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Roadway Project Ensures Infrastructure Sustainability

Details: Last Updated: 21 June 2022

The presence of a well-maintained transportation infrastructure is critical for the economic growth of a municipality. However, the effects of age and weather extremes can take a severe toll on the condition of our roadways. Brentwood Borough Council has demonstrated its commitment to enhancing the state of our streets by approving a comprehensive five-year rehabilitation plan. Although governmental entities are currently facing constrained financial positions, Council acknowledges that further deferring maintenance will only increase the costs of these projects in the future while concurrently compromising safety and efficiency in the present. By assessing the aggregate long term needs of our community, the Borough is able to prioritize projects and utilize best repair practices, which will reduce overall expenses.

Shade Tree Commission

Details: 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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Interactive Budgetary Application Now Available

Details: Last Updated: 02 May 2022

In order to provide our residents with the high quality services that they have come to expect, it is necessary for our municipality to carefully and efficiently allocate scarce resources. Brentwood Borough recognizes that the dollars that are utilized to keep our neighborhoods safe and attractive come from the public, and, in order to demonstrate that we are faithful stewards of these funds, our community has long disseminated a highly detailed budget. Because of the amount of pertinent information that is included in this annually-generated document, our Borough is a multi-year recipient of the Government Finance Officers Association's Distinguished Budget Award. However, Brentwood recognizes that, from a citizen's perspective, reviewing a more than 700 page packet of data can be a daunting challenge. Consequently, the Borough has partnered with software developer ClearGov to produce a simple-to-navigate, electronic version of our budget booklet. As we place the finishing touches on this tool, we encourage you to test drive the application here.

Egg Hunt Allows Local Youth to Seek Out Easter Goodies

Details: Last Updated: 23 March 2022

Peter Cottontail's trip along the Bunny Trail will take him right through the heart of Brentwood! On Sunday, April 10, 2022, 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 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

Event to Provide Pertinent Information to Area Senior Citizens

Details: Last Updated: 21 March 2022

Brentwood Borough will host an event that is designed to ensure that older adults from across the South Hills have access to those resources that will help to maximize their quality of life. An array of local vendors and officials from state agencies will be available to provide literature and to answer questions during a drive-thru Senior Citizen Informational Fair. The event, which is sponsored by Representative Jessica Benham, will take place on Wednesday, April 6th from 10AM to 1PM in the lot at Brentwood Park.

Trash Prepayment Program Provides Savings to Residents

Details: Last Updated: 26 January 2022

Residential property owners have the opportunity to receive twelve months of refuse service for the price of ten. Through February 8, 2022, customers can enroll in our Trash Prepayment Discount Program. This initiative increases our organizational cash flow, while it concurrently saves our residents money. To sign up, please provide, in addition to your January sewage & refuse balance, payment in the amount of $184.50. This figure is equal to the cost of February through October trash service. November and December garbage and recycling removal will subsequently be provided at no cost. Customers who are enrolled in our ACH program and have their payments automatically deducted from a bank account must send a $184.50 check to 3735 Brownsville Road Pittsburgh, PA 15227 in order to receive this discount. As the Trash Prepayment Discount Program is optional, the Borough cannot configure a direct withdrawal of this amount from said account.