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COFFEE WITH CPD |
ROTARY CLUB FOOD DRIVE |
SECOND FRIDAY EVERY MONTH 5:00-9:00pm RETURNING JUNE 11 Arts * Entertainment * Shopping * Food * Fun! Ribbon Cutting to reopen Carnegie with Mayor Stacie Riley at the corner of East Main & Broadway 5:00pm Artist Alicia Kesneck & Carlynton student artists will be at the bridge near the Historical Society from 7:00-8:00pm to discuss the mural project. |
Borough of Carnegie Council Meeting Notice Regular Council Meeting - Monday, June 14 - 7:00pm Carnegie Borough will hold its regular council meeting in person at the Borough Building located One Veterans Way.
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COMING SOON! Sundays July 11 to September 26 Noon to 3:00pm East Main Street (between Broadway & Mary) New this Year - Fresh Access allowing shoppers to use SNAP and WIC to purchase fresh produce. Click Here for more information |
At Farmers Market Opening Day Celebrate and support Mayor Stacie Riley's "Mayor's Monarch Pledge" with festival activities including making butterfly masks and artwork, educational materials, chalk drawing, butterfly hopscotch, and more. |
 Artist Alicia Kesneck & Carlynton student artists will be at the bridge by the Historical Society during the Carnegie Crawl, Friday, June 11 from 7-8pm to discuss the mural project. |
CARNEGIE INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION |
BREAKFAST & LUNCH PROGRAM |
CARNEGIE VOLUNTEER FIRE & RESCUE BUREAU |
Saturday, July 3 beginning at 2:00pm Concession Stand Skate Tournament Music Fireworks and more! Check back for more details
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NEW - NWF's MAYOR'S MONARCH BUTTERFLY PLEDGE |
NEW - A GUIDE TO CARNEGIE'S PARKS |
NEW - SPRING/SUMMER NEWSLETTER |
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The Port Authority of Allegheny County is exploring the redesign of the park and ride lot and bus service facilities in Carnegie, adjacent to the Carnegie Borough Building. Click here to view the project overview and location, explore illustrations of the proposed scenarios, and share your comments.
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FARMER'S MARKET |
CAREER COUNSELING IN ACTION |
VIRTUAL RAIN GARDEN CLASSROOM |
MORE THAN 40 VENDORS Order from your favorite farmers, food vendors, retailers, artists & musicians. Carnegie Farmers Market Goes Digital - Signal Item
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Learn how rain gardens work, their benefits and how to create an aesthetically pleasing garden that attracts beneficial insects, pollinators, etc. Click here and check back often for additions. |
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Find Senator Wayne Fontana on "Be the Change" |
NEWS & VIEWS PA State Senator Wayne D. Fontana |
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Be the Change is a convenient and safe. Signing up is simple; after logging in, users will be asked to enter their address, upon which they will automatically be linked to Senator Fontana. |
Carlynton School District Carlynton School District Information Carlynton School District COVID Resources Boys & Girls Club of Carnegie Carnegie Clubhouse click here InstaClubhouse click here
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Serving the 42nd Senatorial District eNEWSLETTERS
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CARNEGIE BOROUGH MUNICIPAL BUILDING |
FROM SCOTT TOWNSHIP EMS STA 740 |
ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH LUNCH PROGRAM at 601 WASHINGTON AVENUE (across from the Boys and Girls Club)
MEAL DISTRIBUTION Mon-Fri ~ 1:00-2:00pm Grocery Bag Donations at St John's Lutheran Church Donations are welcome for grocery bags for Carnegie families and seniors. Please confine your donations to the following essentials:
Please call the church office at (412) 279-2952 or email to arrange for drop off at the church. website. Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank (GPCFB) at 412-460-3663. Carnegie Salvation Army Food Pantry will accept unexpired food donations of dry goods during normal business hours (8:30-3:00pm) and is currently accepting new volunteer applications. Our food pantry is open on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10:00am-2:00pm. Emergency food will be given to anyone, returning clients must register. Registered clients can schedule food pickup on other days by appointment only by calling 412-276-4757. |
BUILDING NOTICE REGARDING COVID-19 click here for change in Carnegie Police Department procedures EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, Monday, March 16, 2020 the Borough of Carnegie Municipal Building will be open for business but closed to the public until further notice. The staff will be on hand to answer calls and emails during regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8am to 4pm. Paper work may still be processed electronically. There is also a drop box located at the front of the building for dropping off paperwork. The drop box will be checked periodically throughout the work day. Precautions will be taken with any paperwork submitted to ensure the safety of staff. Since the Covid-19 outbreak is a developing situation, our response may change as information is updated. Please refer to Carnegie Borough's social media for updates.
For assistance during this time period, please contact the following: 412-276-1414 ext. 1423 412-276-4245 412-276-4245 412-670-5854 412-279-3787 412-276-1414 ext. 1426 412-276-1414 ext. 1420 or 1421 |
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.
What to expect if you call 911 till further notice - Given the current situation and the amount of unknown, Scott Twp. EMS Paramedics and EMTs will be doing the following: 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. |
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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 |
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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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is a CONNECT member CONNECT is a nonpartisan initiative that convenes neighboring municipalities in Allegheny County providing resources, research, relationships, and opportunities to work together. click here to continue. |
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 Carnegie Connections municipal newsletter Fall-Winter 2019-20 ~ Vol 1 Issue 2 click here Spring-Summer 2019 ~ Vol 1 Issue 1 PA State Association of Boroughs 2019 Communication Contest 3rd Place Winner click here |
"No Plastic Please"
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SEVEN TYPES OF PLASTIC |
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! Call 412-429-2600 These collections are made by appointment only; collection is not on your normal service day. |
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!
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
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CONGRATULATIONS BOYS & GIRLS CLUB WPA!
3R Poetry Slam written by Juan Perez Learn more about the Boys & Girls Club ReMEMBER, ReIMAGINE, ReINVEST! Campaign Carnegie Clubhouse click here InstaClubhouse click here
Carnegie Borough Council, The Honorable Mayor Stacie Riley and Carnegie citizens presented a letter of recognition to Juan Perez and the Boys and Girls Club of Western PA at the October 12, 2020 virtual council meeting. Carnegie Junior Councilperson Sam Bigham presented the framed certificate of recognition to Juan Perez on February 5, 2021. Carnegie thanks Juan for being an excellent example to all of how one person can make a difference and positively impact peoples' lives. 2020 IMAGE GALLERIES Virtual Tree Lighting | Halloween Snag A Bag 2019 IMAGE GALLERIES Carols & Lights | Halloween Promenade 125th Celebration | Farmers Market Dogapalooza | Memorial Day Parade 5K Walk/Run | Endure Barre RIbbon Cutting
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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 Assistance Fund - Click Here for eligibility guidelines and information. PA Fish & Boat Commission Laws & Regulations Click Here
Eagle Scout Tommy Martin's Chartiers Creek Clean Up was the first grant recipient from the Earth Volunteer Fund. On a hot Sunday in July, 33 volunteers led by Tommy spent the day cleaning up Chartiers Creek. Click Here |
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