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2024 Free Holiday Parking Please enjoy free parking this holiday season while you shop in the business district, courtesy of Carnegie Borough. Free holiday parking begins on Wednesday, December 11 and will go through Tuesday, December 31. Thank you and Happy Holidays! |
TOYS FOR TOTS |
CARNEGIE PARK SHELTER MURAL |
LIBRARY ART DISPLAY |
ALLEGHENY COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS |
2025 PROPOSED BUDGET ADVERTISEMENTS |
Carnegie Borough is proud to be a donation place for both Toys for Tots and the UPMC Pediatric Burn Unit. The office is open 8 AM-4 PM Monday-Friday for drop-off in the lobby. The Toys for Tos collection ends December 16 and the UPMC Pediatric Burn Unit Collection ends December 17. Please consider donating to these great causes. Thank you!
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Visit the mural at 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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OFFICIAL NOTICE BOROUGH OF CARNEGIE Carnegie Borough will hold a special meeting on December 30, 2024, at 6:00 PM to discuss and consider the 2025 General, Sewer and Liquid Fuels Budgets and any other Borough business.
On December 30, 2024, at 6:00 PM, at the scheduled meeting to be held, Council will consider the adoption of and, if appropriate, enact the ordinances entitled and summarized as follows:
AN ORDINANCE (2493) OF THE BOROUGH OF CARNEGIE, COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, LEVYING AND ASSESSING REAL ESTATE TAXES (8.00 Mills) FOR GENERAL AND SPECIFIC PURPOSES FOR THE YEAR 2025.
Carnegie Borough Council is considering a .50 millage rate increase for 2025. The proposed millage will support the operating expenses for the municipality in addition to paying existing debt service and building the general fund cash reserves, which will assist towards improvement of the Borough’s overall credit rating. The estimated revenue for the proposed increase will be in the amount of $180,000.00.
Proposed ordinances will be available for inspection at the Borough Building. Please contact the municipal building at 412-276-1414 for questions or meeting details. |
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Expanded Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program |
CAMPBELLS RUN ROAD REOPENS TO TRAFFIC |
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HELLO NEIGHBOR PROGRAM pairs older or disabled residents with volunteers to assist with snow or leaf removal. 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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PITTSBURGH – The
Department of Public Works announced today that Campbells Run Road
between Newell Street and the Public Works District 2 maintenance
garage (1081 Campbells Run Road) in Carnegie has reopened to
traffic. The closure, which began on June 18, 2024, was required for
construction of a retaining wall, drainage improvements, utility
relocations, milling and paving, and installation of guide rail and
pavement markings. An average of 14,827 drivers use Campbells Run Road daily. Pugliano Construction Company, Inc., of Plum, completed the $744,777 project. ### Media inquiries may be directed to Brent Wasko, Public Information Officer for the Department of Public Works, at brent.wasko@alleghenycounty.us or by phone at 412.350.2451 or 412.577.6175 (cell). |
DREXEL UNIVERSITY INTERN AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL COLLABORATORY: WORLD RESOURCES INSTITUTE |
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BE A LEAF HERO |
Certified Wildlife Habitat® by the National Wildlife Federation |
SHADE TREE COMMISSION is looking for VOLUNTEERS |
HOW to PROVIDE WATER in MONARCH GARDENS |
CARNEGIE EARNED MONARCH CHAMPION STATUS through the NWF MAYOR'S MONARCH PLEDGE |
Mayor Riley's 2023 Pledge & Completed Actions | Municipalities participating in pledge Click Here to learn about the borough and Mayor Stacie Riley's efforts to achieve champion status. |
REPUBLIC SERVICES 2024-25 |
CAREER COUNSELING IN ACTION |
FREE IMMIGRANT WORKFORCE PROGRAM |
DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES - CARNEGIE RESOURCES |
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FIND A PROPERTY | FIX UP A PROPERTY STRENGTHEN YOUR COMMUNITY Downtown Carnegie Property Resources |
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NWF's MAYOR'S MONARCH BUTTERFLY PLEDGE |
RAIN GARDEN |
CARNEGIE LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION PLAN |
A GUIDE TO CARNEGIE'S PARKS |
SPRING-SUMMER NEWSLETTER |
PUBLIC ART |
Learn how rain gardens work and their benefits, etc. Images Learn about Stormwater Management, Bioretention and Maintenance. |
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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 |
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BOROUGH MEETING SCHEDULE One Veterans Way, Carnegie, PA 15106
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Fall-Winter 2023-24 ~ Vol 4 Issue 2 click here Spring-Summer 2023 ~ Vol 4 Issue 1 click here Fall-Winter 2022-23 ~ Vol 3 Issue 2 - click here |
2023 IMAGE GALLERIES Carols & Lights | Halloween Promenade Carnegie Park Shelter Dedication to sister city Kelty, Scotland Vets Roll Stop | Memorial Day Parade Canevin Photography Club Display Annual 5K | Easter Bunny Visit
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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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