+ words) Dozens of municipalities could be left scrambling over how to proceed with winter rock salt purchases after the low bid through the South Hills Area Council of Governments (SHACOG) came in at nearly twice last year’s price. Harrison commissioners this…...
After senior living facility closure, Bethlehem's town supervisor says 'responsibility is to families"
1+ week, 1+ day ago (356+ words) This week, the town of Bethlehem took the unprecedented step of closing a private senior residence — the Albany Center for Independent Living in Delmar. WAMC's Andrew Waite spoke with Town Supervisor David VanLuven about the decision. Supervisor David VanLuven: One…...
Harrison commissioners discuss vacant-property registry
1+ week, 1+ day ago (288+ words) Harrison officials are studying the possibility of creating a registry for vacant properties in the township. Township Manager Amy Rockwell told the commissioners at their August meeting that MuniReg is a company that sets up property registries for municipalities. “This…...
Plum takes first steps toward banning motorized bicycles in borough parks
1+ week, 2+ day ago (797+ words) With e-bikes at the forefront of everyone’s mind, Plum Police want residents to know the rules and regulations surrounding electrically powered bicycles. That begins, they say, with knowing the difference between e-bikes and e-motors. An e-bike, or electric-assist bicycle, can…...
After public input Murrysville plans to refine its proposed data center regulations
1+ week, 2+ day ago (592+ words) Murrysville council heard questions Wednesday about how the town would manage potential placement of data centers. The questions compelled council to delay advertising the new regulations it developed. The session came on the same day that Delmont officials held a…...
Sharpsburg officials install 4 volunteers to borough’s relaunched EAC
1+ week, 3+ day ago (182+ words) Mayor Kayla Portis swore in residents Connie Schwickrath, Elin Fields, Jasdeep Khaira and Sharon Jasneski to their new roles in late June. The borough created the EAC via a resolution in 2017. Its main purpose was to offer guidance to the…...