Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania
Jefferson Hills Pennsylvania average (US Census ACS)
Population12,313
Per-capita income$60,070
Median home value$309,600
Próximas reuniones
Tue Jul 28, 2026
Planning Commission
Jefferson Hills Planning Commission meeting cancelled
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for July 28, 2026, has been cancelled. The notice states the cancellation is due to a lack of agenda.
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OFFICIAL
BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS
PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF CANCELLED MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the
Borough of Jefferson Hills scheduled for Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Jefferson Hills Borough Council Chambers, 925 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills, PA
15025 has been cancelled due to lack of agenda.
Reuniones recientes
Mon Jul 6, 2026
Council
El Concejo de Jefferson Hills discute subvenciones, infraestructura y personal municipal
El Concejo considerará varias mociones, incluyendo solicitudes de subvenciones para la rehabilitación de carreteras y servicios de EMS. La reunión también incluye discusiones sobre la contratación de personal, la adopción de una política de inteligencia artificial y la autorización de adquisiciones de propiedades.
- Resolución 22-2026: subvención de $402,866.10 del Multimodal Transportation Fund para el West Bruceton Road Rehabilitation Project
- Resolución 24-2026: subvención de $86,500.00 de Local Share Assessment para Southeast Regional EMS
- Ordenanza No. 925: Expropiación y toma de derechos de vía/servidumbres sobre la Parcela No. 1134-J-148
- Cotización No. 754410: $5,000.00 para un tanque de almacenamiento de productos químicos en la 837 Pump Station
- Gateway Engineers, Inc.: Hasta $46,000.00 para la administración de la construcción del 2026 Paving Program
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Regular Meeting, Monday, July 6, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Motion to approve the monthly bills
8. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Motion to approve minutes of public hearing June 3, 2026
10. Motion to approve minutes of agenda meeting June 3, 2026
11. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting June 8, 2026
12. Motion to hire for the position of Public Works Director
13. Motion to advertise for the position of in-house Borough Engineer
14. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
15. Motion to authorize the preparation and advertisement of an Ordinance amending the Borough
Code regarding the Economic Development Commission (EDC)
16. Motion to adopt Resolution 21-2026 adopting the Borough of Jefferson Hills Artificial
Intelligence (AI) policy
17. Motion to approve Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Jefferson Hills Police
Department and Allegheny Intermediate Unit as required by Article XIII-A of the Public School
Code of 1949, popularly known as the “Safe Schools Act” for years 2026-2028
18. Motion to adopt Ordi
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Council
El Concejo considerará una subvención de $402,866 para la rehabilitación de West Bruceton Road
El Concejo Municipal de Jefferson Hills llevará a cabo una reunión regular el 6 de julio, precedida por una reunión de agenda el 1 de julio. Las discusiones clave incluyen una resolución para solicitar una subvención del Multimodal Transportation Fund por $402,866.10 para el West Bruceton Road Rehabilitation Project, y una moción para adoptar una ordenanza que autorice el dominio eminente sobre la parcela 1134-J-148. El concejo también considerará la adopción de una política de IA, una ordenanza sobre bicicletas eléctricas y la aprobación de contratos para el proyecto del Gill Hall Community Center.
- Discusión para adoptar la Resolución 22-2026 para una subvención del Multimodal Transportation Fund de $402,866.10 para el West Bruceton Road Rehabilitation Project
- Discusión para adoptar la Ordenanza No. 925 que autoriza el dominio eminente de derechos de vía sobre la Parcela 1134-J-148
- Discusión para adoptar la Resolución 21-2026 adoptando una política de Inteligencia Artificial
- Discusión para aprobar la propuesta de Designstream LLC para el proyecto de adición/renovación del Gill Hall Community Center
- Discusión para autorizar la preparación de una ordenanza relativa a las bicicletas eléctricas
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Agenda Meeting, Wednesday, July 1, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Regular Meeting July 6, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Presentation by Designstream LLC regarding Gill Hall Community Center addition/renovation
project
5. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
6. Reports
• Fire Chief
• EMS
• Consulting Engineer
• Finance Officer/Treasurer
• Public Works Director
• Police Chief
• Mayor
• Manager
• Solicitor
7. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
8. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
9. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
10. Discussion to approve minutes of public hearing June 3, 2026
11. Discussion to approve minutes of agenda meeting June 3, 2026
12. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting June 8, 2026
13. Motion to ratify the hire of Luke Nolder as summer help within the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Public Works Department
14. Discussion to hire for the position of Public Works Director
15. Discussion to advertise for the position of Borough Engineer
16. Discussion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
17. Discussion to authorize the preparation and advertisement of an Ordinance amending the
Borough Code regarding the Economic Development Commission (EDC)
18. Discussion to adopt Resolution 21-2026 adopting the Borough of Jefferson Hills Artificial
Intelligence (AI) pol
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Planning Commission
Reunión de la comisión de planificación del 23 de junio cancelada
La reunión regular de la Comisión de Planificación programada para el 23 de junio de 2026 ha sido cancelada debido a la falta de agenda. No se discutirán ni decidirán puntos.
