COVID-19 Updates
Out of an abundance of caution for all citizens and our employees, Bridgeville Borough will be taking a proactive approach by implementing social distancing measures to avoid non-essential person to person contact beginning March 31, 2020, through April 30, 2020.
The municipal building will remain temporarily closed during this time with staff remaining on hand to service the community via telephone and email.
Public meetings and scheduled meetings during the month of April will be held via teleconference or video conference only. We will update should changes occur during this time.
Residents in need of non-emergency police assistance dial (412) 221-6012 Ext. 20. For all police emergencies dial 9-1-1.
Administration office dial (412) 221-6012 ext. 10 or 12.
Borough Manager (412) 221-6012 ext. 11 or lcollins@bridgevilleboro.com.
Sewer, garbage or real estate tax Payments may be placed in an envelope and placed in the DropBox adjacent to the municipal parking lot.
Since the Covid-19 outbreak is a developing situation, our response may change as information is updated.
Please refer to the following resources for updates:
www.bridgevilleboro.com
www.stclair.org
https://www.alleghenycounty.us/…/Information-for-Residents.…
County Hauling
UPDATED AS OF MAY 13, 2020 at 12:00PM Starting May 15, 2020, County Hauling will be lifting the restrictions (including bulk). However, all waste will need to be bagged or placed properly in accordance with the prior specifications.
Unemployment & COVID-19
Pennsylvania workers affected by COVID-19 may be eligible for unemployment benefits. Please visit the Pennsylvania Office of Unemployment Compensation official website for information at https://www.uc.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx
Notices from the Borough
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Bridgeville Borough – Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
Bridgeville Borough is nestled between bridges to the north and south and surrounded by Chartiers Creek. The community is an easy drive to downtown Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh International Airport.
With a population of approximately 5,300 residents, its small town feel is appealing to growing families and empty nesters, as well as young professionals. Bridgeville has affordable housing, first-class schools, a community association, an athletic association, a public library and offers many senior services.
Historically, Bridgeville has been made up of hardworking people who care about their neighbors and volunteer tirelessly to make their community a better place to live.