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Fayette County is situated among the rolling hills in the southwest corner of Pennsylvania, and home to a serene landscape of mountains, rivers and valleys. The county's geographic location and stunning natural beauty - in combination with its access to major metropolitan markets and commerce centers - create an ideal place to live, work and do business. Stay connected with us to learn more about our rich history, diverse economy and, above all, the people and businesses that keep our county thriving.

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📢 Fayette County Residents, Make Your Voice Heard!What do you want the future of Fayette County and Southwestern Pennsyl...
04/11/2026

📢 Fayette County Residents, Make Your Voice Heard!

What do you want the future of Fayette County and Southwestern Pennsylvania to look like?

The Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission(SPC) is inviting residents to a public meeting to discuss **Built to Thrive**, the region's Long-Range Plan that will help guide decisions and priorities for our communities in the years ahead.

Thursday, November 5, 2026
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Gallatin Building, Lafayette Room
2 West Main Street, Uniontown, PA

This is an opportunity to learn more about the plan, share your ideas, and provide input on what matters most to you and your community.

Your voice matters, and your input can help shape the future of Fayette County!

For more information, visit www.spcregion.org/events.

22/10/2026

Fayette County Recycling Convenience Center Announces Changes to Accepted Materials

The Fayette County Recycling Convenience Center announces that it will no longer accept mattresses, box springs, couches, chairs or furniture for disposal, effective immediately.

This change is being implemented to protect the health and safety of employees due to concerns about potential pest and insect infestations associated with these items.
Residents needing to dispose of mattresses, box springs, couches, or chairs are encouraged to contact their waste hauler to arrange for proper disposal.

The Fayette County Recycling Convenience Center appreciates the public’s understanding and cooperation as we continue to prioritize employee safety and maintain a safe facility for our employees and visitors.

For questions regarding accepted materials, please contact the Fayette County Recycling Program. [email protected]/724-430-4884

15/10/2026

🚒❤️ Investing in the people who show up when our community needs them most.

Yesterday, the Fayette County Firefighters Association received a $25,000 check from NextEra Energy Resources to support the development of a new fire school and training facility!

This investment is about more than a building. It’s about helping equip the men and women who dedicate their time, training, and courage to protecting our families, our homes, and our communities. When our first responders have the resources and training they need, our entire county benefits. ❤️

As part of its commitment to being a strong community partner, NextEra Resources supports local organizations and initiatives that strengthen the communities where it develops projects.

We’re grateful to see businesses investing right here in Fayette County and supporting the people who work tirelessly to keep our neighbors safe.

Thank you to NextEra Resources for helping invest in the future of our first responders, and thank you to the Fayette County Firefighters Association and our firefighters for everything you do for our community. 🚒👏

When businesses and community organizations work together, we all grow stronger.

The Fayette County Jail, PA is now hiring! Applications available at: The Fayette County Jail, PAOnline at FayetteCounty...
06/10/2026

The Fayette County Jail, PA is now hiring!

Applications available at:
The Fayette County Jail, PA
Online at FayetteCountyPa.org - Under Human Resources
Fayette County Courthouse- Human Resources

Today is Give Like Dolly Day! 📚Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library mails books to children from birth to age five at no c...
25/09/2026

Today is Give Like Dolly Day! 📚

Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library mails books to children from birth to age five at no cost to their families. Fayette County, PA is an Imagination Library county, but there is a large waitlist of local children waiting to receive books.

Donations help cover the cost of books and mailing for Fayette County children. If you’re able, please consider giving today and help us reach more families in our community.

Donate: https://tinyurl.com/mpxx97e3

September 25 is Give Like Dolly Day, a day to support the local programs that bring Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to children in their communities.

Fayette County is an Imagination Library county, but we have a large waitlist of children waiting for books. Local donations help cover the cost of mailing a book each month to children from birth to age five, at no cost to their families.

