Announcements

                                                                

5^th Annual Carnegie Volunteer

Fire Department 5K Run / Walk

Saturday April 28, 2012

As spring is soon around the corner it is time to start preparing for the annual Carnegie Volunteer Fire Department 5K Run / Walk.  With this being the 5th year, our goal is to keep this tradition thriving for all runners and walkers from all over to enjoy.

Early / Pre-Registration begins now with registration forms available online, at the Borough Building and various businesses around town.  As in past years, Early / Pre-Registration is $15.00 up until March 30^th, 2012.  After March 30^th and Race Day Registration is $20.00.

This fundraising event has continuously grown over the past four years and will be sure to exceed expectations for 2012. 

Please view the following links for application and further race day information.  Thank you!

5K Application     /     5K Press Release

*Please stay tuned for more race day information!

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“ GUEST WAITER ”
Have you ever been waited on by a Chief of Police?

Come to Bob’s Dinner (211 Mansfield Blvd) on Sat April 21st, 2011 between 8:00 AM and Noon.
All “Tips” for Chief Harbin will go to the Carnegie Volunteer Fire Department.

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New Borough Parking Ordinance - No. 2361

Commercial Vehicle Parking Regulations

On November 12, 2011, Borough Council enacted an Ordinance that will prohibit the parking of Commercial Motor Vehicles on Borough streets between the hours of 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM. 

This Ordinance will take affect on January 14, 2012.

Please click here for a detailed description of Ordninance No. 2361.

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Multi-Municipality Comprehensive Plan

Carnegie Borough, Heidelberg Borough and Scott Township

If you were unable to attend the meeting for the Comprehensive Plan,

the draft plan is now avaiable for review.

This draft, created by Pashek and Associates, will explain and present

different tools and ideas to be used as a guide to

help these three communities grow into the future.

Please click here** to see the ideas that have been developed.

Thank you.

(**Plan may take a few moments to download due to size.)

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Sponsors

Internet Essentials

Comcast with the assistance of the Federal Communications Commission have designed a program to help bridge America's digital divide.  Internet Essentials addresses key barriers to Internet access and adoption by providing affordable Internet access, computer purchasing opportunities and training to low-income families.

The Internet essentials program will be available starting in the 2011

"back to school" season.  Eligible participants will receive:

• Comcast home Economy Internet Service for $9.95 per mo. plus applicable taxes and fees, with no activation fees, no additional equipment rental charges, no credit checks, no price increases and no long-term contracts.
• The option to purchase a pre-configured computer for $149.99 (plus applicable taxes); and
• Access to online, in print and classroom based digital literacy training.

For additional information on this program by Comcast, please visit

www.internetessentials.com.  Please be sure to spread the word about this very beneficial program.  Thank you! 

 

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FREE SMOKE ALARMS FOR ALLEGHENY COUNTY HOMEOWNERS

Focus on Homes with No Smoke Alarms or Ones Too Old to Be Reliable

The Allegheny County Health Department has a free smoke alarm program for owner-occupied homes which have no smoke alarms or ones to old to be reliable.  Nearly half of all smoke alrams do not work because they have missing, disconected or dead batters or are more than 10 years old and no longer reliable.

Working  smoke alarms cut the risk of dying in a house fire by 50%, yet most residential fire deaths occur in homes with no smoke alarms or defective alarms.  The program, funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, provides and installs a maximum of two batter-operated smoke alarms in an owner-occupied home.

To schedule an installation or for more information, please call the Health Department at 412-247-7800.  Also, visit the Health Department website at www.achd.net.

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Tri-Community Revitalization Project now

Underway

In April 2011, the design phase of the Tri-Community Revitalization Project was authorized to begin.  This project is a partnership between the neighboring communities of Carnegie Borough, Heidelberg Borough and Scott Township.  In cooperation with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), these three communities will be enhancing pedestrian and vehicle safety while improving the aesthetics of the project corridor.

For more information on this project please click here and also stay tuned for updates.  Also, for a detailed vision of the revitalization, please click on the following links to view photos of Third Street and

Carothers Avenue.  Thank you.

 

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4^th Annual Carnegie Volunteer Fire Department

5K Run/Walk

A special thanks goes to everyone who helped make the 4th Annual 5K Run / Walk a huge success!  Most importantly, a special thanks goes to all of the runners and walkers who gave their time and efforts to support this cause.

Click here to view photos from the race!

 

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Borough E-Mail Blast:

Connect with Carnegie for news, upcoming events

and activities 

In the upcoming months ahead the Borough of Carnegie will be connecting residents and business owners to current events through new media outlets. 

To receive information and updates being sent via E-Mail Blast please click here and provide an e-mail address, subject E-Mail Blast.  If one may have any suggestions as to what they would like to see included in the future Blast, please include in e-mail.  To learn more information on Carnegie’s E-Mail Blast and related events , please feel free to call the Carnegie Borough Building

at 412-276-1414. 

 

     

 

A charming, walkable Main Street, quiet residential neighborhoods, 400 businesses large and small, and all just five minutes from downtown Pittsburgh and 20 minutes from the airport, Carnegie welcomes you to visit, live, shop, work and worship in our community.

Please browse our website for information for both residents and visitors of Carnegie. You'll find information on borough administration and committees and agendas and minutes for recent borough council meetings. You can read and download basic tax information for residents and businesses, plus forms and applications required by the borough.

Check the links to organizations in the borough to find out about events and opportunities, and don't forget to check back in early summer for information about our 22nd annual Arts & Heritage Festival--in fact, if you'd like to volunteer to work with the festival, check the links right now.

The Carnegie Community Development Corporation is preparing a comprehensive business list which will be available on their website soon.

For more information about Carnegie's history, business district and neighborhoods, visit About Us.

If there is information you need and can't find on this website, please contact the Borough at 412-276-1414.

Borough Meeting Schedule

• Borough Council Work Session: First Monday of the month at 6:00 p.m. (except legal holidays, meeting will be the next immediate business day)

• Borough Council Regular Meeting: Second Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. (work session for this meeting is held at 6:00 p.m.)

• Planning Commission Meeting: Third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
• Other Boards meet as needed

Community Event Schedule