Wet Roads=No Painting.

Due to the painting method and type of paints being used, cars should not need to be moved.

Please watch out for painting crews and drive carefully!

RML Jazz
Sunday, June 28, 7:00 – 8:30pm

412 Party Wave
Sunday, July 26, 7:00 – 8:30pm

Miss Freddye’s Homecookin’ Band
Sunday, August 30, 7:00 – 8:30pm

All concerts start at 7:00PM. Gate opens at 6:30PM.

If it rains, the concerts will take place in the Pennsbury Village Community Room.

Click this link for more information:
https://pennsburyvillageboro.com/community-events/

Starting March 9th through the end of this year, there will be periodic lane closures between Keiners Lane and McMichael Road. Traffic at those closures will be controlled by flaggers. Drivers should anticipate delays.

During future phases of the project, sections of Campbells Run Road between Keiners Lane and McMichael Road will be closed to westbound/outbound traffic (from Carnegie/Pennsbury Village towards Settlers Ridge/Route 60). Also, access to and from Campbells Run Road at Boyce Road, Glass Road, Keiners Lane, Parkway View Drive, and Vista Drive will be closed at times, requiring detours. Public Works will announce all new traffic restrictions in advance in press releases, on social media and on this website.

Throughout the project, eastbound/inbound travel (from Settlers Ridge/Route 60 towards Carnegie/Pennsbury Village) on Campbells Run Road will always be maintained. Two-way traffic will remain open between Boyce Road and the I-376 West off-ramp (Exit 62). All homes, businesses, and commercial properties in the area will remain accessible.

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In a nutshell, one way west to east traffic (from Rt.60 to Baldwin Road) will always be maintained. You will only have to detour going east to west (Baldwin Road towards Rt.60).

Starting in February, we will have up-to-date travel information available on our website for you.

We hope to soon be able to provide a full presentation with audio which will explain the slides you are now looking at.

Thank you.

Link: Power Point Presentation

Presentation by the Allegheny County Dept. of Public Works

Two cars were stolen. As many as seven cars were broken into and had items taken… mostly money. Not all, but many of these vehicles were NOT locked. To make matters worse, the stolen vehicles had their key fobs left in the cars. So far one vehicle has been recovered. Two cars that were stolen last night from Robinson Twp. were recovered here in Pennsbury Village. Police are reviewing video from cameras located throughout the Village.

Residents are urged to make sure your vehicles are always locked and keys/fobs are safely kept in your home. Leave nothing of value in your vehicle where it could be seen from the outside. Never leave a firearm in your car overnight. If the front of your home faces the road and your parked car, turn your front door light on overnight.

If you spot something suspicious such as a person walking from car to car in the middle of the night, a car you don’t recognize circling again and again, or anything you feel is just not right… CALL 911. Waiting till morning, posting on social media, calling the Borough Office the next day, will not get these people caught.

Again….. any you see suspicious…..Call 911.

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The information as we understand it right now:

There have been four major outages. One outage was caused by an equipment failure on a pole here within Pennsbury Village. This one required a visit by the Carnegie Fire Department as the pole caught fire. This outage affect about half the homes in Pennsbury Village.

Another outage was caused by a car accident on Baldwin Road. A car crashed into a telephone pole near Ryan Court and took out the pole causing a major outage for a large area including Pennsbury Village. Temporary repairs were made and a new pole was installed. There was a short outage the next day as the power lines were moved over to the new pole.

The other two outages were storm related with very wide area outages that affected Pennsbury Village but all the surrounding areas. The actual location of the damage that caused these two outages is not known by us but those locations are not thought to be close to Pennsbury Village.

More information will be released here when it becomes available.

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