If you’re able to give, please consider making a donation today. Your support can help put more books into the hands of Fayette County children and help us reach more families on the waitlist.

Donate here: https://tinyurl.com/mpxx97e3

Fayette County, seniors and their families are invited to attend the Fayette County Senior Expo on Friday, September 25,...
23/09/2026

Fayette County, seniors and their families are invited to attend the Fayette County Senior Expo on Friday, September 25, from 10 a.m. to noon at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus. Hosted by Senator Pat Stefano, PA State Rep. Charity Grimm Krupa and State Rep. Ryan Warner, the event is a great opportunity to connect with organizations and learn more about programs, services and resources available to seniors in our community. Please share with a senior, caregiver, family member or neighbor who may benefit from attending!

FRIDAY: We're hosting a FREE Senior Expo from 10 a.m. to noon at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus in Fayette County, PA.

Come connect with local organizations and experts to learn about senior resources, caregiver support, health screenings and more. Light refreshments and door prizes will also be available.

📍 Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus
2201 University Drive, Lemont Furnace

No RSVP required. Hope to see you there!

More than $1.9 million in Statewide Local Share Account grant funding is coming to Fayette County!Senator Pat Stefano re...
15/09/2026

More than $1.9 million in Statewide Local Share Account grant funding is coming to Fayette County!

Senator Pat Stefano recently announced funding for 15 projects across the county. These investments will support emergency response, road and sidewalk improvements, water and sewer infrastructure, municipal equipment, parks and accessibility projects.

Congratulations to the Fayette County grant recipients:

➡️ Fayette County: $64,500
➡️ Vernon Borough: $250,000
➡️ Brownsville Borough: $150,000
➡️ Bullskin Township: $119,230
➡️ Dawson Borough: $80,175
➡️ Dunbar Borough: $78,196
➡️ Fairchance Borough: $125,293
➡️ Fayette City Borough: $225,000
➡️ Jefferson Township: $167,000
➡️ Luzerne Township: $73,512
➡️ Ohiopyle Borough: $189,673
➡️ Perryopolis Borough: $105,531
➡️ Point Marion Borough: $43,877
➡️ Upper Tyrone Township: $139,235
➡️ Vanderbilt Borough: $125,000

Thank you to Senator Stefano and the local leaders who worked to secure these important investments for communities throughout Fayette County. These projects will help make our county a safer, stronger and more accessible place to live, work and visit.

Proud to announce that more than $8.2 million in Statewide Local Share Account (LSA) funding is coming to Bedford, Fayette and Somerset counties, and Scottdale Borough!

These funds (shared through the Commonwealth Financing Authority and made available through proceeds from online gaming revenue) support projects that serve the public interest across Pennsylvania. Here in our communities, that means better roads and water systems, stronger emergency response, updated municipal equipment and improved parks and public facilities.

I’m proud to help bring these resources home and support the local leaders working to make our communities better places to live, work, visit and raise a family.