- Reunión cancelada – sin puntos en la agenda
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925 OLD CLAIRTON ROAD • JEFFERSON HILLS, PA 15025-3133
P (412) 655-7735 • F (412) 655-3143
PRESIDENT
Melissa Steffey
VICE PRESIDENT
Kevin Polick
PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE
Diva Mares
COUNCIL MEMBERS
David Bentz
Karen Bucy
Joseph Lynch
Nicole Ruscitto
BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS
MAYOR
Carrie McCaffrey
BOROUGH MANAGER
Michael Glister, P.E.
FINANCE OFFICER
Brian Haberstock
CONSULTING ENGINEER
Mark Reidenbach, P.E.
SOLICITOR
Michele McPeak Cromer
OFFICIAL BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF CANCELLED MEETING Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the Borough of Jefferson Hills scheduled for Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the Jefferson Hills Borough Council Chambers, 925 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills, PA 15025 has been cancelled due to lack of agenda.
Mon Jun 8, 2026
Council
El Concejo votará sobre el Plan Integral 2026, una instalación inalámbrica y adjudicaciones de contratos
El Concejo de Jefferson Hills considerará la adopción de la Resolución 20-2026 para implementar el Plan Integral 2026, y la Resolución 19-2026 para un uso condicional de una instalación de comunicaciones inalámbricas. Otras acciones incluyen la adjudicación del Lobbs Run Stream Restoration Repair Project ($22,320) y el Year 50 CDBG Demolitions Project ($32,500), el nombramiento de miembros para juntas y la aprobación de una fianza del recaudador de impuestos.
- Adoptar la Resolución 20-2026 que autoriza el Plan Integral 2026
- Adoptar la Resolución 19-2026 respecto al uso condicional para una instalación de comunicaciones inalámbricas (CU-2-2025)
- Adjudicar el Lobbs Run Stream Restoration Repair Project a Ecological Restoration, Inc. por $22,320
- Adjudicar el Year 50 CDBG Demolitions Project a Minniefield Demolition Services, LLC por $32,500
- Aprobar el acuerdo de liberación y derecho de entrada con Keelyn y Tyler Young para el Parcel ID 1134-R-135
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✓ Decidido: Jefferson Hills Council holds regular meeting regarding borough reports and resident concerns
The council held a regular meeting where various department heads provided administrative updates. Resident comments focused on the TowerCo wireless tower application, the comprehensive plan, and traffic near Tepe Park.
- No substantive votes or legislative decisions were recorded in these minutes.
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Regular Meeting, Monday, June 8, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Motion to approve the monthly bills
8. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Motion to approve minutes of Conditional Use Hearing April 15, 2026
10. Motion to approve minutes of agenda meeting May 6, 2026
11. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting May 11, 2026
12. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil
Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
13. Motion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Economic
Development Commission (EDC) for a 2-year term expiring December 31, 2027
14. Motion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Environmental
Advisory Council (EAC) for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
15. Motion to approve the purchase of a tax collector $10,000,000.00 bond in the amount of
$23,696.00 pursuant to state law
16. Motion to authorize advertising and sending the 2019 Ford Police Utility (VIN#
1FM5K8AR1KGA29363) to the Perryopolis Auto Auction
17. Motion to approve the Release and Right of Entry Agreement between the Borough of Jefferson
Hills and Keelyn a
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Wed Jun 3, 2026
Council
El Concejo considerará la adopción del Plan Integral 2026
En esta reunión de agenda, el concejo discutirá los puntos para su aprobación en la reunión regular del 8 de junio. Las discusiones incluyen la aprobación de facturas mensuales y nómina, el nombramiento de miembros para juntas y comisiones, y varias resoluciones y contratos. Los asuntos clave incluyen la adopción del Plan Integral 2026, un uso condicional para una instalación inalámbrica y licitaciones para proyectos de restauración de arroyos y demolición.
- Aprobar la Resolución 19-2026 para el uso condicional de la construcción de una instalación de comunicaciones inalámbricas (CU-2-2025)
- Comprar un bono del recaudador de impuestos de $10,000,000.00 conforme a la ley estatal
- Discutir el Lobbs Run Stream Restoration Repair Project (apertura de licitaciones el 1 de junio de 2026)
- Discutir el Year 50 CDBG Demolitions Project (apertura de licitaciones el 2 de junio de 2026)
- Adoptar la Resolución 20-2026 que autoriza el Plan Integral 2026
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✓ Decidido: Council discusses software transition and stream repairs
The council received reports on stream restoration projects, public works savings, and software options for the planning department. No formal votes were taken.
- Stream restoration project bid results reported (recommendation pending)
- Software transition from Geoplan to ArcGIS discussed (options to be presented in July)
- Gill Hall Park equipment and safety surfaces to be installed next week
- Public Works in-house work saved $36,300 year-to-date
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Agenda Meeting, Monday, June 3, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Regular Meeting June 8, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
8. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Discussion to approve minutes of Conditional Use Hearing April 15, 2026
10. Discussion to approve minutes of agenda meeting May 6, 2026
11. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting May 11, 2026
12. Discussion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
13. Discussion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Economic
Development Commission (EDC) for a 2-year term expiring December 31, 2027
14. Discussion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
15. Discussion to approve the purchase of a tax collector $10,000,000.00 bond in the amount of $
pursuant to state law
16. Discussion to approve the Release and Right of Entry Agreement between the Borough of
Jefferson Hills and Keelyn and Tyler Young, property owner and heirs for Parcel ID 1134-R-135
17. Disc
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Wed Jun 3, 2026
Council
El Concejo celebra audiencia pública sobre el plan integral
El Concejo de Jefferson Hills llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre el plan integral. La agenda incluye una descripción general del proceso y el plan, seguida de comentarios del público. No se enumeran detalles específicos del plan ni acciones más allá de la discusión y la aportación de ideas.
- Audiencia pública para el plan integral con descripción general y comentarios del público
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✓ Decidido: Council holds public hearing on 10-year Comprehensive Plan
Council conducted a public hearing to gather community input on a draft 10-year Comprehensive Plan. No formal votes or decisions were made during this session; the hearing focused on resident concerns regarding Beedle Park improvements.
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Public Hearing of Council
Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Overview of Process and Plan
5. Public Comment
6. Adjournment of Public Hearing
Tue May 26, 2026
Planning Commission
Reunión de la Comisión de Planificación cancelada para el 26 de mayo de 2026
La reunión ordinaria de la Jefferson Hills Borough Planning Commission programada para el 26 de mayo de 2026 ha sido cancelada debido a la falta de agenda. No se discutirá ni decidirá ningún punto.
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OFFICIAL
BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS
PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF CANCELLED MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the
Borough of Jefferson Hills scheduled for Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Jefferson Hills Borough Council Chambers, 925 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills, PA
15025 has been cancelled due to lack of agenda.
Mon May 11, 2026
Council
El Concejo adjudicará contrato de pavimentación por $479,010 y considerará cambios en las tarifas de alcantarillado
El Concejo Municipal de Jefferson Hills votará sobre múltiples mociones, incluyendo los nombramientos permanentes de dos sargentos de policía, la adopción de un plan de mitigación de riesgos y la autorización para solicitar una subvención estatal de $100,042. Las decisiones clave implican la adjudicación del Contrato del Programa de Pavimentación 2026 a Tresco Paving Corporation por $479,010 y la iniciación de una ordenanza para modificar los cargos por servicios de alcantarillado. El concejo también considerará la expropiación de una parcela para el proyecto de la estación de bombeo PICCO y anunciará varios proyectos de obras públicas.
- Adjudicar el Contrato del Programa de Pavimentación 2026 a Tresco Paving Corporation, el postor más bajo, por $479,010
- Autorizar la solicitud de la subvención del Programa de Vías Verdes, Senderos y Recreación por $100,042
- Preparar una ordenanza que modifique los cargos por servicios de alcantarillado residenciales y no residenciales
- Autorizar los procedimientos de expropiación para la Parcela ID 1134-J-148 para el proyecto de la estación de bombeo PICCO
- Nombrar permanentemente a los sargentos Bailey Fertig y Nicholas Sell en el departamento de policía tras su periodo de prueba
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✓ Decidido: No substantive decisions made; meeting adjourned
The Jefferson Hills Council held a regular meeting on May 11, 2026, with no substantive decisions recorded. The meeting included reports from department heads and a public comment session regarding a proposed park development at Tepe Park, but no votes were taken on agenda items. The meeting adjourned after an executive session.
- Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Steffey
- Reports from Fire Chief, EMS, Consulting Engineer, Finance, Public Works, and Police Chief filed
- Police Chief announced Sheriff's Office satellite event for concealed carry permits on May 16
- Police Chief announced 6th Annual Officer Dale T. Provins Memorial Blood Drive on June 7
- Mayor announced Memorial Day service on May 25 at Floreffe Fire Hall
- Solicitor announced executive session after the meeting for pending litigation and personnel matters
- Public comments heard regarding Tepe Park development
- Meeting adjourned after executive session
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Regular Meeting, Monday, May 11, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Motion to approve the monthly bills
8. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Motion to approve minutes of agenda meeting April 1, 2026
10. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting April 7, 2026
11. Motion to approve the permanent appointment of Sergeant Bailey Fertig to the rank of Sergeant
for the Jefferson Hills Police Department after successful completion of a 12-month probationary
period per the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil Service Rules and Regulations, Section 4.12
“Probationary Period”
12. Motion to approve the permanent appointment of Sergeant Nicholas Sell to the rank of Sergeant
for the Jefferson Hills Police Department after successful completion of a 12-month probationary
period per the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil Service Rules and Regulations, Section 4.12
“Probationary Period”
13. Motion to maintain Michael Volpe as a part time employee, with no benefits, to assist with running
the Public Works Department in the Borough of Jefferson Hills as needed until a replacement
Public Works Director is hired
14. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Boroug
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Wed May 6, 2026
Council
El Concejo discutirá la adopción del plan de mitigación de riesgos y la modificación de las tarifas de alcantarillado
El Concejo de Jefferson Hills llevará a cabo una reunión de agenda el 6 de mayo de 2026, seguida de una reunión regular el 11 de mayo. Los puntos clave incluyen la discusión para adoptar el Allegheny County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan, modificar los cargos por servicio de alcantarillado residencial y no residencial, y aprobar varios pagos para proyectos de pavimentación y revestimiento de alcantarillado. El concejo también considerará nombramientos permanentes para dos sargentos de policía y nombramientos para la Civil Service Commission, la Economic Development Commission y el Environmental Advisory Council.
- Discusión para adoptar la Resolución 17-2026 que implementa el Allegheny County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan
- Discusión para autorizar una ordenanza que modifique los cargos por servicio de alcantarillado residencial y no residencial
- Aprobación de pago a Tresco Paving Corporation por $36,646.79 (programa de pavimentación 2025)
- Aprobación de autorización de trabajo para Gateway Engineers por hasta $60,000.00 para la supervisión de la construcción de la PICCO Pump Station
- Discusión para nombrar permanentemente a los sargentos Bailey Fertig y Nicholas Sell en el departamento de policía
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✓ Decidido: No binding decisions; council discusses 2026 road program and park improvements
Council held an agenda meeting to review proposed actions for the May 11 regular meeting. No formal votes were taken. Topics included the 2026 road program bids (under budget), Tepe Park parking lot design and grant funding, permanent appointments of police sergeants, and commission appointments. A proclamation honoring firefighter Joseph Persichetti was presented.
