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~ Carnegie Borough's new website
receives 1st Place Award ~ Pennsylvania State
Association of Boroughs
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Looking for something? Use our
SITE MAP
Telephone:
412.276.1414 Fax: 412.276.8018 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm
One Veterans Way, Carnegie, PA 15106 |
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ROAD CLOSURE NOTIFICATION
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SR 376 inbound from Exit 64A to the Rosslyn Road on-ramp will be closed nightly from 9pm to 6am on week nights and 9pm to 10 am on weekend nights for roughly two weeks. This closure will tentatively begin on Augst 19th at 9pm weather permitting. This work is being performed for PENNDOT to repair the Rosslyn Road overpass of SR 376. PennDOT will send out a press release closer to the start date once it has been confirmed. click here for work zone area click here for detour information |
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CARNEGIE POLICE DEPARTMENT
CAR CRUISE
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LICENSE PLATE REPLACEMENT at the
CAR CRUISE
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CARNEGIE CRAWL
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 ~ 5-9PM
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East Main Street
Classic Cars, Food Trucks, DJ
Helmets for kids through a collaboration with UPMC
License Plate Replacement Event
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FARMERS MARKET |
AUGUST 14 - FARMERS MARKET VENDORS |
click here for market information
click here for virtual market |
2X Strong Coffee
Alteration World
Back Alley Brewing Company
Bates and Hayes Concessions
Biber Family Farm
Brother Monk Ciderworks
Bubilicious Bear and Bunny
Café Chocolade
Carlos Aviles Farm
Carnegie Elementary PTA
Carnegie Historical Society
Cedar Bridge Botanicals
Corey's Creations
Costello Apiaries
Country Hammer Moonshine
D&O Wine Cellars
Dagny's Eatery |
David Powell, Musician
Dylan's Quest Cotton Candy
El Chucho Sausage
Firebox Art Studios
Fresh Access
Full Moon Candle Shop
FunGal Farms
Goblin Girl Designs LLC
Grace DuhLee Designs
H3art Farms
Helen's Piroghis
Hello Hummus
Kizzle Foods
Kona Ice
Love Emmy Dot
Marianne's Mosaics
Mz Mel Boutique |
Olive and Marlowe
PA Dutch Foods
Panaderia Jazmin
Paul Family Farms
Pet Wants South Hills
Portraits of Animals by Bernadette
Q's Korean Bakery
Qitu Empanadas
Raspberries & Roses
Sam's Jewelry Shop
Smoke Wagon
Tasty Little Confections
This and That Collectibles
Totes Obvi Designs
Up in Suds Handcrafted Soap
Wigle Whiskey
Worm Return Composting |
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OPEN BUSINESSES IN MARKET AREA
- Alteration World
- Carnegie Coffee Co.
- Dagny’s Eatery
- Don Don Chinese
- Eccentricity (select dates)
- Firebox Art Studios
- More Than Words
- Slice on Broadway
- Studio Forget Me Not
- Sunset Pizza
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OPEN BUSINESSES NEAR MARKET
- Andrew Carnegie Library
- Artsmiths
- Bob’s Diner
- Café Delhi
- Carnegie Historical Society
- Duran's Restaurant & Lounge
- Infinite Image Tattoo Studio
- Lux Skin
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- Nailed It DIY
- Ooh La La
- Pittsburgh Pottery
- Planet Hemp
- Quantum Spirits
- Riley’s Pour House
- Scoops
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JORDAN TAX ON SITE
TO COLLECT
BOROUGH & SCHOOL TAXES
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ORAL RABIES VACCINATION AREA
July 25 through August 31, 2022
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BOROUGH OF CARNEGIE - EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
CARNEGIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD
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CARNEGIE BOROUGH BUILDING
1 Veterans Way
Carnegie, PA 15106
Wednesday, August 24
1:00-4:00pm
Wednesday, August 31
9:00am - Noon
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Over the past 20 years, there has been a significant reduction in human and pet exposures to the rabies virus throughout Allegheny County. This is largely due to the efforts of the rabies vaccination program for wld raccoons, spearheaded by the US Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services (USDA), in partnership with the ALlegheny County Health Department (ACHD). This year, employees and volunteers from both organizations will be distributing vaccine-containing baits.
Cooperating Federal, State, and county agencies are conducting an oral raccoon rabies baiting project in western Pennsylvania. A vaccine packet is coated in fishmeal or vanilla which is very tasty to raccoons. The baits are dropped from low-flying airplanes or helicopters, or by local teams on foot or in vehicles. The vaccine can NOT cause rabies.
What if I find rabities baits?
- Baits should be left alone - but intact baits can be moved if they are found where children and pets play. Damaged baits should be bagged and disposed in the trash.
- Where gloves or use a plastic bag when picking up the baits.
- Toss intact baits into a fencerow, woodlot, ditch, or other raccoon habitat areas.
- Wash your hands after any skin contact with a bait.
What if my pet eats a bait?
- A few baits are not harmful, although eating a lot may cause vomiting or diarrhea.
- Do not risk getting bitten by taking a bait away from your pet.
- Confine your pet for a couple of days and check the area for more baits.
- If your pet eats a bait, avoid your pet's saliva for 24 hours, and wash skin or wounds that may have been licked.
For information concerning accidental contact with baits, call 1-888-461-0223. |
The Borough of Carnegie is seeking a qualified applicant as the school crossing guard for Carnegie Elementary. The successful applicant will perform duties as directed by the Carnegie Borough Police Chief. This position will be responsible for escorting children across intersections and placing and removing traffic cones at designated locations.
Qualifications for this position are as follows:
- Successful PSP Child Clearances required.
- Must be available during school hours within the Carlynton School District (Monday - Friday 7:45-8:45am and 2:45-3:45pm)
- Must enjoy working with children.
Applications may be picked up at the Carnegie Police Department, Carnegie Borough Building, One Veterans Way, Carnegie, PA 15106
Deadline to return applications is Friday, August 12, 2022, by 10:00am.
Questions, please contact
Patricia Reaghard, Carnegie Police Secretary at 412-276-4245. |
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CREATIVE PROJECTS ON DISPLAY at the MONARCH BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL |
MAYOR RILEY PRESENTS MAC JOHNSON with PSAB'S DISTINGUISHED JUNIOR COUNCILPERSON AWARD |

