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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 Click Here for more information
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 condiential, 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 March 12-20 An invitation to respond online or by paper. March 16-24 Reminder letter March 26-April 3 Reminder postcard April 8-16 Reminder letter and paper questionnaire. April 20-27 Final reminder postcard before in person follow up.
Turn your car into trees
Not sure what to do with your old car? Turn it into trees! Donate your old car ( or truck, trailer, boat, RV or motorcycle) to Tree Pittsburgh. Our partner will arrange to pick it up and sell it at auction. We'll use the proceeds to plant and care for trees throughout Allegheny County. Call 855.500.RIDE to get started!
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SUSTAINABLE PENNSYLVANIA Gold Certification |
"No Plastic Please" Humane Action Pittsburgh Find out how you can become a "no plastic please" Ambassador and eliminate single use plastic at the Individual and Business levels, in Pittsburgh and throughout PA. for more information. |
A new special collection opportunity is now available to Carnegie residents! Republic Services, your local recycling and waste service provider, now includes e-waste collection! |
2020 Carnegie Borough Litter Management Plan Check back for updates as our plan evolves throughout the year. Litter Facts from PennDOT
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 Carnegie
Recognized as one of the Best Cities in PA for Millennials - A recent report recognizing the
top 250 best cities for millenials in PA ranks Carnegie at #26! |
IMPORTANT TV RECYCLING NEWS . . . The PA Resources Council will accept televisions at all Hard to Recycle Collections. Click Here. Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful launches eWastePA.org- Consumer Guide to Electronics Recycling in PA. |
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.
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Alcosan's Clean Water
Assistance Fund
PA Fish & Boat Commission Laws & Regulations Click Here |
2019 IMAGE GALLERIES Children's Halloween Promenade Farmers Market click here Open Streets click here Independence Day Fireworks Video Dogapalooza click here Memorial Day Parade click here Quantum Spirits CVFD 5K Walk/Run Endure Barre Ribbon Cutting |
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 A new website!Tree Pittsburgh would love for you to take a look at their website www.treepittsburgh.org. Upgrades include a new events calendar, a blog, and a brand-new shop to purchase your favorite merchandise. |
In Carnegie, they're gonna party like it's 1894 - TRIBLive - by Stephanie Hacke - click here |
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