- Discussed awarding 2026 road program to lowest bidder Tresco Paving; vote scheduled for May 11
- Discussed authorizing Tepe Park Phase 1 parking lot bids; vote scheduled for May 11
- Discussed permanent appointment of Sgt. Bailey Fertig and Sgt. Nicholas Sell
- Discussed maintaining Michael Volpe as part-time public works employee until replacement hired
- Discussed appointments to Civil Service Commission, Economic Development Commission, and Environmental Advisory Council
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Agenda Meeting, Wednesday, May 6, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Regular Meeting May 11, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Presentation of a Proclamation honoring Joseph Persichetti for his lifesaving efforts in the
community
5. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
6. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
7. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
8. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
9. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
10. Discussion to approve minutes of agenda meeting April 1, 2026
11. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting April 7, 2026
12. Discussion to approve the permanent appointment of Sergeant Bailey Fertig to the rank of
Sergeant for the Jefferson Hills Police Department after successful completion of a 12-month
probationary period per the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil Service Rules and Regulations,
Section 4.12 “Probationary Period”
13. Discussion to approve the permanent appointment of Sergeant Nicholas Sell to the rank of
Sergeant for the Jefferson Hills Police Department after successful completion of a 12-month
probationary period per the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil Service Rules and Regulations,
Section 4.12 “Probationary Period”
14. Discussion to maintain Michael Volpe as a part time employee, with no benefits, to assist with
running the Public Wor
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Tue Apr 28, 2026
Planning Commission
Reunión de la Comisión de Planificación de Jefferson Hills cancelada
La reunión de la Comisión de Planificación de Jefferson Hills programada para el 28 de abril de 2026 ha sido cancelada debido a la falta de agenda. Este aviso es un trámite procedimental y no contiene elementos sustantivos, rezonificaciones ni audiencias públicas para revisión de los residentes.
- Reunión ordinaria cancelada debido a la falta de agenda
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OFFICIAL
BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS
PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF CANCELLED MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the
Borough of Jefferson Hills scheduled for Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Jefferson Hills Borough Council Chambers, 925 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills, PA
15025 has been cancelled due to lack of agenda.
Wed Apr 15, 2026
Council
Audiencia pública sobre el uso condicional para 310 Old Clairton Road
El Consejo de Jefferson Hills llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar la Solicitud de Uso Condicional CU-2-2025 para la propiedad en 310 Old Clairton Road. La reunión incluirá la presentación del solicitante, preguntas del consejo y comentarios de los ciudadanos.
- Solicitud de Uso Condicional CU-2-2025 para 310 Old Clairton Road
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✓ Decidido: Council continues Verizon tower hearing to April 27
The Council continued the public hearing on a proposed 130-foot Verizon Wireless monopole to April 27, 2026. The meeting concluded at 10:22 p.m. with no final decision made.
- Continued public hearing to April 27, 2026 (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting at 10:22 p.m. (unanimous)
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Public Hearing of Council
Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
310 OLD CLAIRTON ROAD
CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION NO. CU-2-2025
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Swearing in of anyone wishing to give testimony – Court Reporter
4. Summary of Public Notice given by Borough Secretary
5. Overview of Application for conditional use
6. Presentation/Comment by Applicant and/or Applicant Representative
7. Questions or Comment by Borough Council/StaƯ
8. Citizen Comments
9. Adjournment of Public Hearing
Tue Apr 7, 2026
Council
El Concejo publicará el borrador del Plan Integral para revisión pública
El Concejo Municipal de Jefferson Hills considerará la publicación del borrador del Plan Integral para un período de comentarios públicos de 45 días, la adopción de una resolución que modifica los salarios de los empleados para 2026 y la aceptación de mejoras públicas para dos subdivisiones. Otras acciones incluyen la venta de un vehículo policial, la aprobación de una carpa de venta de fuegos artificiales y la autorización de servidumbres para el proyecto de la acera de Montour Trail.
- Publicación del borrador del Plan Integral para revisión y comentarios públicos; transmitido al condado, al distrito escolar y a los municipios vecinos
- Resolución 11-2026 que modifica los salarios, compensaciones y sueldos de los empleados para 2026
- Ordenanza 923 que acepta las mejoras públicas de Pleasant Grove Plan of Lots
- Ordenanza 924 que acepta las mejoras públicas de Chamberlain Ridge Fases 2B, 3, 4 y 5
- Venta de un 2020 Ford Police Interceptor a Coraopolis por $20,000 y autorización para subastar un 2013 Ford Interceptor
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✓ Decidido: Council approved police SUV sale, fireworks tent use, and key easements
The council unanimously approved the sale of a 2020 Ford Police Interceptor SUV to the Borough of Coraopolis for $20,000 and a temporary fireworks sales tent at Parcel ID 767-D-352. It also adopted resolutions to amend employee salaries, recognize Local Government Week, and authorize a grant application for the Andrew Reilly Memorial Park concession stand. Two easement agreements for the Montour Trail Route 51 sidewalk project were approved, and Ordinance 924 for Chamberlain Ridge improvements was adopted subject to a maintenance bond.
