On Saturday, April 26th we came together as a community to celebrate the 18th Annual Carnegie Volunteer Fire & Rescue Bureau 5k Run/Walk. We are incredibly proud and thankful for all of our volunteers from every Carnegie Borough Department: Police, Administration, Public Works, the Fire Department and Mayor Riley.
The 2025 race raised over $27,000 and hosted 279 registrants. We received support from 73 small business sponsors and 12 donations for supplies and door prizes.
We could not have this fundraiser without the support of our community, registrants, sponsors, donors, Borough staff, and our day of volunteers. The short 3.1 mile walk takes four months of planning and coordination. Thank you again for showing up to support our Fire Department and we will see you all at next year's race!
Race Results:
https://www.runhigh.com/2025RESULTS/R042625DB.html
Images:
2025 CVFRB 5K
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Memorial Day Parade
Sunday, May 25, 2025 at 2:00 PM
East and West Main Street
Carnegie Borough Building
Municipal offices will be closed on
Monday, May 26, 2025 in observation
of the holiday. Offices will reopen on
Tuesday, May 27, at 8:00 AM

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HELLO NEIGHBOR PROGRAM
pairs older or disabled residents with volunteers to assist with snow or leaf removal.
CLICK HERE
FRIENDS OF THE BLOCK volunteers adopt designated routes and organize clean-up events. CLICK HERE
MANY HANDS LIGHTEN THE WORK!
the CCDC is a fully volunteer organization. From Carnegie Crawls, to Fall Fest, Pet Pictures with Santa, and more, our volunteers make the difference.
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Carnegie Community Development Corporation
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A comprehensive overview of the infrastructure services and resources offered by the Allegheny County Department of Public Works with clickable links for easy access to information.
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Carnegie Park's Monarch Shelter
This colorful, vibrant mural was
created by Visual Artist/Teaching Artist Alison Zapata, learning and
creating in partnership with Carlynton High School art teacher
Marlynn Vayanos, her students, and Borough of Carnegie community
members during a Pittsburgh Center for the Arts and Media Artist
Residency Project. The mural was inspired by and Mayor Stacie
Riley's National Wildlife Federation Mayor's Monarch Pledge and
completed the public art action. This project was supported by the
Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Borough of Carnegie, the Carnegie
Shade Tree Commission, and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
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