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Mt. Oliver Borough January public business meeting
The Mt. Oliver Borough Council's January public business meeting featured the December report of the Mt. Oliver Fire Department (MOFD) along with a yearly wrap up from the fire... — Updated 1/25/2023
Borough council learns of upcoming Mt. Oliver history book
Mt. Oliver Borough Council learned about an upcoming Mt. Oliver history book when author Renee King made a short presentation at the council's January public meeting. Ms. King... — Updated 1/25/2023
Long time executive director leaving Hilltop Alliance
After 10 years of steady growth and stable leadership, south Pittsburgh's Hilltop Alliance is now looking for a new executive director. Longtime executive director Aaron Sukenik... — Updated 1/17/2023
Mt. Oliver Borough Department reports from December
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough December 1-December 31: Public Safety 269 total calls for service for Mt. Oliver Police Department (MOPD) Drug Arrests: There were a total of 6 drug arrests during... — Updated 1/17/2023
Hilltop Alliance is Seeking Interested applicants to be At-Large Board Member
The Board of Directors of the Hilltop Alliance is seeking interested applicants to fill an At-Large Board seat for a two-year term with a maximum of 5 two-year terms, beginning in... — Updated 1/17/2023
Mt. Oliver looking for volunteer Snow Angels
Mt. Oliver Borough is looking for volunteers for this year's Snow Angels Program. The Mt. Oliver Snow Angels Program pairs older residents and residents with disabilities with nearb... — Updated 1/10/2023
Borough to collect sewage/garbage fees in-house
Mt. Oliver Borough will soon be collecting garbage and sewage payments in-house. Jordan Tax will no longer act as the borough's billing agent. To collect the payments, the borough... — Updated 1/2/2023
Mt. Oliver Borough parking changes
Mt. Oliver Borough has installed pay stations for parking along Brownsville Road. The parking pay kiosks are now fully operational and will be enforced. Each pay station has been... — Updated 1/2/2023
Arrest made in Mt. Oliver homicide
On August 30, Mt. Oliver Police were notified of a shooting at the intersection of Dawes Street and Frederick Street. First responders found an adult male, in a vehicle, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. The victim, Timothy... — Updated 12/27/2022
Mt. Oliver Borough Department reports from November
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough November 1-November 30: Public Safety 269 total calls for service for Mt. Oliver Police Department (MOPD) Drug Arrests: There were a total of 19 drug arrests during Nove... — Updated 12/27/2022
No tax increase in Mt. Oliver Borough
Although brief, the public meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council on December 19 took care of some important business to end the year. Present at the meeting were Mayor JoAnna Taylor and council members Amber McGough, Christina... — Updated 12/27/2022
Girl shot on Penn Avenue in Mt. Oliver
The Allegheny County Police Department's Homicide Unit is assisting Mt. Oliver Police in investigating the shooting of a 15-year-old girl on Saturday night, December 17. County 911 was notified of a shooting in the 100 block of... — Updated 12/18/2022
Breakfast with Santa for South Side kids on Dec. 15
Cupka's Cafe 2, 2314 E Carson Street, has donated more than 1,000 meals to children residing or visiting Pittsburgh's South Side neighborhood this year. Teaming up with South Side K... — Updated 12/13/2022
Former mayor disrupts Mt. Oliver Council meeting
The November public business meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council included a presentation on recycling, the resignation of one borough employee and the hiring of another and a... — Updated 11/29/2022
Pro wrestling fundraiser honors fallen teen, benefits Mt. Washington Rec Center
"Tanner would have loved this," said John Macellaro Saturday Night at the Keystone State Wrestling Alliance (KSWA) fundraiser to benefit the Mt. Washington Recreation Center. The ev... — Updated 11/23/2022
Gingerbread display official competition winners
The City of Pittsburgh's 20th Annual Gingerbread Display and Competition, now officially opened for the holiday season, has announced this year's winners. After nearly 300 entries f... — Updated 11/22/2022
Passport Program, Cookie Tour, Light Up Night Festivities begin on Nov. 26
This holiday season, the Mt. Oliver and Allentown neighborhood business districts are partnering to showcase their growing small business community with a joint winter shopping... — Updated 11/22/2022
Hilltop organizations receive state funding
Three Hilltop non-profit organizations have been awarded Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) funding for community projects and initiatives through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. “This... — Updated 11/8/2022
Arrest made in Mt. Oliver stabbing
On October 28, at 4:08 a.m. Mount Oliver Police and paramedics responded to the 100 Block of Margaret Street for a male stabbed. When first responders arrived, they found a 28-year-old male stabbed multiple times. The victim was... — Updated 11/1/2022
Borough Council discusses gun raffle, decorum policy and leash laws
October's meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council included discussion concerning fire department fundraisers, time limits on public comment and leash laws. Fire Chief Ron Lowry... — Updated 10/25/2022
Socktober donation drive in October
Sisters Place, a Mt. Oliver-based nonprofit that provides supportive housing and community resources to families and individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty, is holding a... — Updated 9/27/2022
Mt. Oliver Borough Department reports from August
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough August 1-August 31: Public Safety 441 total calls for service for Mt. Oliver Police Department (MOPD) Drug Arrests: The... — Updated 9/27/2022
Neighborhood traffic calming construction on Arlington Avenue
The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) is installing traffic calming measures on Arlington Avenue from Frederick Street to Fitler Street. The projec... — Updated 9/27/2022
Mt. Oliver Council looks at parking, considers support for gun argument
The September public meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council included a short presentation from Ceasefire PA asking the council to support a brief being filed before the... — Updated 9/27/2022