click here for images
PUBLIC ART PROJECT USING RECYCLED MATERIALS
Artist
Alicia Kesneck designed Monarch Butterfly Sculpture Pieces using recycled materials installed in the East Main Parking Lot Rain Garden.
Alicia turned trash into treasure by creating pieces with Bishop Canevin students: Kelsey Adamski, Ayla Altman, Miriam Hardy, Addison Hillebrand, Gretchen Klauss, Alexis Leppert-Bell, Emily Maida, Clare Ruffing, and Hannah Zurbola
This project fulfills one of the action items for Mayor Riley's National Wildlife Federation Mayor's Monarch Pledge. |

CARLYNTON STUDENT RECEIVES CREATIVE AWARD
Mayor Stacie Riley presented Carlynton rising junior Leslie Rwigyema with the Mayor's Monarch Conservation Pledge Creative Award for her original freeform lament poem. The presentation took place Sunday afternoon at Third Street Art Gallery.
Mayor Riley renews
Mayor's Monarch Pledge for 2022 |
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Mac Johnson served as junior councilperson for the Borough of Carnegie during his senior year at Canevin. He will attend Notre Dame in the fall.
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
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CONSTRUCTION ALERT |
SPRING/SUMMER NEWSLETTER |
SENIOR FARMERS' MARKET NUTRITION PROGRAM
2022 ELIGIBILITY & PROXY FORM
**The proxy must take this form to a distribution site in the county the participant resides in.
DO NOT MAIL
Carnegie area distribution site
LifeSpan
300 Lincoln Avenue, Carnegie, PA
412-276-5056
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Part of Campbells Run Road in Robinson to Close on May 16
PITTSBURGH – The Department of Public Works announced today that Campbells Run Road will close between Keiners Lane and Brookside Drive in Robinson Township at 7 a.m. on Monday, May 16, 2022. The closure, which is expected to end in November 2022, is required for replacement of Campbells Run South Branch Bridges Nos. 5 and 6, including new pavement, guide rail, pavement markings, and signage.
Eastbound traffic will be detoured using Ridge Road, I-376, Lydia Street, Chestnut Street, and Mansfield Boulevard. Westbound traffic will be detoured using Mansfield Boulevard, Chestnut Street, Academy Street, and I-376. The public will be able to access the businesses located within the closure area at all times.
The $2.6 million project will be done by C.H. & D. Enterprises, Inc., of New Stanton.
click here for press release pdf
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CAREER COUNSELING IN ACTION |
CAREER CONSULTATION |
SELLING or REFINANCING? |
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RAIN GARDENS |
CLICK BELOW TO TAKE
OUR CLIMATE ACTION SURVEY
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PUBLIC ART |

Learn how rain gardens work, their benefits and how to create an aesthetically pleasing garden that attracts beneficial insects, pollinators, etc. Click here
click here to view images
Click Here to learn about Stormwater Management, Bioretention and
Rain Garden Maintenance. |

WE NEED YOUR INPUT . . .
As part of a free program offered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Borough of Carnegie is developing a greenhouse gas inventory and Climate Action Plan. This plan will help us understand greenhouse gas emission sources in our community and develop strategies to minimize our carbon footprint. The Borough is seeking input from community members to help guide this plan. Your participation in the survey is an important part of the process and we appreciate your response. The survey should take about 10 minutes to complete.
CLICK HERE for SURVEY
CLICK HERE for INFORMATION and VIDEOS
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NWF's MAYOR'S MONARCH BUTTERFLY PLEDGE
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A GUIDE TO
CARNEGIE'S PARKS
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Seventh Avenue Park
Rehabilitation Details
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Click here to learn about monarch butterfly conservation, transformation, migration and diet, as well as to view the mayor's program commitment action items
Mayor Riley's Proclamation - click here
Borough of Carnegie, PA March 29, 2021 – The Borough of Carnegie’s Mayor Stacie Riley
