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From Scott Township EMS Sta 740 For our Carnegie neighbors, The Subscription drive for Carnegie has been sent out and we are already getting a lot of responses back and we appreciate it. There is however 1 small problem, on the small card that the resident keeps for their records, there is a space that says ID #. This is a misprint as there are no ID numbers for Carnegie residents. We apologize for any confusion. |
CARNEGIE PARK Outdoor Recreation
Carnegie Borough greatly appreciates the patience and understanding of everyone that has been waiting to utilize the municipal park facilities to their full extent throughout the pandemic phases. While moving into the Green Phase, we as that individuals continue to abide by these state regulations and continue to follow guidelines and social distancing recommendations established by the Centers for Disease control and the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Please continue to be safe throughout this period and enjoy the reinstated outdoor recreation. Click here for more information regarding parks in Carnegie Borough. Click here for more informatmion from the Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society. |
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CARLYNTON SCHOOL DISTRICT Closure Information click here District Information click here
Boys & Girls Club InstaClubhouse
Andrew Carnegie Free Library Miss JoLynne's on Facebook Live (account not necessary) Monday 7pm ~ Family Story Time Tuesday 10:30am ~ Babies & Books Thursday 1pm ~ Preschool Story Time |
BOROUGH OF CARNEGIE POLICE DEPARTMENT & MAYOR STACIE RILEY We are all facing challenges during these unprecedented times. The Carnegie Police Department realizes the stress we are all under with many people out of work, many unable to leave their homes and many unable to gather with loved ones or friends to celebrate special occasions. With that being said, I want to assure you the Carnegie Police Department is here for you. Until we are all back to normal, we will be offering a free service to the residents of Carnegie and Pennsbury Village Boroughs. If you have a family member or friend that is celebrating a special occasion the Carnegie Police Department will drive-by your home and at a distance celebrate the event. This will be done tastefully with the overhead lights flashing and sirens sounding just to let the special person know that even during these times we all care. To organize a Carnegie Police drive-by celebration please call (412) 276-4245 or send an email with the date, time and what the special occasion is to jlkennedy@carnegiepolice.org. Jeffrey L. Kennedy,
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This was a difficult decision for Borough Council to make and surely disappointing for the hundreds of people who enjoy attending this annual event. Considering the logistical challenges of maintaining social distancing wtih such a large-scale event, and to promote the safety and well-being of the community at large, this was the responsible decision to make. Though we are deeply disappointed that we cannot hold our traditional celebration, we are looking into hosting an alternative celebratory event later this year tentatively scheduled for Saturday, September 5th (Labor Day Weekend). Updates will be posted here and on our Facebook page.
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July 3 Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks Event at Carnegie Park is Cancelled for 2020
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EVERYONE COUNTS! Respond to the Census online, through the mail or by telephone. It's easy and only takes 10 minutes! An accurate 100% census count is CRUCIAL. $100,000 will be lost for every family of 5 not counted. Receiving the maximum amount of federal disaster relief funding will be necessary to reestablish Carnegie as a thriving community and to assist in the recovery of residents, businesses, organizations, and schools. It is imperative that Carnegie rebuilds quickly and efficiently with a common goal of rebuilding an even stronger, more prosperous local economy and community. Together, we can make it happen. Please visit our online census hub for links to complete the census |
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ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH LUNCH PROGRAM at 601 WASHINGTON AVENUE (across from the Boys and Girls Club) Free bagged lunches for children 18 and under, Monday - Friday from 12 Noon to 1PM each day during the school closure. (breakfast bag for next day included). If you choose to take advantage of this program, we respectfully ask that you honor the guidance currently provided by the CDC and adhere to social distancing (remain six feet from others) and stay home if you are ill.
Grocery Bag Donations at St John's Lutheran Church
Please call the church office at (412) 279-2952 or email to arrange for drop off at the church. website. |
MEALS FOR ALL CARLYNTON SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENTS A summer lunch program will be offered to all Carlynton School District students Monday-Friday, June 8 and continuing through August 21, 2020. Carnegie beginning Monday, June 8 - A grab-and-go breakfast will be offered from 9:00-10:00am and lunch will be provided from 11:00am to 1:00pm near the front entrance of The Carnegie Boys and Girls Club (630 Washington Ave). Crafton beginning Tuesday, June 9 - A grab-and-go lunch will be provided from 11am to noon at Crafton Elementary (1874 Crafton Blvd.)
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank (GPCFB) at 412-460-3663.
