POTENTIAL DYING OR DEAD TREE ISSUES Spring is a great time to survey trees on your property to check for any signs of sickness. While trees are beautiful and provide many benefits, they can become dangerous if they’re sick or dying, posing a threat to you and your property. Signs of a sick or dying
It brings us great pleasure to recognize Jeff Counihan, Clifford Decker, Pat Labasik, Joy Palonis, and Gerry & Candy Solomon for their acts of kindness in our community! Each of these amazing individuals was nominated by a Bethel Park resident for the kindness that they show toward others. And what better day to share this
The Municipality of Bethel Park has been recognized as a ‘2023 Banner Community’ by County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and the Allegheny League of Municipalities (ALOM). Bethel Park has received this designation every year since 2014 and is among the 84 who’ve received it this year. The Banner Community Program recognizes municipalities that show a commitment
Mayor Jack Allen received the Allegheny County Boroughs Association’s “Borough Official of the Year” award on Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Rivers Club in Pittsburgh. “To be given this award is an accomplishment that I never imagined receiving,” said Mayor Allen. “But it’s definitely a group effort. We work together as a team in Bethel
Are you a Bethel Park resident or business owner with an interest in redevelopment and community planning? Bethel Park has recently formed a new Economic Development Steering committee and is seeking members. People with banking, real estate, business operations, or redevelopment experience are encouraged to apply. We need a minimum of 5 members
New Community Center Policy Beginning Wednesday, March 1, the Bethel Park Community Center will begin implementing a new waiver policy requiring all Center guests using basketball courts, the walking track or exercise rooms to sign a waiver. Waiver signups begin March 1st. Currently, all individuals who take Recreation classes sign a waiver, so the new
Clean air is vital to having good health and quality of life. With temperatures falling and snow around the corner, many of us in Bethel Park will be spending longer hours indoors. However, spending longer hours in our insulated homes tends to cause build ups of common air pollutants and allergens which can negatively impact
