Tom Yerace

Getting rid of broken curbs and sidewalks on a Harrison street will require the township commissioners to make an ordinance change.

A state program that provides incentives for private investment in Harrison will expire in 2028.

The East Deer Commissioners have awarded contracts on three projects and extended the deadline to bid on a fourth. Ron Gillette Inc. of Harrison was the low bidder on two of the contracts. Gillette will do the work on the Murray Hill water line replacement project and demolish two deteriorated

East Deer commissioners are moving ahead with developing an ordinance that would regulate data centers in the township.

Parents in the Allegheny Valley School District seeking to enroll their children in a district pre-kindergarten program might still be able to.

Lower Burrell officials plan to crack down on people who illegally use the city's compost dump behind city hall.

Paying bills owed to East Deer Township might soon become more convenient.

Arnold residents voiced more suggestions to council for using the city's federal funds allocation, but they may have to wait for a final decision.

Harrison officials are studying the possibility of creating a registry for vacant properties in the township. Township Manager Amy Rockwell told the commissioners at their August meeting that MuniReg is a company that sets up property registries for municipalities. “This is geared to people who are deadbeat property owners, I

Dozens of municipalities could be left scrambling over how to proceed with winter rock salt purchases after the low bid through the South Hills Area Council of Governments (SHACOG) came in at nearly twice last year’s price. Harrison commissioners this week said they plan to search for an affordable alternative.