RECENT NEWS . . .

Full-Time Police Officer CARNEGIE BOROUGH Qualified persons are invited to apply to the Borough of Carnegie Civil Service Commission to take competitive examinations leading to eligibility for appointment as a Full-Time Patrol Officer for the Carnegie Borough Police Department. Click here for more information. Carnegie Elementary School Crossing Guard Qualified persons must be available during Carlynton school hours and provide their own vehicle. Deadline to apply is 10am on April 8, 2019. Questions? Call Patricia Reaghard, Carnegie Police Secretary at 412-279-4245. Click here for job details. Click here for application or apply in person at the Carnegie Police Department, One Veterans Way, Carnegie. SUNDAYS IN THE SUMMER EAST MAIN PARKING LOT at the corner of Mary & East Main Streets June 9 - August 25 Click Here for visitor & vendor information. "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. 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! click here for details Borough of Carnegie to utilize CodeRED Emergency Notification system The Borough of Carnegie has contracted with OnSolve to license its CodeRED high-speed notification solution. The CodeRED system provides the Borough of Carnegie and Pennsbury Village officials the ability to quickly deliver messages to targeted areas or the entire municipality. click here to continue reading click here to Sign Up

UPCOMING EVENTS . . .

"COFFEE WITH CPD"

Saturday, Mar 23

9am-11am

Carnegie Coffee Company

132 East Main Street

Police Officer Shawn Seaman

and Officer Matt Rieder

We look forward to meeting you!

click here to Vote for Carnegie

at America's Main Streets

12th Annual Carnegie Volunteer Fire Dept

Saturday, April 27 ~ 8:00am

Registration 6:30am $25

Carnegie Borough Municipal Building

Early Registration $20 (deadline April 5)

Children under 10 & Carlynton Students $10

Printable registration form click here

GetMeRegistered click here

Official Flyer click here

A great video showcasing Carnegie by Alex Popichak

HAPPY 125th BIRTHDAY

CARNEGIE BOROUGH

"The Quasiquicentennial Celebration."

On March 1, 1894 Carnegie was officially recognized as a borough by then-governor Robert Patterson and named after steel-magnate Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie endowed one of the first of many of his libraries here; the Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall.