Robert E. Zischkau email & contact info

Borough Engineer at Borough of Rankin.

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Direct Phone

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LinkedIn URL

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Employing Organization

Borough of Rankin

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Shane Muzina
Borough Manager

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Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Robert E. Zischkau’s organization

Jul 14, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Rankin Borough Regular Monthly Meeting

The board reviewed various departmental and committee reports, including updates on economic development projects and maintenance efforts. Key business actions included authorizing the lease buyout and a new service agreement for the borough's postage machine, accepting the HVAC replacement project bid for the municipal building, and approving a credit card for borough operations. Additionally, the council addressed community concerns regarding animal control issues and logistics for the upcoming community day event, including planned street closures.

Jun 9, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Rankin Borough Council Meeting

The council meeting agenda included the review of reports from various departments, including the Planning Commission, Solicitor, Engineer, Code Enforcement, and police and fire departments. Business items included approving the payment of bills, accepting a staff resignation, and authorizing the recruitment of a public works employee. The council discussed transitioning IT services to a new provider and approved the purchase of network storage equipment and laptops, partially funded by a state grant. Additionally, the council addressed property recovery applications and approved event permits for community street closures, while also announcing upcoming holiday building closures.

May 12, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Rankin Borough Council Meeting Agenda

The council agenda included reports from various departments and commissions, including planning, code enforcement, police, and public works. Key business items involved the ratification of an emergency demolition and associated payment, the approval of the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments 2026 by-laws, and the establishment of a new bank account for streetlight bill payments. The council reviewed a proposal to designate a new official newspaper for advertising, the passage of Ordinance 600 regarding street openings, the adoption of the 2026 Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan, and the approval of an MOU for a community garden. Additionally, the agenda covered personnel actions, specifically the hiring of a public works laborer, and event requests for musical festivals involving street closures.

Jan 13, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Rankin Borough Council Meeting Minutes

Key discussions included addressing a request from the Mon Valley Initiative regarding the processing of a building permit application for 3 Miller, where it was noted the Township's engineering firm would temporarily act as the Building Code Official. The Council voted to reopen and advertise the amended 2026 budget and authorized payment of bills for the General Fund and Sewer Fund. Actions were taken to exonerate the Borough Tax Collector for uncollected 2025 real estate taxes and turn the amount over to the delinquent tax collector. The Council approved a proposal for internet and technology support services and authorized the termination of a part-time laborer in the public works department. Appointments were made to the Eastern Regional Mon Valley Police Department Commission, and authorization was given for elected officials to attend upcoming COG and ALOM events. Engineer reports covered the ongoing Division Street settlement issue requiring coordination with Braddock and the anticipated installation of a new HVAC system in the borough building, funded by an LSA grant. Public comment focused significantly on traffic and safety concerns on Chartiers Street resulting from the opening of Carrie Furnace Street, which residents contended was done without proper process or planning considerations from the Borough, and concerns about a washed-out section of a local bike trail.

Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.

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