signed the National Wildlife Federation’s Mayors' Monarch Pledge, committing to take action to help save the declining monarch butterfly and other pollinators. The Borough of
Carnegie is now part of an expanding North American network of cities working to create habitat
in public parks, public landscaping, vacant lots, roadsides, medians, green roofs, backyard
gardens and open spaces throughout the entire community. continue reading
Mayor Riley renews Mayor's Monarch Pledge for 2022 |
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COMPLETED
Playground equipment replacement
Infield replacement
Drainage improvements
COMING SOON
Rain garden for stormwater management
Outfield seeding
Basketball equipment replacement
FUTURE PLANS
Court repairs |
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MEAL DISTRIBUTION |
Rotary Club Lunch Program Information |
Find Senator Wayne Fontana on
"Be the Change"
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NEWS & VIEWS
PA State Senator
Wayne D. Fontana
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ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Donations are welcome for grocery bags for Carnegie families and seniors. Please confine your donations to the following essentials:
- Pasta or ramen noodles
- Canned fish/chicken (no pork products, please) crackers, low-sugar cereal, granola/cereal bars
- canned vegetables
Please call (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 accepts unexpired food donations of dry goods between (8:30-3:00pm) and is currently accepting new volunteer applications. Food pantry is open on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month from 10:00am-2:00pm. Registered clients can schedule food pickup on other days by appointment only by calling 412-276-4757. |
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Mobile App | Web Platform
Senator Fontana is one of a growing number of state legislators who are part of a non-partisan civic engagement platform called Be the Change that allows citizens to connect directly with their state legislators to request constituent services, raise community concerns, or advocate for policy and legislation.
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.
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Serving the 42nd Senatorial District
eNEWSLETTERS
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RECENT NEWS . . .
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High-Speed Emergency Notification System provides the Borough of Carnegie and Pennsbury Village officials the ability to quickly deliver messages to the entire municipality. Sign Up Here
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Decals to help Emergency Service Personnel recognize those with special needs are available at the Carnegie Police Department and Carnegie Borough Administration office.
Oftentimes when first responders come in contact with a person with special needs during an emergency situation, they are unaware that the person actually has special needs. The idea for the decal is to help first responders better deal with special needs individuals by knowing in advance the person has special needs. Details from Allegheny County Councilman Pat Catena click here |
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Pay Meter Feeder Tickets Online
(white ticket) click here
Carnegie Public Parking Guide
click here
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2022 Carnegie Borough Proposed
Budget Information
Budget Advertisement
and Meeting Date
click here Budget Meeting
Agenda
click here
2022 General Fund Budget click here
2022
Sewer Fund Budget click here
2022
Liquid Fuels Fund Budget click here
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Zoning Ordinance Changes
The Borough of Carnegie is in the process of amending the current Municipal Zoning Ordinance (Ord. No 2445). As a requirement for this revision, please see the links provided below for public review, which include the 2017 Zoning Ordinance and Map, 2019 Zoning Ordinance and Map, and a summary of the proposed changes.
2017 Zoning Ordinance | 2017 Zoning Map
2019 Zoning Ordinance | 2019 Zoning Map
Summary of Changes |
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UPCOMING EVENTS . . .