Carnegie Salvation Army Food Pantry NEEDS MONETARY DONATIONS! Unfortunately, they cannot accept volunteers or food donations at this time. A list of available items is given to people at the front door where they check off items they don't want. A volunteer collects the items and brings the food back to the front door. The pantry is open on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from 10:00am to 2:00pm |
SENATOR WAYNE FONTANA eNEWSLETTER - July 1, 2020 click here Information: Thank you to all frontline workers, COVID-19 Statewide Small Business Assistance Grant Program Opens!, Pittsburgh Passport, Pennsylvania Extends Unemployment Compensation Benefits 13 More Weeks, Business to Business Directory, Employment Opportunities Through CareerLink, Staying Safe. Allegheny Conference on Community Development COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Update
Click here for the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) dedicated page for information on COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Stop the Spread of Germs click here. Steps to Take: Know the symptoms: COVID-19 symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath - and may appear in as few as 2 days or as long as 14 days after exposure. Person-to-person spread mainly occurs via respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, like the flu. A less common form of transmission can take place from objects or surfaces that become infected. Take precautions: If you are sick, stay home. Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. Cover your cough or sneeze. Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces. If you have recently traveled in an area with COVID-19 infections or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19 and are showing symptoms, monitor your health and contact your doctor. Plan ahead: Make sure you have extra food, medical supplies, and emergency kits in your home. Talk to your family, friends, and neighbors to develop emergency plans - particularly for children, seniors, and anyone with chronic medical conditions that may make them particularly susceptible to illness. Stay informed: Stick with trusted and official sources for accurate and timely updates including CDC.gov and health.pa.gov |
PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN WATER RESPONSE TO COVID-10 WE WON'T SHUT OFF YOUR WATER
Given the importance of personal hygiene in preventing the spread of the coronavirus, we have suspended billing-related service shutoffs. We will continue to evaluate this suspension period as more information becomes available. Please note that your water service may be temporarily interrupted for emergency work; however, we will strive to keep interruptions to a minimum. We have turned water service back on for customers who were previously shutoff for non-payment. This includes customers whose water service was turned off for non-payment of sewer service, even if Pennsylvania American Water is not the sewer service provider. If your service has not yet been restored, contact us immediately at 800-565-7292. Click Here for more information |
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY and until further notice, Scott Twp. EMS station is closed to outside visitors. We will be unable to provide CPR/First Aid classes. No additional riders will be permitted in the ambulances during transports to the hospital, unless it is a minor child that requires 1 parent or guardian. We must direct all of our resources toward response readiness and limit outside contact in order to do our part.
1. Paramedics and EMTs will begin questioning from a distance. 2. Paramedics and EMTs might be wearing goggles, masks, and gloves. Please don't be alarmed. This is for your protection as much as it is for theirs. 3. Paramedics and EMTs may ask the patient to place a surgical mask on to help protect the patient and keep the crew remain safe. 4. Please know that each ambulance is going through extensive cleaning and decontamination. Please follow the CDC and Health Department recommendations on what to do if you have flu-like symptoms. |
CARNEGIE BOROUGH MUNICIPAL BUILDING click here for change in Carnegie Police Department procedures For assistance during this time period, please contact the following: |
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BE COUNTED for 2020! WHAT IS THE CENSUS? Every 10 years, the United States conducts a census of the entire population. This information is used to shape many aspects of our communities. BE COUNTED FOR EDUCATION BE COUNTED FOR YOUR COMMUTE BE COUNTED FOR YOUR COMMUNITY BE COUNTED ALLEGHENY COUNTY 2020 CENSUS
TOP THINGS TO KNOW Participation Matters. For each family of five missed in the Census count, our area could lose $100,000 over the next 10 years. Everyone Matters. Everyone needs to be counted, including all children born by April 1, 2020. Requirements. The Census requires name, age, gender, birthday, race/ethnicity, relationship to head-of-household, owner or renter, and telephone number. The Census will NOT ask about citizenship or immigration status. Information Will NOT Be Shared. The Census Bureau is committed to keeping your information confidential, private, and secure. WHY IT MATTERS The census impacts every resident in Allegheny County. Data collected from the census helps define political districts, fuel research, inform planning and determine how much federal funding is allocated to support many of the services we rely on every day.
HOW IT WORKS - Online, By Phone, or Mail Census questionnaires will be available in multiple languages including English, Arabic, French, Haitian Creole, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Tagalog, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
You can view a questionnaire example on the Have more questions about the 2020 census? Visit Allegheny County’s FAQ page to learn more. TIMELINE April 29-September 3
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Wood Burning is regulated within Allegheny County due to the numerous pollutants, including air toxics, found in wood smoke. These pollutants have a negative impact on our region's air quality and can cause serious health effects in sensitive populations. click here for more information. Click here for air quality data. |
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 Borough of Carnegie to utilize CodeRED Emergency Notification system The Borough of Carnegie has contracted with OnSolve to license its CodeRED high-speed notification solution. The CodeRED system provides the Borough of Carnegie and Pennsbury Village officials the ability to quickly deliver messages to targeted areas or the entire municipality. click here to continue reading click here to Sign Up |
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"No Plastic Please" click here
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A new special collection opportunity is now available to Carnegie residents! Republic Services, your local recycling and waste service
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2020 Carnegie Borough Litter Management Plan
Litter Facts from PennDOT click here
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Not sure what to do with your old car? Donate your old car, truck, trailer, boat, RV or motorcycle to Tree Pittsburgh. Our partner will arrange to pick it up and sell it at auction. Proceeds go to planting and caring for trees throughout Allegheny County. Call 855.500.RIDE to get started!
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HAPPY 125TH BIRTHDAY CARNEGIE BOROUGH The Quasiquicentennial Celebration Celebration Gallery click here In Carnegie, they're gonna party like it's 1894 - TRIBLive - by Stephanie Hacke - click here |
Carnegie Recognized as one of the Best Cities in PA for Millennials Carnegie ranks #26 in PA's top 250 best cities for millenials!
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3 RIVERS PROUD Alcosan's awareness initiative, 3 Rivers Proud educates the public about important work done by ALCOSAN and its municipal partners to protect our rivers and streams, and enlist citizens in taking action to implement the Clean Water Plan. Click Here
Alcosan's Clean Water
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