RECENT NEWS . . .

Decals to help Emergency Service Personnel recognize those with special needs are available at the Carnegie Police Department and Carnegie Borough Administration office. Oftentimes when first responders come in contact with a person with special needs during an emergency situation, they are unaware that the person actually has special needs. The idea for the decal is to help first responders better deal with special needs individuals by knowing in advance the person has special needs. Details from Allegheny County Councilman Pat Catena click here     Carnegie Elementary School Crossing Guards Needed Qualified persons must be available during Carlynton school hours and provide their own vehicle. Questions? Call Patricia Reaghard, Carnegie Police Secretary at 412-279-4245. Click here for job details. Click here for application or apply in person at the Carnegie Police Department, One Veterans Way, Carnegie     General Fund Budget click here Sewer Fund Budget click here Liquid Fuels Fund Budget click here     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.     LIHEAP Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program click here for more information     SUSTAINABLE PENNSYLVANIA Gold Certification Dec 5, 2019 - Carnegie Borough announced today it is among a select group of high performing municipalities to become certified through the Sustainable Pennsylvania Community Certification program. click here     Republic Services July 2019 - June 2020 CURBSIDE RECYCLING & WASTE COLLECTION SCHEDULE click here Friday Waste Collection Addresses click here Seven Types of Plastic click here     Pay Meter Feeder Tickets Online (white ticket) click here Carnegie Public Parking Guide click here     Zoning Ordinance Changes The Borough of Carnegie is in the process of amending the current Municipal Zoning Ordinance (Ord. No 2445). As a requirement for this revision, please see the links provided below for public review, which include the 2017 Zoning Ordinance and Map, 2019 Zoning Ordinance and Map, and a summary of the proposed changes. 2017 Zoning Ordinance |  2017 Zoning Map 2019 Zoning Ordinance |  2019 Zoning Map Summary of Changes   Carnegie Connections municipal newsletter Fall-Winter 2019-20 Volume 1 Issue 2 click here Spring-Summer 2019 Volume 1 Issue 1 PA State Association of Boroughs 2019 Communication Contest 3rd Place Winner click here     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

UPCOMING EVENTS . . .

PHOTOGRAPHY DISPLAY

Bishop Canevin High School is proud to display a sampling of the work of several of its Photography Club members at the Carnegie Municipal Building. Photographs were taken by seniors Allison Berner and Danielle DiPaolo and sophomores Alysha Cutri, Renee LaGrosse and Theresa Skindzier.

The exhibit will be in the lobby through May 30, weekdays 8:00am - 4:00pm 

Click here to sign up online

Click here for info & printable sign up form

13th Annual

Carnegie
Volunteer Fire Dept

April 25, 2020

Click Here to register online

Click Here for PDF registration form

Click Here for sponsorship form

Click Here for flyer

8:00am Sharp!

Distance: 5K (3.1 miles)

Start/Finish: Carnegie Borough Building, One Veterans Way, Carnegie

Registration: 6:30-7:45am

Awards 9:15am

Course: The course is flat and fast! Veterans Way to West Main St continuing on to East Main St to Jane and back to the Carnegie Borough Building.

$20 Early Registration (April 3 deadline)

$10 Children 10 & younger & Carlynton Students

$25 after April 3 and Race Day

All proceeds benefit the Carnegie Volunteer Fire Department.

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

Census Bureau’s website here.

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.