May-Jul 2016 Newsletter

It’s a Bridgeville Thing—Read Over It!
Bridgeville Borough
425 Bower Hill Road
Bridgeville PA 15017
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00 am to 4:30 pm
412-221-6012
2nd Quarter
May—June—July 2016
2016 Bridgeville Borough
Council and Mayor
Row 1: Councilman Bruce
Ghelarducci; Councilman
William Henderson;
Councilman William Colussy;
Row 2: Councilman Joseph
Colosimo; Councilman Michael
Tolmer; Councilman Neil
Lyons; Councilman Joseph
Verduci; Mayor Pasquale B
DeBlasio
Photo by Dan Miller
Administration Office
Borough Manager Lori Collins
Borough Clerk Sheryl Valentino
Borough Clerk Lynette Mankey
Real Estate Tax Collector
Anne Marie Parisi Kean
Public Works
Bill Bott
Bill Phillips
Ed Ahrndt
Chuck Maceil
Greg Allott
Bridgeville Police Department
Chief Chad King
Sergeant Gary James
Sergeant William Young
Officer Roger Itzel
Officer Chris Manolakos
Officer Matthew Haley
Officer David Bujakowski
Officer Roman Williams
Part Time Officer Jarrod Rider
Part Time Officer William Johnson
Part Time Officer Robert Spencer
Police Secretary Mary Poole
Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department News:
Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department
370 Commercial Street
Emergency call 9-1-1
In 1916, the BVFD began.
We are celebrating 100 years of protecting our community!
Mark your calendars:
Cash Bash—Saturday, May 7, 2016
Outdoor Flea Market—Sunday, May 15, 2016
Outdoor Concert— 8 pm, Sat, June 18th—Ruff Creek Band. Tickets $15/advance $20 at door
Fire Department Open House—Saturday and Sunday, August 6 & 7, 2016
Mega Bingo—Sunday, October 2, 2016
Gun Bash—BVFD and Southwest Chamber of Commerce - Saturday, September 10, 2016
For more details and information please call Ray Costain at 412-266-1043 or the Fire Department
and leave a message at 412-221-1711
The Junior Firefighter Program has been
reinstated. Guys and Gals call the Fire
Department at 412-221-1711 for details
about becoming a Junior Firefighter!
The Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department is always seeking new volunteers. For more
information on how to become a member call 412-221-1711.
Our sincere thanks to all who support our fundraising efforts! We appreciate you!
The Chartiers Room is available for – Weddings, Showers,
Memorials, Luncheons, Fund Raisers, Graduations,
Birthdays and Awards Banquets, etc.
For information about renting The Chartiers Room,
“Bridgeville’s Best Kept Secret” for your next event - big
or small, give our Events Coordinator, Ray Costain a call
at (412) 266-1043 or e-mail him at
[email protected]
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Bridgeville Area Historical Society News
Programs are open to all:
Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at The Chartiers Room of the
Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department on Commercial
Street.
MAY 31, 2016 7:30 p.m. Program: Marine 1 from
1960-1964, during the Eisenhower, Kennedy and
Johnson Presidencies given by Lt. Col. Vance Huston
JUNE 21, 2016 Annual meeting begins at 6:45 p.m.
and Program begins at 7:30.
Bridgeville Area
Historical Society
Kathleen Banks Building
441 Station Street
PO Box 652
Bridgeville, PA 15017
412-221-4052 phone
[email protected]
The BAHS is open
Program: Curtis Copeland,
Tuesday through Friday
Sr., a favorite son of
from 10 am until 2 pm
Bridgeville and his Korean (Saturdays by appointment
War experience given by
call the BAHS #
Curtis Copeland, Jr.
412-221-4052
or Mary Weise
No programs for July and
412-221-5651)
August.
10 am to 2pm Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14. Location: Brick
Street off Murray Avenue.
Drop off dates for items are May 10, 11, and 12 from 10 am to 2pm
at the Historical Society Kay Banks Building 441 Station Street.
Items wanted: Household items, dishes, holiday items, jewelry, working small appliances, lamps,
CDs and DVDs, Baby items.
Please NO TELEVISIONS, computers, shoes, textbooks, encyclopedias, broken items, tires,
magazines or any other unsaleable items.
If you can help with set up or clean up call the Historical Society Tuesday through Friday 10am
to 2pm at 412-221-4052.
Do you have an old Scrabble game with tiles,
or maybe just loose tiles? If so, the BAHS
has a use for them. Please drop them off at
the Historical Society during operating hours.
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Annual Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 30, 2016
Line-up at American Legion Post 54 on Station
Street begins at 9:30 for 10:00 a.m. parade start.
Let’s line the parade route from Station Street to
Melrose Cemetery and proudly wave the American
Flag in memory of those who served!
On Monday, May 30th, during the Bridgeville Memorial Day Parade, The Pennsylvania Department of Military and
Veterans Affairs will sponsor the Pennsylvania Mobile Veterans Outreach Van, hosted by State Rep. Jason Ortitay.
The van will be parked at the American Legion on Station
Street. from 10 am to 1 pm.
Pennsylvania Mobile Outreach Van serves as a mobile
outreach office available to assist Veterans with obtaining
information and initiating compensation claim paperwork.
In addition to delivering services, Veteran Service Officers
perform an educational role, raising awareness of existing
services and benefits that are available to our veterans.
Have you a family member or friend who has served or is serving or great
county? P lease support and
honor them by participating in
the Military Banner Program.
Make Check: $50.
Payable to: Bridgeville Borough
Deliver to: Parking Authority
304 Hickman St., Suite 2
Bridgeville, PA 15017
(412) 221-4404
Banners fly from
Memorial Day to Veterans’ Day
For more information please
visit www.bridgevilleboro.com
Flag Day Ceremony
"The Holy Child Knights of Columbus along with the Bridgeville
American Legion, Cuddy VFW and Troop 2 of The Boy Scouts of
America will conduct the annual Flag Day Ceremony, "The Pause for
the Pledge", on Tuesday, 14 June beginning at 7:00 PM at the War
Memorial on Washington Avenue (across from Northwest Bank).
If you have a flag that needs to be retired, please bring it with you.
The Boy Scouts will collect all flags and retire them in an appropriate
ceremony."
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Join us on the Avenue
Washington Avenue
Saturday, June 18, 2016
We are partying until 7:00 p.m.
Yes, that’s right 7 at night!
Events start at 11 a.m.
Fun, Fun for everyone — a day filled with a car cruise – food
– live music (Billy Ali Band and others) entertainment –
games – raffles – crafts – books – and other exciting
events—something for all ages!
This event sponsored by the Borough of Bridgeville and the BVFD is totally funded by the generous
donations of our residents and businesses. In other words – no tax dollars are used. Won’t you please
donate whatever you can to support this annual
Bridgeville event? Every bit helps! Please and Thank
You!
Send your donation to:
Bridgeville Borough
Bridgeville Day
425 Bower Hill Road
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Please be sure to mark the memo line on your check
“Bridgeville Day”. We thank you in advance for your
generosity.
Help is always needed to make this a fantabulous day
for all! Call the Borough and say you'll help!
It is not too late to reserve a booth for your organization - $62 for booth; $35 for space. Vendors are
asked to stock for the entire day as we don’t want anyone closing up before 7. Contact the Borough at
412-221-6012 during business hours for a Vendor Registration form listing necessary requirements.
When the fun on the Avenue ends
the fun continues with the
BAA Free Family Movie Night at dusk in Chartiers Park (bring your
blanket—concession stand will be open for all your favorite drive-in
movie treats)
AND
Outdoor Concert at the
Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department by
Ruff Creek Band at 8:00 p.m.
(Tickets $15 in advance $20 at door
Food & Beverages available for purchase)
Call Ray Costain at 412-266-1043 for ticket info.
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Register your email address at the BAA website to be updated through our
email notification program
WWW.BRIDGEVILLEBALL.COM
[email protected]
Mission Statement:
To help the youth of the community become better individuals and
better citizens through organized athletics. To embody the discipline of
teamwork, the ideals of good sportsmanship and respect for authority in
an atmosphere of safe, wholesome community participation.
2016 BAA Officers:
Mike Mincin, President
Gil Taylor, Vice President
Jim Lindow, Treasurer
Michele Rutkowski,
Secretary
2016 BAA Directors:
Colleen Marches
Mike Czarnecki
Dave Giehll
Mark Zimmerman
Chris Miller
It’s finally time to “Play Ball!”
April…the “official” start of baseball, softball, t-ball & pre-tee seasons. The time when kids of
all ages (yes, coaches too!) show up for practices and games with eager anticipation for the
season ahead and uniforms which still look new. It’s a time that many BAA members have
worked very hard over the past few months and I’d like to thank a few of them. Because there
are so many people involved, This would include people assisting in the February and March
clinics for our players, volunteers that gave up their Saturday to clean up Chartiers Park and all
of the coaches teaching kids the game of baseball and softball…..We say thank you!
The 2016 BAA Board has been busy preparing, from planning for the January Registration to
the ordering of needed equipment for the year, ordering uniforms, putting the game schedules
together and putting together a very successful March Bingo fundraiser…..We say thank you!
Last but certainly not least, we would like to thank the companies that sponsor the BAA. If it
wasn’t for the local companies that help support our program, we would not be able to have
such a successful organization. Because of this support, the BAA has been able to keep the
costs low for families to play baseball and softball in Bridgeville…..We say thank you!
Wendi Duffill
Joe Verduci,Commissioner
So as you can see, we’ve been quite busy during the preseason getting ready for May. I
think I can speak for the other Board members and volunteers when I say that it is all worth it
President Emeritus
2016 Advertising Signs
Needed!
when our kids are on the field or in the batter’s box, uniforms on, excitement for a new season
shining on their faces, and the umpire starts the game with a call to “Play Ball!”
Upcoming Events in May, June & July
The BAA is looking for
the generosity of local
companies to advertise
your business at Chartiers
Park Your help is greatly
needed. More information
about the different types of
sponsorship is also
available on our website or
call Joe Verduci to discuss
your interest in the BAA at
412-576-0940.
Regular Season Starts
Remember, even if you
cannot place an advertising
sign down at Chartiers
Park, we would be grateful
for any Non-profit 501(c)3
tax deductible donation
you could give to help keep
the BAA a vital part of our
community.
Movie Night at Chartiers Park
April 25th - June 18th
The season starts with games just about every night of the week and almost all day of
Saturday. We would loved to see you come down and cheer your local team on!
Bridgeville Day activities at Chartiers Park
June 18th
Final T-Ball & Pre-T Ball games
This is the last week for our T-Ball and Pre-T players. They receive trophies for a great
season and can feel like they are in the majors when their names are announced as they
hit the ball “out of the park!”
Bring a blanket or chair to place in right field and enjoy a family movie down at Chartiers
Park that starts at dusk. The concession stand will have all of your favorite drive-in treats
to eat during the movie!
BAA All Star Tournament
July 1st - July 31st
Bridgeville hosts local communities, in the different age groups, to compete in baseball
and softball tournaments throughout the month.
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SouthBridge EMS 2016 Subscription Drive
SouthBridge EMS subscriptions have already gone out in the mail, and
we strongly encourage residents to consider an ambulance subscription.
Benefits of a subscription include:
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Co-pays are written off entirely
If your entire ambulance bill goes to deductible, we will write off 50%
A household subscription covers everyone living in your household
AND your visitors (provided they don’t reside in our service area)
Subscriptions are likely more beneficial than ever with the current trend in insurance
reimbursements. High deductible plans and higher co-pays are on the rise, therefore it is crucial to
reduce the burden of an unexpected ambulance bill, which could possibly total $1,100 or more!
Preparing for the unexpected is always a wise decision.
If you have any questions, or are in need of a subscription form, please call us at 412-221-5115.
SouthBridge EMS is a non profit 501(c)(3) ambulance service serving the areas of Bridgeville
Borough, South Fayette Township and Cecil Township. SouthBridge EMS does not receive tax
dollars from the communities that we serve. We rely on the generosity of our communities to
continue providing the best emergency care our residents expect and deserve. Please consider a
donation to our organization. Visit our website at www.southbridgeems.com for more details.
Follow us on Facebook for current events and information!
LifeSpan, Inc. Resources and Services for Seniors
Senior residents of Bridgeville are welcome to visit and/or participate in activities at all LifeSpan
Senior Community Centers.
ACCESS/OPT will provide transportation to Senior Centers and Senior Center Activities. If you
are not registered for these transportation options, any one of our centers can assist you with
registration.
Please join us for the many celebrations planned in May for Older Americans Month:
Bethel Park Center 412-831-7111 – Spring Party/
Banquet Bingo May 25th;
Imperial Center - 724-218-1669 “Painting Butterflies –
Paint your own canvas with artist instruction May 25th;
Chartiers Center 412-276-5056 – Wildwood, NJ Trip
May22-25. Trip includes 4 days/3 nights – Oceanfront
accommodations, tour Cape May, live entertainment,
a trip to the Boardwalk, ice cream social and much
more. $350 (per person/double occupancy).
Daily center activities vary from center to center – you are sure to find your passion in one of
them. Visit our website at www.lifespanpa.org to a complete listing and locations.
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Chartiers Valley School District Dates to Remember
May 4, 2016 7:00 p.m.
Intermediate School Spring Choral Program
Intermediate School Auditorium
May 4, 2016 7:00 p.m.
Primary School PTG Meeting Primary School Cafeteria
May 11, 2016 7:30 a.m.
Coffee & Conversation High School Digital Media Center
May 11, 12, 13, 14, 2016 7:30 p.m.
High School Showcase High School Auditorium
May 11, 2016 6:30 p.m.
Middle School PTG Meeting Library
May 12, 2016 7:00 p.m.
Intermediate School Spring Band Concert Intermediate School
Auditorium
May 12, 2016 1:45 p.m.
2nd Grade Concert & Art Show Primary School-New Gym
May 13, 2016 1:45 p.m.
2nd Grade Concert & Art Show Primary School-New Gym
May 18, 2016 7:00 p.m.
Reception to Recognize Academic Excellence High School Cafeteria
May 19, 2016 7:00 p.m. Intermediate School Orchestra Concert IS Auditorium
May 19, 2016 7:00 p.m. Intermediate School PTG Meeting Intermediate School Cafeteria
May 20, 2016 No School Picnic-Kennywood
May 24, 2016 7:00 p.m. National Junior Honor Society Induction
High School Auditorium
May 26, 2016 7:00 p.m. Middle School Choral Concert
High School Auditorium
June 7, 2016 7:00 p.m. 8th Grade Recognition Auditorium
June 9, 2016 7:00 p.m. High School Graduation
June 9, 2016 Last Day of School for Students
August 25, 2016
First Day of School for Students
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BRIDGEVILLE FARMERS MARKET SEEKING NEW MANAGEMENT
Thank you for all of your patronage to the Bridgeville Farmers Market for the past five years,
however, due to the lack of customers, the Bridgeville Farmers Market is set to close for the 2016
season.
Yes, we will be closing, however, the foundation has been set for a new volunteer to step up and revamp the market. If anyone chooses to take hold of this position please contact Borough Manager,
Lori Collins at 412-221-6012.
(Editor Note: Thank you Liz Calabro and volunteers for all your hard work and determination to make this a Bridgeville Thing!)
The Friends of the Library Fashion & Vendor Show:
Friday, May 6th at the SNPJ Sunshine Room 540 3rd Ave.
Doors open at 6pm and the Fashion Show is at 7pm.
Fashions are by LuLaRoe, Style Struck PGH, Ruby Ribbon, & Highway
Robbery.
Vendors will have a variety of accessories for sale.
A $10 ticket includes admission to the event, dessert & refreshment
table, and a swag bag containing samples.
Tickets can be purchased at the Bridgeville Public Library. For more
details contact the library at 412-221-3737.
Pennsylvania Resources Council—2016 Hard to Recycle Collection Events:
NO TVs are being accepted at this time.
Saturdays 9-1
May 14—Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills—590 Pittsburgh Mills Blvd, Tarentum
PA 15084
June 25—ANSYS. Inc. 2600 Ansys Dr, Canonsburg PA 15317
July 30—Location TBA
August 20—Century III Mall 3075 Clairton Rd, West Mifflin pa 15123
October 1—The Mall at Robinson 100 Robinson Centre Dr, Pittsburgh PA 15205
No charge for computers and peripheral equipment, stereos, ink and toner cartridges, cell and home phones,
DFL bulbs, microwave ovens, VCRs, DVD players and cable boxes, expanded polystyrene packaging
material.
FEES CHARGED FOR: batteries; fluorescent rubes; small Freon appliances; small kitchen
appliances; tires (with or without rims) CDs, DVDS, floppy disks.
For more details contact prc.org or call 412-488-7452
Newsletter Deadline: Remember, if we don’t know about it, we can’t put it in the newsletter.
The deadline for the 3rd Quarter “It’s a Bridgeville Thing—Read Over It!” covering the months of
August, September and October of 2016 is July 11, 2016. Info about upcoming events and
activities from non-profit organizations may be mailed or taken to the Bridgeville Borough
Building, 425 Bower Hill Road, Bridgeville, PA 15017. Info may also be sent via e-mail to both
addresses:
[email protected] and [email protected] Please type “Newsletter” in subject line
For complete details regarding specifications for non-profit organization inclusion in this newsletter,
please contact the Borough office at 412-221-6012 during business hours.
Deb Colosimo
Bridgeville Borough Newsletter Editor/Creator
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Borough Offices
will be closed
for the following
holidays:
Memorial Day;
Independence
Day; Labor Day.
May 30th
July 4th
September 5th
Bridgeville Public Library Kids Summer
Programs 2016
On Your Mark, Get Set, Read! We’re kicking off
the summer fun on Wednesday, June 13 at a special
Family Storytime for birth – age 6, then on
Thursday, June 14 the YMCA will bring Y on the
Fly to the library for school age children and their
families! Get in the game with Maker Mondays and STEM programs, Legos and American Girls, Preschool Science &
Beginning Book Clubs, Cartooning Sessions and Summer Bridge Workshops, and so much more. Kids up to age 12 can
register for our Summer Reading Club to earn fun prizes & an invitation to our end of summer Bowling Party. For full
details on our summer programming, check out our website at www.bridgevillelibrary.org later this spring!
Programs for Birth – Age 5
Mother Goose Storytime – Wednesdays @ 10:00 am, June 22 – July 27 Babies & toddlers can join us with
an attentive adult each week for lively stories, songs & rhymes.
Family Storytime – Thursdays @ 10:00 am, June 23 – July 28 Families are invited to bring a blanket &
snacks and join us for a weekly Storytime! Books and activities are geared for preschool aged children, but
siblings are welcome. We will hold Storytime outside, but move into our Community Room in case of
inclement weather.
School Age Programs
Maker Mondays – Mondays @ 10:00 am, June 13 – July 25 (No class on July 4) Kids are invited to join us at
the library on our brand new Maker Mondays! We’re building up our Maker Space in preparation for summer
with Little Bits, sewing machines and all sorts of hands on fun. Registration is not required, but children under
8 may need to be accompanied by an adult. Stop by every Monday to explore and learn!
Lego Club – Tuesdays @ 10:00 am June 14 – July 26 Lego enthusiasts are invited to join in on the LEGO
fun each week at Lego Club! Geared for kids 6 – 12, we’ll supply the LEGOS and theme each week, you
build the fun!
Summer Bridge Workshop – Tuesdays & Thursdays @ 11:00 am, June 21 – July 28 Also offered @ South
Fayette Library - Teen tutors will guide kids entering kindergarten - 5th grade in workbook completion and fun
math activities, with prizes for completion of workbook pages!
American Girl Book Club – Thursdays, June 2 & July 7 @ 6:30 pm, Tuesday, July 26 @ 1:30 pm Girls
entering grades 2 – 5 can read the books then join us for crafts, games and activities. Books will be on hold
at the library. Dolls are welcome – bring your own or play with the library doll, Kit!
Puppy Tales – Saturdays, June 11, July 9 & August 13 @ 11:00 am
Kids entering grades 1 – 5 can sign up for a 15 minute reading session with our canine friend Tilly, who loves
a good story. Perfect for kids who want some extra practice reading or who just love dogs!
Sewing Camp – Week of June 13 Basic sewing instruction and introduction to the library sewing machines!
Check for more details closer to summer.
Animation Station – Week of July 18 Bring your story to life with animation at the library! Check for more
details closer to summer.
Science in the Summer – August 1, 2, 3, & 4 @ 10:00 or 11:30 am Thanks to generous sponsorship from
GlaxoSmithKline, we are pleased to be able to offer a free Science in the Summer program led by teachers
from the Carnegie Science Center! Kids entering grades 2 -6 are eligible to participate in sessions exploring
physical science. Participants must commit to all four sessions.
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Recurring Teen Events:
Writing Club at Carnegie Coffee (132 E. Main St. Carnegie, PA 15106). Just bring a notebook and pen and come
ready to write. Feel free to bring your own writing to share as well, but no outside writing is required.
