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Tarentum beefs up security at water plant

Ahead of a possible $2 million upgrade at Tarentum’s water plant, cameras will be installed to boost security. Council on Tuesday approved about $11,500 for five security cameras that will be mounted at the plant, pump house and water tanks. Video feed will be collected from several locations, including parking
Kurt Jendrejewski Ray Kerr Dwight Boddorf Commonwealth Financing Authority Police Sgt Council On

At least $2.1 million in projects on tap for Alle-Kiski Valley communities

Safer crosswalks, energy-saving solar panels and improved sewer lines are planned for several Alle-Kiski Valley municipalities that will share in more than 
$2 million in state grants. From Harrison to Blawnox, communities along the Allegheny River will benefit from the funding announced last week by state Rep. Mandy Steele, D-Fox
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Harrison eyes reconstruction of eroded Harbison Street

A Harrison street that has eroded because of a lack of storm sewers is expected to be reconstructed in 2023. The township commissioners have applied for a nearly $500,000 state grant to rebuild Harbison Street, which is marked with craters because of water runoff. “This is to remedy a long-standing
United States Chuck Dizard Jim Erb Allegheny County Community Development Block Grant Commonwealth Financing Authority Harbison Street

Tarentum eyes more than $2 million in infrastructure grants

Tarentum could be in store for more than $2 million in infrastructure upgrades if the borough is awarded several grants that it applied for this week. Much of the money would be used to replace aging equipment at the borough’s water plant, which dates to the 1930s. More than $1
United States Scott Dadowski Dwight Boddorf Commonwealth Financing Authority President Scott Dadowski Commonwealth Financing

Fawn property taxes hold steady for 25th consecutive year

The Fawn supervisors hit a milestone with the approval of their 2023 budget: The township has not seen a property tax increase in 25 years. “Everything is staying the same,” Township Secretary Pam Ponsart said. Supervisors approved the $1.8 million budget, holding the tax rate steady at 3.04 mills. The
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