Bedford County
➡️ Bedford Borough: $225,000 to design the revitalization of Fort Bedford Park, addressing safety, accessibility and functionality improvements.
➡️ Bedford Borough (Bedford Borough Municipal Authority): $155,000 to purchase a backhoe wheel loader for infrastructure maintenance, emergency repairs and public works projects.
➡️ Bedford Township (Bedford County Airport Authority): $384,706 to finish an existing airport office shell with interior walls, lighting, restrooms, HVAC, flooring and utilities.
➡️ Bedford Township (Bedford Township Municipal Authority): $60,000 to purchase a mini excavator for water and sanitary sewer maintenance, repairs and emergency response.
➡️ Cumberland Valley Township (Centerville Area Municipal Authority): $37,210 to upgrade water treatment plant monitoring and equipment to improve treatment performance and regulatory compliance.
➡️ East St. Clair Township: $275,000 to purchase two dump trucks for snow removal, hauling and roadway maintenance.
➡️ Everett Borough: $139,591 to purchase and equip two replacement police vehicles to improve officer readiness and response times.
➡️ Everett Borough (Everett Borough Area Municipal Authority): $322,000 to replace approximately 1,750 feet of aging waterline and associated water services.
➡️ Hopewell Borough: $82,899 to construct a utility salt shed to protect road salt and other materials from weather and environmental contamination.
➡️ Juniata Township: $71,000 to purchase a new truck chassis to replace an aging municipal vehicle used for road maintenance and snow removal.
➡️ Liberty Township: $160,960 to purchase a skid loader, dump truck and trailer for road maintenance, stormwater management and public works operations.
➡️ Londonderry Township: $217,000 to purchase a new skid steer, attachments and trailer for highway, utility and right-of-way maintenance.
➡️ Saxton Borough: $212,822 to replace approximately 650 feet of aging galvanized waterline in order to reduce leaks and improve water service.
➡️ Saxton Borough: $137,668 to purchase and equip two replacement police interceptor vehicles.
➡️ Schellsburg Borough: $107,663 to replace approximately 380 feet of deteriorated storm sewer along Route 30 to address roadway undermining, sinkholes and flooding.
➡️ West Providence Township: $333,000 to purchase a new tandem dump truck with plow and spreaders for maintaining approximately 44 miles of township roads.
➡️ Pleasantville Borough (West St. Clair/Pleasantville Borough Municipal Water Authority): $644,000 to replace outdated water meters and install a remote tower-read system to modernize water system operations.
➡️ Woodbury Township: $500,000 to reconstruct municipal office and garage space and construct a detached salt shed following the loss of the township's office building.

Fayette County
➡️ Fayette County: $64,500 to purchase a multifunctional emergency management truck for hazardous materials response, technical rescue and other emergency operations throughout Fayette County.
➡️ Belle Vernon Borough: $250,000 to purchase a street sweeper and dump truck to support street cleaning, snow removal, park maintenance and sewer infrastructure upkeep.
➡️ Brownsville Borough: $150,000 to mill and repave seven streets, improving road safety and accessibility.
➡️ Bullskin Township (Pleasant Valley Water Authority): $119,230 to purchase a telehandler for water system maintenance, waterline installation and other construction work.
➡️ Dawson Borough: $80,175 to replace a collapsed storm pipe on Laughlin Street to restore drainage and eliminate roadway flooding.
➡️ Dunbar Borough (Dunbar Borough Township Sanitary Authority): $78,196 to install wastewater flow meters and a bioxide system to improve monitoring, odor control and sewer infrastructure protection.
➡️ Fairchance Borough: $125,293 to construct an ADA-compliant restroom and accessibility improvements at Fairchance Community Park.
➡️ Fayette City Borough: $225,000 to upgrade wastewater treatment equipment, including grit removal, UV disinfection and aeration systems.
➡️ Jefferson Township: $167,000 to purchase a wheel loader to improve the township's ability to load maintenance vehicles and respond to incidents.
➡️ Luzerne Township (Luzerne Township Sewer Authority): $73,512 to install Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) monitoring systems at three pump stations in the wastewater treatment plant for remote monitoring and faster emergency response.
➡️ Ohiopyle Borough: $189,673 to rehabilitate Sheridan and Grant Streets by installing sidewalks and ADA-compliant crosswalks to improve safety and accessibility.
➡️ Perryopolis Borough (Perryopolis Area Joint Authority): $105,531 to replace three aging wastewater sludge pumps, to improve plant efficiency, capacity and reliability.
➡️ Point Marion Borough: $43,877 to pave a community park walking trail and install ADA-compliant ramps for improved accessibility.
➡️ Upper Tyrone Township: $139,235 to purchase a new municipal work vehicle equipped for street maintenance and snow removal.
➡️ Vanderbilt Borough: $125,000 to replace Walnut Street sidewalks, install ADA-compliant curb ramps and improved crosswalks.

