The Commission discussed various updates, including street tree maintenance and public announcements regarding leaf collection and the Snow Angels volunteer program. A public hearing was held regarding the 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Program. The Commission introduced a bill to amend the 2026 budget to account for revenue and expenditure adjustments across various funds, such as the General Fund and Capital Projects Fund. Additionally, the Commission approved a resolution to accept a grant for the Activate Uptown initiative, authorized the release of financial security for the Mt. Lebanon Condominiums land development project, and rejected bids for the ADA Ramps Project and the Bower Hill and Parkview Drive Traffic Signal Replacement due to cost overruns, opting to re-bid both projects. Finally, an agreement was approved to settle stormwater fee refund requests with the Mt. Lebanon School District.
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The session covered several municipal agenda items, including the approval of tax-exempt notes for Sinclair Hospital to fund new electronic health record software and a formal resolution regarding proposed regional transit bus line redesigns. The commission addressed the capital improvement program, received bids for road material supply, and reviewed pension benefit commencements. Updates were provided on various community initiatives, such as library facility renovations, historical society projects, and local business district events. A significant portion of the session was dedicated to a detailed review of the Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR) system, addressing its security protocols, operational benefits in law enforcement, and future considerations for maintaining public trust.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Mt. Lebanon Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission discussed several administrative updates including stormwater funding, a rotunda repair review, the South Garage RFP status, and the Active Transportation Plan. The Commission authorized a tax appeal settlement with Brookdale Senior Housing, LLC. Additionally, the commission awarded contracts for the Middle and Seymour Field Renovation Project, including specific contracts for synthetic turf improvements and sports lighting renovations. Finally, the commission rejected the bid for the Mt. Lebanon Golf Course Tee Box Improvements Project as it exceeded the engineer's estimate.
Sep 2, 2026·Board meeting
Civic Engagement Board Board Meeting
The board discussed the capital improvement plan, specifically anticipated upgrades to Middlefield and Seymour Field, including new lighting, parking, and turf. There was an extensive discussion regarding the staffing shortages for crossing guards, the challenges of union contracts, and potential solutions such as implementing half-day shifts or utilizing volunteers to assist during peak times. The board also reviewed the progress of a potential volunteer fair being organized in collaboration with the resilience board.
