UPDATED: –April 2016 Regular Meeting Minutes APRIL 11, 2016 BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING The meeting is opened with the pledge of allegiance and a moment of silence for the sick, handicapped, departed and military personnel of the community. Please remain standing. ROLL CALL
Chartiers Valley teachers have been racking up awards lately: High school history teacher Bob Rodrigues continues to earn national and statewide recognition for the work he does Middle school science teacher Robin Whitaker recently received an honorable mention from the 2016 Carnegie
Public parking lot #2—the one between La Bella Bean and Burgh’s Pizza & Wing Pub—already has 112 metered spaces, but it can fill up fast on busy afternoons or evenings. Earlier this month, borough council approved the addition of six new spaces, following
Sometimes, in parts of Bridgeville, it seems like traffic never moves. At the intersection of Mayview Road, Lesnett Road, Bank Street, and Chartiers Street, it sometimes seems like traffic won’t stop moving, at least not long enough for people coming from Bridgeville to make a
The Bridgeville Athletic Association plans to create a new T-ball practice field at Chartiers Park by flattening a small piece of hilly land at the end of one of the soccer fields. The field will be used by children ages
Have you noticed that the Bridgeville Police Department is really, really good at Facebook these days? It was fourteen months ago today that the department launched its Facebook page. The beginning was quiet enough—a photo of a uniform patch, a
Last week’s Bridgeville Borough Council meeting lasted 93 minutes. But only half of that time was used for council votes and departmental reports. The other half was dedicated to visitor comments. At the start of the meeting, six borough residents*
There are more than $80,000 worth of unpaid, overdue water and sewage bills in Bridgeville, and it seems like water shut-offs might be required to collect. But collecting the money currently owed only solves part of the problem. Borough officials are
Updated: –March 2016 Meeting Minutes [PDF] MARCH 14, 2016 BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING The meeting is opened with the pledge of allegiance and a moment of silence for the sick, handicapped, departed and military personnel of the community. Please remain standing. ROLL
Bridgeville may authorize the conversion of 400 streetlights to use LED fixtures that cast a whiter light and use less energy that the borough’s current lamps. The switch could save the borough $26,000 per year in lighting costs. Council is expected to vote