Saturday, 5/14, 3-5 pm
Saturday, 6/11, 3-5 pm
Saturday, 7/9, 3-5 pm
Saturday, 8/13, 3-5 pm
Teen Book Club at Bridgeville Public Library
Friday, 5/20, 3:30-5 pmFriday, 6/17, 3:30-5 pm Teen Book Club at Bridgeville Public Library
Friday, 7/15 3:30-5 pm Teen Book Club at Bridgeville Public Library
Twenty-Something(ish) Book Club at Panera's (1025 Washington Pike)
Wednesday, 5/25, 6:30-8 pm
Wednesday, 6/22, 6:30-8 pm
Wednesday, 7/27, 6:30-8 pm
More events:
June Monday, 6/13, 1-2 pm Marshmallow Catapults at Bridgeville Public Library. Engineer your own marshmallow
catapult.
Monday, 6/27, 1-2:30 pm Stop Motion Animation at Bridgeville Public Library. Learn the mechanics of stop motion
animation and create an original short film.
July Monday, 7/11 1-2:30 pm Life-Size Bananagrams at Bridgeville Public Library. Enjoy word puzzles? Come to the
Bridgeville Library and challenge your friends to a life-size game of Bananagrams!
August Saturday, 8/6 6-8 pm Teen Summer Reading Wrap-up Party at Bridgeville Public Library. Join us for an end-ofsummer party!
The Bridgeville Public Library and the South Fayette Library offer many joint events. Please check the website
bridgevillelibrary.org for more information or call the library at 412-221-3737. The library has so many wonderful
things to offer, we didn’t have room to list them all. Here are some highlights:
Wildlife Photography Guest Speaker: Tony Tye Wednesday, May 26th, 6:30 – 7:30 pm @ South Fayette Township
Library
Movie of the Week:
Bridgeville Public Library, Fridays 6:30 pm
South Fayette Township Library, Wednesdays 1:00 pm
Chess Club Wednesdays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Bridgeville Public Library All ages and skill levels are invited to play
chess for fun or competition.
Best Sellers Book Discussion Group
Third Thursday of each month, 6:30 – 7:30 pm @ Bridgeville Public Library. A list of upcoming titles is available at
bridgevillelibrary.org under Programs & Events > Book Clubs
4th Thursday Book Group Fourth Thursday of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm @ A local restaurant
First Wednesday each month Mystery Book Club, 11:30 am – 12:30 pm @ La Bella Bean Coffee House & Eatery
Sassy Scrabblers Fridays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm Bridgeville Public Library
Yoga Mondays, 5:30 pm Bridgeville Public Library Form a new healthy habit with our weekly yoga class! Please bring
your own mat. Call the library at 412-221-3737 to register.
Artist Trading Cards, Make and Trade Third Saturday of each month, 1:00 – 4:00 pm Bridgeville Public Library
Blanket Brigade Second Tuesday of each month, 2:00 – 4:00 pm Bridgeville Public Library
Conversation Salon Third Tuesday of each month, 1:00 – 3:00 pm Bridgeville Public Library
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Bridgeville Borough Newsletter
2nd Quarter May, June & July 2016
425 Bower Hill Rd
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Reminder:
Garbage pick up is delayed one
day due to Memorial Day.
Garbage and recyclables will be
picked up on Thursday, June
2nd that week! Do not place
garbage curbside until after
6pm on Wednesday, June 1st.
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Bridgeville Borough Real Estate Tax and CV School District Tax
A message from Anne Marie Parisi, Real Estate Tax Collector, 412-221-6055
2016 Real Estate Tax time soon upon us. Once again, taxpayers will be able to pay the CV School
District tax in quarterly installments (1/4 of the Face Amount) on the following dates:
October 15 — December 15 — February 15 — April 15.
If you do not pay by the discount date of August 31st, or by the Face Date of October 31s, it is
recommended that you take advantage of the installment plan. If the school taxes are not paid by the end
of December, the unpaid taxes are turned over to the lien Tax Collector and an additional 10% penalty,
plus costs, will be added to the tax bill.
The Borough tax remains the same as indicated on the tax statement.
Please include a self-addressed, stamped envelope when paying your taxes in order to receive your aid
receipts in a timely manner.
Street Sweeping begins in the month of May on the third full
week of the month. Please contact the Borough Office or the
website www.bridgevilleboro.com for a complete listing of streets
and dates.
Remember to move your vehicle(s) so that the street sweeper can
do the job. If you need help in determining a place to put your
vehicle(s) during the short time it takes to sweep your street, please
contact the Borough Office and they will be glad to assist you. We
don’t want anyone to get a ticket for not moving their vehicle(s).
Bridgeville Borough streets will be swept the weeks of:
May 16th
June 20th
July 18th
August 22nd
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September 19th