Brentwood Municipal Building
3735 Brownsville Road, Brentwood, PA 15227
Main Offices: (412) 884-1500
Emergency & Non-Emergency Requests: 911
Police Informational Inquiries: (412) 884-2600
South Hills residents can receive vital food assistance on Friday, February 26th. Up to 500 families can receive free grocery items at a distribution that is being hosted by the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. The items will be provided between 11AM and 2PM at St. Albert the Great Church in Baldwin. Due to limited supplies, pre-registration is required. To sign up, please call 412-884-7744 or use the online portal here.
In recognition of the difficulty that certain users have experienced with attending meetings via Microsoft Teams, the Borough will be conducting its February 10th Zoning Hearing Board meeting via Zoom. Due to pandemic-related capacity restrictions, in-person attendance at this meeting, which pertains to a valdity challenge of the rezoning of the parcel at 201 Wainwright Avenue, has strictly limited. To participate electroniclly, please click here.
Due to slick road conditions, Waste Management will not be picking up trash on Februrary 9, 2021. This entity will resume service tomorrow.
Beginning with its forthcoming sidewalk restoration and road resurfacing projects, the Borough will be partnering with electronic bid management vendor PennBid to increase the efficiency of its capital construction projects. In lieu of requesting lengthy paper copies of specifications, interested contractors will be able to register to download these materials from a centralized portal. There is no cost to the Borough to utilize this system, and there is similarly no cost for a firm to submit a proposal. This program is instead funded via the assessment of a small service fee to the winning bidder.
After more than 100 years of operating at the corner of Brownsville Road and Marylea Avenue, Brentwood Borough has relocated its offices. This move to an entirely new municipal building at a site that previously housed a dilapidated structure follows a decade long planning process and 18 months of construction. Staff began to transition to this new facility in December, and the lobby was officially opened to visitors on January 4, 2021. Please take note that, if you are dropping off or mailing documents to Brentwood Borough, our new address is 3735 Brownsville Road.
Local nonprofit Vitalant will be holding a blood drive on Tuesday, January 28th from 12PM to 6PM at the Brentwood Library Community Room. In addition to helping to ensure that hospitals and clinics retain sufficient supplies of blood to provide life saving transfusions, participants will also be aiding local families that are struggling to put food on the table. On behalf of each donor, the Blood Science Foundation will provide healthy meals to the Brentwood Community Food Bank. To protect the safety of both donors and staff, interested individuals are asked to register in advance by dialing 412-209-7000 or by visiting www.vitaliant.com.
Search Articles
Search Documents
Borough Directory
Citizen Request Form
Meeting Agendas & Minutes
Permits & Licenses
Borough Code
Calendars
Brentwood in the News
Sewage Payments
Parking Ticket Payments
Follow Us on Twitter
Sign Up for Notifications
View Crimewatch App
Open Records
Stormwater
Job/Volunteer Opportunities
Don't miss out on the exciting changes that are happening in our community. To have the latest news and information delivered straight to your inbox or smart phone, try following us on Twitter or adopting our RSS feed.
Back row L to R: Vice President AJ Doyle, Councilman Pat Carnevale, Councilman Rich Schubert, Councilman Bob Pasquantonio
Front row L to R: Councilman John Frombach, President Pro Tempore Jennifer George, President Harold Smith, Manager George Zboyovsky
Not Pictured: Mayor Dennis Troy
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.
