Carnegie
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Crafton residents will have an opportunity next month to discuss future uses for 5.25 acres on South Linden Avenue, historically used for recreation. Community input is sought to guide planning, as both the school district and borough face financial pressures amidst differing visions for the property.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hosted open houses in Carnegie and McKees Rocks to gather public feedback on a flood management study for Chartiers Creek. Four draft alternatives were presented, ranging from structural measures like levees to nonstructural strategies focused on community resilience. Residents can submit comments until July 31 for consideration.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has issued a Code Purple Air Quality Alert for July 17 due to wildfire smoke, indicating very unhealthy air quality. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities and check local conditions for safety.
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West Hills residents are invited to open house meetings regarding a flood risk management study for Chartiers Creek, organized by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission. Feedback will guide flood-control solutions.
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The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission has approved the 2027–2030 Transportation Improvement Program, allocating $4.7 billion for infrastructure across the region. Key projects include bridge preservations, road reconstructions, and transit improvements. The plan prioritizes asset preservation and aims to enhance safety, address congestion, and support economic logistics. Public input shaped the program.