Somerset County
➡️ Allegheny Township: $200,000 to purchase three replacement vehicles and equipment for maintaining more than 30 miles of township roads.
➡️ Boswell Borough (Boswell Borough Municipal Authority): $30,000 to purchase modern leak detection equipment to identify waterline breaks more quickly and reduce water loss.
➡️ Central City Borough (Central City Water Authority): $200,000 to replace and install approximately 1,750 feet of waterline to improve water quality and reliability.
➡️ Confluence Borough: $300,000 to mill and pave Casselman and Railroad Streets, improving road conditions, safety and access.
➡️ Lower Turkeyfoot Township: $142,712 to purchase a non-CDL dump truck with plow and spreader to expand the township's snow removal and road maintenance capacity.
➡️ Milford Township: $162,750 to repair and resurface Greenhouse Road to improve traffic flow and public safety.
➡️ Quemahoning Township: $234,185 to purchase and equip a new multi-purpose truck for year-round road maintenance and snow removal.
➡️ Salisbury Borough: $200,000 to replace aging water reservoir equipment, including booster pumps, meters and an emergency backup generator.
➡️ Shade Township (Shade Central City Joint Authority): $150,000 to install a de-chlorination facility to meet discharge requirements and improve public health and safety.
➡️ Stonycreek Township (Shanksville Stonycreek Joint Sewer Authority): $196,874 to rehabilitate a sewage pumping station by replacing pumps, controls and related equipment.
➡️ Somerset Township (Somerset County Redevelopment Authority/Children's Aid Home): $279,945 to renovate the Children's Aid Home with new windows, security and alarm systems, exit signage, water fountains and shower improvements.
➡️ Somerset Township (Somerset County Redevelopment Authority/Laurel Arts): $43,951 to replace failing HVAC units and rework ductwork at the Laurel Arts Education & Dance Center.

Scottdale Borough
➡️ Scottdale Borough (Scottdale Volunteer Fire Department): $73,387 to purchase water rescue equipment, including dry suits, SCUBA gear and rescue respirators, to enhance emergency response capabilities.

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Fayette County, PA  remembers the nearly 3,000 lives lost and honors the fir...
11/09/2026

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, Fayette County, PA remembers the nearly 3,000 lives lost and honors the first responders, service members, and everyday heroes whose courage strengthened our nation.

This display from the 9/11 Memorial Traveling Wall reminds us of the sacrifice made that day and the importance of preserving these stories for future generations.

Today, we stand with our neighbors in Somerset County, Pennsylvania and communities across the country to honor the fallen, remember the heroes, and never forget. 🇺🇸

Fayette County’s Appalachian Quilt Project is coming to Connellsville!The 250th Anniversary Quilt features 251 unique sq...
10/09/2026

Fayette County’s Appalachian Quilt Project is coming to Connellsville!

The 250th Anniversary Quilt features 251 unique squares that represent the people, places, organizations, and stories of Fayette County. See this one-of-a-kind piece of local history on Friday, September 11, from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at Somerset Trust’s Historic Train Station, located at 904 West Crawford Avenue in Connellsville.

Stop by and take a closer look at the many pieces of Fayette County stitched together in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary! 🇺🇸

Fayette County residents are invited to be part of an important conversation about opportunity, community, and the futur...
09/09/2026

Fayette County residents are invited to be part of an important conversation about opportunity, community, and the future of Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus.

Join us on Thursday, September 17, at 5:00 p.m. for a community open house featuring complimentary food and beverages, along with an opportunity to share your thoughts on the future reuse of the campus.

At 6:00 p.m., nationally recognized speaker Dr. Tim Elmore will discuss emerging generations and generational diversity in the workplace.

This is an opportunity for residents, business leaders, educators, students, and community organizations to come together, share ideas, and help shape what comes next for Fayette County.

Reserve your spot at PSUFayetteWhatComesNext.eventbrite.com.

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