Brentwood Municipal Building
3624 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, PA 15227
Main Offices: (412) 884-1500
Emergency & Non-Emergency Requests: 911
Informational Inquiries: (412) 884-2600
While other communities have shifted the dates of Trick-or-Treat, Brentwood continues to schedule this important youth event on Halloween. From 6PM to 8PM on October 31st, our little ghouls, goblins, and gremlins will be haunting local streets in search of sweet and salty snacks! Borough officials remind parents and children to adhere to the simple tips noted on the attached list to ensure a safe and festive experience.
In order to assist municipalities with returning abandoned parcels to the tax rolls, the Allegheny County Department of Economic Development sponsors the Vacant Property Recovery Program. Through August 31, this agency will be waving its standard $3,000 application fee for any individual who seeks to purchase an adjoining lot that does not contain a building; the fee will be reduced to $1,400 for any property owner who proposes to rehabilitate a vacant structure on a neighboring parcel. This program can only be utilized to procure properties that are less than ½ acre in size and that are at least three years delinquent on real estate taxes. Applicants must not be delinquent with taxes, sewage fees, or refuse fees on any property owned within the boundaries of Allegheny County; individuals are additionally ineligible if there are any outstanding code violations on such properties.
To enroll in this program, please submit the “Side Yard and Blighted Structure Application” available here. Selected candidates will be required to pay the full appraised value of the parcel, as well as closing costs and a good faith deposit. For more information, view the attached fact sheet.
At its July 23rd meeting, Borough Council authorized two transformative construction initiatives. Each of these projects will provide a significant boost to the vitality of our municipality. First, Council approved the final land development plan for a proposed small format hospital. This taxable new facility, which is one of four that are being designed by Allegheny Health Network to expand suburban access to healthcare, will serve as a gateway to the municipality for southbound traffic travelling via Route 51. Second, the body made a final selection on the scope of improvements to Brentwood's cherished community pool. Based upon extensive resident feedback, Council endorsed a project $2.9 million project that includes relocated changing areas and restrooms. It is preliminarily planned that the site will be closed for the 2019 season to accommodate construction activity.
BBOA Oktoberfest street fair: October 4th, 5PM to 8PM (Brownsville-Sankey business district)
Council Budget Workshop: October 8th @ 6PM (municipal building)
"Looking What's Brewing in Brentwood" street fair featuring Spoonwood Brewing: October 13th, 6PM to 10PM (Brownsville-Towne Square business district)
Pumpkin Patch at Brentwood Park: October 14th, 12PM to 2PM (Baseball Field #1)
Council Agenda Meeting: October 15th @ 7:30PM (municipal building)
"An Evening With the Spirits of Pittsburgh" featuring Wigle Whiskey and the Oakmont Paranormal Society: October 20th @ 7PM (civic center)
Council Regular Meeting: October 22nd @ 7:30PM (municipal building)
Zoning Hearing Board Meeting: October 24th @ 8PM (municipal building)
BBW Chamber Chili Cookoff: October 27th, 11:30AM to 2:30PM (civic center)
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Back row L to R: President Pro Tempore AJ Doyle, President Harold Smith, Councilman Bob Pasquantonio, Vice President John Frombach, Borough Manager George Zboyovsky
Front row L to R: Councilman Pat Carnevale, Councilwoman Stephanie Fox, Mayor Dennis Troy, Councilwoman Jennifer George
The Borough of Brentwood is a unified, family-oriented community with a strong commitment to civic pride and traditions. While preserving these standards, ideals and traditions, the community shall strive to provide a high quality of life for all, a superior educational system and residential areas with a more suburban character. The community shall support established businesses while encouraging future economic development and effective local government, all within a safe and clean environment.
