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Sep 14, 2026
Street reconstruction project.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Braddock
The council approved an ordinance to amend the Home Rule Charter regarding member compensation and created an ordinance to set a closing time for Clara Davis Plaza. A resolution against the establishment of data centers in the borough was adopted. Council accepted the recommendations from a demolition hearing and voted to fund the pension plan through an MMO payment in full. Changes to the by-laws of the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments were approved, while the vote on the Borough Manager's contract was tabled. Various department reports were accepted, bills were paid, and the council discussed property maintenance issues, potential EIT adjustments, and initiatives to attract food trucks to the area.
The agenda includes presentations from various stakeholders regarding pension funds, infrastructure projects, and community initiatives. Key action items involve the consideration of an ordinance to amend the Home Rule Charter regarding council member compensation, approval of resolutions for land development and sanitary sewer connections for the Braddock Locks and Dam and U.S. Steel projects, and the consolidation of the ARP ESSER fund with the general fund. Additionally, the council will address by-law updates for the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments, funding for the Juneteenth celebration, the contract for the Borough Manager, and standard departmental reporting including finance, taxes, solicitor, and public works.
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The council meeting addressed several infrastructure and community projects, including the approval of a $165,000 grant application for Washington Street Park, the award of the CD50 Catch Basin project to KGD, and the approval of the Alcosan sewage pipe takeover bid. Further actions included authorizing grant projects for paving on Braddock and Talbot Avenues, participating in county CDBG and HOME programs, and applying for a PA DCNR grant for the Center Street playground. The council also approved a donation to the Greater Pittsburgh Regional Civics Bee and provided a letter of support for Greater Valley Community Services. Departmental reports were accepted, and public participants advocated for regional green space planning and expressed safety concerns regarding traffic speed on Corey Avenue.
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