MORE THAN 40 VENDORS
Order from your favorite farmers, food vendors, retailers, artists & musicians.
Computer Version ~ Mobile Version
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CarnegieCarnegie.org ~ Event Calendar
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Carlynton School District Information
Carlynton School District COVID Resources
SCHOOL CROSSING ROAD CLOSURES
7:45-8:45am AND 2:45-3:45pm
CROSSING GUARDS ON DUTY AT:
FRANKLIN AVE - between CHARLES & WASHINGTON
CAPITOL DRIVE - between BEECHWOOD & WASHINGTON
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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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Click here for the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) dedicated page for information on COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Stop the Spread of Germs click here.
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The Carnegie Crawl!
SECOND FRIDAY - MAY-OCT
5:00-9:00pm
Arts * Entertainment * Shopping * Food * Fun!
www.visitcarnegie.com
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A MUST-SEE
great video showcasing Carnegie
by Alex Popichak
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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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The Borough of Carnegie
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. |

Carnegie Connections
municipal newsletter
Fall-Winter 2021 ~ Vol 2 Issue 2
click here
Spring-Summer 2021 ~ Vol 2 Issue 1
click here
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
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"No Plastic Please"
Humane Action Pittsburgh
Find out how you can become a "no plastic please" Ambassador and eliminate single use plastic at the Individual and Business levels, in Pittsburgh and throughout PA.
click here
for more information.
SEVEN TYPES OF PLASTIC
click here
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Republic Services
July 2022 - June 2023
CURBSIDE RECYCLING & WASTE COLLECTION SCHEDULE
click here
Friday Collection Addresses click here |
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.
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2020 Carnegie Borough Litter Management Plan
Check back for updates as our plan evolves throughout the year.
click here
Litter Facts from PennDOT
click here

IMPORTANT TV RECYCLING NEWS . . . The PA Resources Council will accept televisions at all Hard to Recycle Collections. Click Here.
Keep
Pennsylvania Beautiful launches eWastePA.org- Consumer Guide to Electronics Recycling in PA. |
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Carnegie
Tree City USA
ARBOR DAY FOUNDATION
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Turn your car into trees!
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!
TreePittsburgh.org

OVER 30,000 JOBS TO SEARCH
CLICK HERE
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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! |
Stormwater Management
Information
for homeowners & municipalities
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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
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