Welcome to Carnegie!
Announcements
Carnegie Arts & Heritage Festival
September 9-11, 2010
Visit the webpage for more information!
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, send an e-mail to info@carnegieborough.com or call 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 6:30 p.m.
- Other Boards meet as needed
Community Event Schedule
- Memorial Day Parade - Sunday immediately before Memorial Day on Main Street
- Independence Day Celebration- Date varies, held in Carnegie Park
- Carnegie Arts and Heritage Festival - September, Thursday, Friday, Saturday following Labor Day; visit www.carnegieartsandheritage.com
- Halloween Parade - Saturday before Halloween on East Main Street
- Santa Comes to Town - Saturday following Thanksgiving, East Main Street
- Light-Up Night - Second Friday following Thanksgiving, Downtown Carnegie
