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Greensburg to outfit its police with body cams

Greensburg council this week approved buying body cameras for its police force. It also will be developing a policy for how they will be used. When the city receives the cameras, the police department will work with Motorola to install them and expand the computer server that holds police vehicle

Greensburg officials mum on ex-police officer's pension after guilty plea in drug case

Retired city police Officer Regina McAtee collected at least $46,280 in pension payments before admitting her role in a methamphetamine distribution operation with the disgraced former Greensburg police chief. Now that McAtee, 51, of New Kensington pleaded guilty in federal court this week to engaging in a drug conspiracy, it’s

Greensburg hires new planning and development director, code enforcement officer

When Director Jeff Raykes resigned in November to focus on his private planning firm, it left a void in Greensburg’s planning and development department, Alec Italiano said. Greensburg council hired Italiano last week to fill the gap as the city’s new planning and development director, with a starting salary of

Pa. council allows city workers, volunteers to respond to daytime calls

Greensburg council approves city-employed volunteer firefighters to respond to daytime calls

Greensburg council has made it easier for city workers who are volunteer firefighters to respond to emergency daytime calls. Council approved a resolution Monday to permit volunteer firefighters who work city jobs to answer fire calls during the regular workday. In Greensburg, 10 of the 15 public works employees are

Dajuan Williams gets 12 years in nationwide drug and money laundering conspiracy

Outgoing Greensburg planning director worked to make office more 'approachable and welcoming'

Greensburg is looking to beef up its planning and development office next year by adding a code enforcement supervisor. It also will be searching for a new planning director, as Jeff Raykes has resigned from that role effective Friday. Raykes, who joined the city staff in 2019, is leaving to

Greensburg planning for possible pedestrian, biking improvements

Greensburg is poised to create a plan for helping people get around town more easily — on foot, on bicycles or in wheelchairs. Following through on a recommendation of the recent Shape Greensburg comprehensive plan, the city is expected to hire a consultant to develop an active transportation plan by

West Michigan Do You Remember Toys R Us on 28th Street From 1979?

West Michigan Do You Remember Toys R Us on 28th Street From 1979?

Talk about a look back in time. This photo of the original Toys R Us on 28th Street from 1979 sure jogged some memories from those who remember going there as a kid.