- Approved sale of 2020 Ford Police Interceptor SUV for $20,000 (unanimous)
- Approved temporary fireworks sales tent at Parcel ID 767-D-352 (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 11-2026 amending employee salaries and wages (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 10-2026 recognizing Local Government Week (unanimous)
- Authorized grant application for Andrew Reilly Memorial Park project (unanimous)
- Approved easement agreement for Montour Trail Route 51 Sidewalk Project, Parcel ID 881-H-70 (unanimous)
- Approved easement agreement for Montour Trail Route 51 Sidewalk Project, Parcel ID 882-E-25, subject to solicitor review (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 924 accepting Chamberlain Ridge Phase 2B‑5 improvements, subject to maintenance bond (unanimous)
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AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Presentation by Jim Pashek from Pashek MTR regarding the Comprehensive Plan
5. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
6. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
7. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
8. Motion to approve the monthly bills
9. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
10. Motion to approve minutes of agenda meeting March 4, 2026
11. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting March 9, 2026
12. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil
Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
13. Motion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Economic
Development Commission (EDC) for a 2-year term expiring December 31, 2027
14. Motion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Environmental
Advisory Council (EAC) for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
15. Motion to adopt Resolution 10-2026 recognizing April 20-24, 2026, as “Local Government Week”
in Pennsylvania
16. Motion to adopt Resolution 11-2026 amending the salaries, compensation and wages for Borough
employees for the year 2026
17. Motion to adopt Resolution 15-2026 approving a temporary use for a fireworks sales tent at Parcel
ID 767-D-352 for a
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Wed Apr 1, 2026
Council
Council approves sale of 2020 Ford Police Interceptor SUV for $20,000
The Jefferson Hills Borough Council will consider routine approvals such as monthly bills, payroll, and meeting minutes. It will appoint members to the Civil Service Commission, Economic Development Commission, and Environmental Advisory Council. The council will adopt several resolutions, ordinances, and contracts, including the sale of a police SUV, easement agreements for the Montour Trail, and a heavy hauling permit for pipeline work. A draft Comprehensive Plan will be released for public review.
- Approve sale of 2020 Ford Police Interceptor SUV (Unit #273) to Borough of Coraopolis for $20,000
- Approve Quote No. 02-2026-817704 from ADP LLC for upgraded services at $5,000.04 per year
- Approve easement agreements for Montour Trail Route 51 Sidewalk Project (Parcel IDs 881-H-70 and 882-E-25)
- Approve Heavy Hauling Permit Agreement for pipeline maintenance along Siler Drive and Knight Road for Equitrans, LP
- Adopt Ordinance No. 923 accepting public improvements of the Pleasant Grove Plan of Lots
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✓ Decidido: Council authorized grant application for Andrew Reilly Memorial Park project
The council discussed a grant application for the Andrew Reilly Memorial Park concession stand project, a sale of a 2020 Ford police SUV for $20,000, and a reduced‑cost ADP services contract. It also reviewed salary amendments, Local Government Week recognition, several commission appointments, and public‑improvement ordinances. The minutes do not record the final votes or outcomes for these items.
- Discussed Resolution 13-2026 to authorize grant application for Andrew Reilly Memorial Park (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed Resolution 12-2026 to sell 2020 Ford Police Interceptor SUV for $20,000 (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed Quote 02-2026-817704 for ADP services $5,000 per year (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed Resolution 11-2026 to amend employee salaries and wages (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed Resolution 10-2026 to recognize Local Government Week April 20‑24, 2026 (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed appointments to Civil Service Commission, Economic Development Commission, and Environmental Advisory Council (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed Ordinance No. 923 accepting public improvements of Pleasant Grove Plan (outcome not recorded)
- Discussed easement agreement for Montour Trail Route 51 Sidewalk Project (outcome not recorded)
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Regular Meeting April 7, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
8. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Discussion to approve minutes of agenda meeting March 4, 2026
10. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting March 9, 2026
11. Discussion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
12. Discussion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Economic
Development Commission (EDC) for a 2-year term expiring December 31, 2027
13. Discussion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
14. Discussion to adopt Resolution 10-2026 recognizing April 20-24, 2026, as “Local Government
Week” in Pennsylvania
15. Discussion to adopt Resolution 11-2026 amending the salaries, compensation and wages for
Borough employees for the year 2026
16. Discussion to approve Quote No. 02-2026-817704 from ADP LLC for 20 hours of upgraded
comprehensive and administrative services in
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Borough of Jefferson Hills
Agenda Meeting of Council
April 1, 2026
The agenda meeting of Council was called to order by President Steffey at 7:05 p.m. in the
Municipal Center, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman Bentz,
Councilwoman Bucy, Councilman Lynch, Councilwoman Mares, Vice President Polick,
Councilwoman Ruscitto, President Steffey, and Mayor McCaffrey answered to roll call. Borough
Manager Glister, Finance Director Haberstock, Solicitor McPeak Cromer, Chief Dziezgowski, and
Public Works Director Volpe were also present. Consulting Engineer Reidenbach was absent.
