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  ======== SNOW STORM EMERGENCY UPDATE from Mayor Gregory Erosenko  ========

            Monroeville Public Works Crews have been working continuously to plow all roads in Monroeville.  Duquesne Light has informed the Monroeville Emergency Coordinator that electric power has been restored throughout Monroeville.

            Persons with health concerns and the frail elderly or relatives of residents shut in their homes should call (412)856-3303 during normal business hours and (412)856-1111 after business hours.  Health and welfare check will be made my Municipal personnel.

            Normal Refuse Collection schedules are being maintained. 

            Residents are advised that clearing back to their mailboxes is their responsibility so that mail delivery and newspaper delivery can be made.

Residents are reminded to remove parked cars from streets if possible.  Also shoveling or snow blowing snow into the streets is not permitted.

            Beginning Monday, February 8, 2010, at 10:00 a.m. snow plows will be widening streets widths to prepare for the next snow event predicted for Tuesday evening.  Residents are asked to be understanding during this time of snow removal emergency.

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Read Mayor Erosenko's 2010 State of the Municipality Address to find out his plans for Monroeville.

Learn all about Stormwater Management...rain barrels, rain gardens, etc...Click here for info.

Interested in volunteering to be on a Monroeville Board, Commission, or Authority?.  Check the vacancies here...

*** The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring people to work on the 2010 Census.  Click here for more information. *** 

Community Park Naming Rights - Applications are now being accepted for naming rights for various Monroeville Community Park facilities.    Click here for an application package.  Click here for brochure.

To access the HomeRule Charter, click here...

Welcome Message

WELCOME, all visitors to the Municipality of Monroeville’s website. We hope you enjoy your visit.

Monroeville is an unique community located 12 miles east of the City of Pittsburgh. Monroeville is the only community located in the region that can boast about a harmonious mix of residential neighborhoods with a robust commercial district.

Due to our robust commercial district, we are able to provide our residents and visitors with services unmatched in the region. We have numerous neighborhood parks and our recently opened community park. Each park is unique to the neighborhood and provides a relaxing atmosphere for all visitors. Our community park tries to balance the aspects of a neighborhood park with the demands of our municipal wide athletic organizations.

The Monroeville Police Department is recognized as a professional and courtesy organization throughout our region. They successfully patrol our busy commercial district while being active participants in our community through such programs as DARE and Internet Safety. The department is a living example of the words “serve and protect”.

Our Public Works Division is without question the leader in providing services to our community and is the example that other municipalities follow to improve their services to their residents. The Public Work Division is responsible for maintaining our streets, refuse collection, and maintenance of our parks, among other duties. One only has to drive through Monroeville shortly after a snowstorm to witness the dedication of this division. Our roads are always the first cleared and ready for the numerous vehicles that travel through Monroeville everyday. Every resident and business owner appreciates their efforts in providing safe passage to our jobs and shops.

We have a very active commercial district. Not only are the shops and restaurants busy with patrons, but the owners of these businesses are actively involved in our community. At one time or another, most businesses have served Monroeville through our different foundations, the Chamber of Commerce or Rotary. The government of Monroeville has a great working relationship with these business owners and uses their knowledge and experience to improve Monroeville.

So, enjoy your visit to our website and come visit us in person. 

Read Mayor Erosenko's 2009 State of the Municipality Address.