Wednesday, January 2, 2013
How you can help keep your neighborhood safe this winter.
The Upper St. Clair Volunteer Fire Department issued a reminder to residents on its new Facebook page to keep neighborhood fire hydrants clear of snow. As we all are aware, the snow has started to consistently fall. To help us execute our duties on the fire scene in a timely manner, we ask you to do your best to keep the area around fire hydrants clear of snow. This will help us to locate and use the hydrants immediately instead of us searching and digging them out. Your help is greatly appreciated throughout the winter season! Click here to "like" the fire department's Facebook page. Click here to "like" Upper St. Clair Patch's Facebook page.
Friday, August 3, 2012
The five-year spending plan covers 2013-17, and about half the amount is intended to go toward sanitary sewer improvements.
Of the $67.3 million that Upper St. Clair projects spending on improvements in the next five years, almost exactly half the amount is targeted for sanitary sewers. Township commissioners are expected to vote Monday on a capital improvement program for 2013-17. A new five-year plan is adopted each year. The plan does not guarantee money will be available for all projects that are listed. The cost of maintaining and repairing the local sanitary sewer system is budgeted at $600,000 annually. Also, $400,000 is earmarked in 2013 toward upgrades at the Brush Run pump station, a facility in Peters Township that serves the southern part of Upper St. Clair. The leaves the bulk of anticipated spending, about $30 million, going for improvements to …
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Ray Tomnay has served with the Upper St. Clair Volunteer Fire Department for 40 years.
The township recognized 10 men with the Upper St. Clair Volunteer Fire Department during Monday's commissioners meeting. "We thank you for your service," said Matthew Serakowski, township manager of Upper St. Clair. Commissioner Daniel Paoly presented certificates of appreciation to each firefighter and thanked the men. He said his house caught on fire when he was a child in Ohio. Steve Moore, Upper St. Clair's fire chief, gave special recognition to Ray Tomnay, who has been with the department for 40 years, and Russell Rauch, who has been with the department for 35 years. "Without the dedication and years of service that they (Tomnay and Rauch) did, myself and the rest of these guys wouldn't be here today," Moore said. Commissioner Bob …
Roger
8:41 am on Thursday, January 3, 2013
No, the digging out of hydrants is a neighborhood responsibility. Doing the work is part of being a citizen of the municipality, and having concern for others who live near you. Expecting others to do the job is another example of abrogating our tasks off to others, tasks we know we should be doing ourselves. "... debrie ..." Gotta love Patch comments! more ›