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Approved 2023 Budget Now Available

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Last Updated: 08 March 2023

At its December 12th business meeting, Council adopted the operating budget for fiscal year 2023. A copy of this document can be viewed online here. 

Every BUNNY Get Ready! Easter Egg Hunt - April 2nd

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Last Updated: 08 March 2023

Peter Cottontail's trip along the Bunny Trail will take him right through the heart of Brentwood! On Sunday, April 2, 2023, local youths will be able to enjoy the bounty of treats that spring's fuzzy friend will leave behind. A festive Easter Egg hunt will take place on Athletic Fields #2 & #3. Children will be provided with cartons and will be invited to scour these areas in search of tasty treats.  Activities, including a ballonist exhibition, an airbrush tattoo artist, and a craft table, will be available. Children will be permitted to gather eggs in accordance with the following schedule:

• Ages 1 to 4: 12PM to 12:15PM
• Ages 5 to 8: 12:30PM to 12:45PM
• Ages 9 to 12: 1PM to 1:15PM
• All ages scramble for remaining prizes: 1:30PM

Easter Bunny arrives at 11:45AM

Updated Waste Collection Schedule Available in Electronic Format

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Last Updated: 08 March 2023

Incumbent vendor Waste Management will continue to provide trash removal and recycling services to the Borough in 2023. Collection dates are unchanged from prior years. This organization has created a convenient schedule, which can be accessed here. Unsure which day that collection activities take place on your street? Click here for clarification.

Shade Tree Commission

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Last Updated: 07 June 2022

Brentwood Borough is proud to participate in the Brentwood-Baldwin-Whitehall Shade Tree Commission.  This organization is the first multi-municipal collaboration of its kind in the state of Pennsylvania.  The board is tasked with maintaining the urban tree population of these communities so as to enhance air quality, improve storm water management, and increase the aesthetic appeal of our neighborhoods.  A total of nine members serve on the new committee, with each borough receiving equal representation. 

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Residents May Be Eligible for Federal Relief from Delinquent Water, Sewer Charges

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Last Updated: 18 January 2022

As part of the the recently adopted ARPA legislation, the federal government has disbursed funds to states for the purposes of assisting low income families with addressing delinquent utility bills. Residents who are currently behind on their water payments to Pennsylvania American Water or sewage payments to Brentwood Borough may be eligible for a one-time grant. This program is open to individuals with a maximum annual income of $19,320. For each additional member of the household, the income cap increases by $6,810. To request an eligibility determination or to apply for funds, please contact the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services by phone at 877-395-8930 or online at www.compass.state.pa.us.