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Bernardini sworn in as new Mt. Oliver Boro mayor
The Mount Oliver Borough Council will maintain the status quo with the election of Amber McGough as Council President at the 2018 Reorganization Meeting. The brief meeting began... — Updated 2/17/2021
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Mt. Oliver approves liquor license transfer for a new restaurant on Brownsville Road
The July public meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council was moved to the Mt. Oliver Fire Hall so social distancing could be observed. To begin the meeting, the council approved a... — Updated 7/29/2020
Updates provided at boro council
The Jan. 20 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council began with the public safety report for December. Absent were council members Tina Reft and Paul Doyle. Mayor Frank Bernardini reported... — Updated 1/30/2020
Mt. Oliver Council sworn in
Council members took the Oath of Office and elected officers at the Mt. Oliver Borough Council Reorganization Meeting on Monday, Jan. 7. Sworn in for their second terms were Amber M... — Updated 1/15/2020
Boro honors long-time business at Mt. Oliver Council meeting
The Dec. 16 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council began with the presentation by council President Amber McGough of a "Certificate of Recognition and Appreciation" to Don's Bar for its 60 y... — Updated 12/27/2019
Borough approves raises in salaries and a variety of fees
Adopted resolutions with salary increases and changes in borough fees highlighted the Nov. 18 meeting of Mt. Oliver council. Councilwoman Tina Reft was absent. The average pay... — Updated 11/28/2019
Mt. O. now appealing, winning real estate assessments in boro
The Aug. 19 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council began with President Amber McGough congratulating borough manager Rick Hopkinson on his being named one of the 30 Under 30 awardees by the Pittsburgh Business Times. The Aug. 9-15 issue... — Updated 8/29/2019
Mayor says there's no safe place to set off fireworks in the boro
Fireworks, leashed dogs, and killing chickens in the borough were among the topics discussed at the July 15 meeting of Mt. Oliver Borough Council. Council members Barbara Keener and Dave Lowe were absent. The meeting began with... — Updated 7/25/2019
Business as usual at May meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council
Upcoming social events were among the topics at the June 17 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council. Council members Aaron Graham and Barbara Keener were absent. The meeting began with the... — Updated 6/27/2019
Mt. Oliver mayor continues to fight against care facility
It's not suitable for this borough. We have enough problems," Mt. Oliver Mayor Frank Bernardini said at the May 20 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council about the Auberle Family Healing Cen... — Updated 5/28/2019
Mt. Oliver Council meeting covers parking meters to the Easter Bunny
In the mayor’s report which began the March 18 meeting of Mt. Oliver council, Mayor Frank Bernardini said the borough is in danger of losing lifelong residents due to quality-of-life decline in the neighborhood – bottles... — Updated 3/30/2019
Care facility main topic again at boro council meeting
The proposal to turn the former Mt. Oliver School building on Hays Avenue into a health and care giving facility operated by the human service agency Auberle was again the main topic at the Nov. 19 meeting of Mt. Oliver Borough... — Updated 11/28/2018
MO mayor opposes care facility proposed for school building
A new council member, and a proposal to turn the former Mt. Oliver School into a health and care giving facility operated by the human service agency Auberle, kicked off the Sept. 1... — Updated 9/25/2018
Boro to get tough with those who are delinquent on sewage
A change in how delinquent sewage bills will be handled kicked off the July 16 meeting of Mt. Oliver Borough Council. Mayor Frank Bernardini said he and other borough officials met with Jordan Tax Service a few weeks ago. Going... — Updated 7/25/2018
Boro resident asks council to consider paid firefighters
An impassioned plea by a resident for a full-time, paid borough fire department was at the heart of the June 18 meeting of Mt. Oliver council. It was in response to a child dying... — Updated 6/28/2018
Mount Oliver to crack down those parking on yellow lines, sidewalks
Vehicles parked on yellow lines or sidewalks will be ticketed. The reminder about the state and borough codes was reiterated during the April 16 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council. No parking on sidewalks is in Section 3353(a)(1)(ii)... — Updated 4/25/2018
This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court case is scheduled for Wednesday, March 7, at 8 a.m. in Pittsburgh Municipal Court: • Megan Bean, 845 Excelsior Street, 19th Ward, Code PM108.1.1. The... — Updated 3/10/2018
Borough swears in Beltz to fill vacant Mt. O. council seat
The January 15 meeting of Mt. Oliver council featured the swearing in of former councilman David Beltz to the vacant council seat. The vote to appoint him was 6-0. The seat became... — Updated 1/24/2018
This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 11, at 8:30 a.m. in Municipal District Judge Eugene Ricciardi's Courtroom: • Uhurina A. Swann, 97 Barry Street,... — Updated 1/8/2018
No tax increase in Mt. Oliver for the 16th year in a row
Again this year, there will be no tax increase for Mt. Oliver residents in 2018 following adoption of a $1.96 million operating budget at the Dec. 18 meeting of Mt. Oliver council. The property tax will remain at 13.5 mills for... — Updated 12/27/2017
Borough changes solicitors, updates on holiday events
A change of borough solicitors, a new contract for the police chief, and details on the holiday decorating contest headlined the Nov. 20 meeting of Mt. Oliver council. The new borough solicitor, effective Jan. 1, 2018, will be... — Updated 11/29/2017
Mt. O. Council questioned on need for an emergency response person
The Sept. 18 meeting of Mt. Oliver council began with the loyalty oath administered by Mayor James Cassidy to canine handler Tom Snyder and K-9 officer Enzo, a German Shepherd. During public hearings at the meeting, Frank... — Updated 9/27/2017
Mt. Oliver council urged to get more involved in boro quality of life issues
The July Mt. Oliver Borough Council meeting agenda moved rapidly without any special presentations, public hearings or a Mayor's Report. As part of the Engineer Report, council... — Updated 8/3/2017
Boro to seek relief from some EPA stormwater reporting requirements
The June 19 meeting of Mt. Oliver council began with a presentation on Live Well Allegheny by Hannah Hardy of the county Health Department. She explained the wellness campaign, for which more than 40 municipalities have expressed... — Updated 6/29/2017