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
None
5. Reports
Fire Chief
The JHFR report is on file in the administrative office.
Chief Bendick stated for the month of March, Jefferson Hills Fire Rescue responded to a
total of 66 incidents. Average turnout time was 1 minute and 10 seconds and average response
time was 6 minutes and 59 seconds. Just to touch on one of the incidents that we ran in March. On
March 14th at 3:10 a.m., Jefferson Hills Fire Rescue was dispatched to Frontier Drive for
residential structure fire. Upon arrival, crews faced heavy fire and partial collapse on Division 2
along with multiple other challenges, one fatality was confirmed. I'd just like to ask community to
keep the victim and their family in their thoughts.
EMS
Not Present
Consulting Engineer
The Gateway report is on file in the administrative office.
F
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Tue Mar 24, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to consider final land development plan for Trbovich garage
The commission will consider a recommendation to Borough Council for a final land development plan (SP-1-2026) to build a 3,500‑sq ft warehouse on Cherry Street, lot and block 881‑P‑121 owned by Ned Trbovich. It will also consider approval of a consolidation plan (S‑1‑2026) to merge that parcel with an area of Second Avenue under Borough Ordinance 919. Additionally, the commission will review the Comprehensive Plan recommendations for the borough.
- Recommendation to Council for final land development plan (SP-1-2026) for 3,500‑sq ft warehouse at Cherry Street, lot 881‑P‑121
- Approval of Trbovich Consolidation Plan No. 2 (S‑1‑2026) to combine lot 881‑P‑121 with Second Avenue area per Ordinance 919
- Consideration of Comprehensive Plan review recommendations to Borough Council
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AGENDA
Regular Meeting, TUESDAY, March 24, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
3. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments
4. Consider approval of minutes of the regular meeting held February 24, 2026.
5. Communications
None
6. Pre-Application Advisory Presentations
None
7. Old Business
A. Consider a recommendation to Council for a final land development plan known as SP-
1-2026 – Trbovich Garage Building, located at Cherry Street, lot and block 881-P-121,
owned by Ned Trbovich. Property is zoned M-U. Applicant wishes to construct a 3,500
sq ft warehouse with an access driveway off Cherry Street with four parking spaces,
utility connections and an underground stormwater management facility. (End of the
90-day review period is April 27, 2026)
B. Consider approval for a consolidation plan known as S -1-2026 - Trbovich
Consolidation Plan No. 2, located at Cherry Street, lot and block 881-P-121, owned by
Ned Trbovich. Property is zoned M -U Mixed-Use District. The applicant is requesting
to consolidate existing parcel 881 -P-121 and an area of Second Avenue vacated per
Jefferson Hills Borough Ordinance No.919. (End of the 90-day review period is May
25, 2026)
8. New Business
None
9. General Business
A. Consider the recommendations of the Comprehensive Plan review to Borough
Council
10. Reminder: Next Meeting to be Tuesday, April 28, 2026.
11. Adjournment
Thu Mar 19, 2026
Environmental Advisory Council
✓ Decidido: Council delayed the cell tower vote pending a Conditional Use Hearing
The Environmental Advisory Council discussed the Draft Comprehensive Plan and suggested wording changes to the tree canopy management program, but no formal action was taken. They reviewed the status of Marcellus gas drilling wells and listed several 2026 green initiatives. The council postponed the cell tower decision until a Conditional Use Hearing. No other decisions were recorded.
- Delayed cell tower vote until Conditional Use Hearing (no vote tally recorded)
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Environmental Advisory Council
Jefferson Hills Borough, P ennsylvania
March 19 , 202 6 Meeting Minutes
Meeting Called to Order at 6: 45 PM
Roll Call : Dave Graffam , Rick Moore , Bethany Kilinsky , Tom Donohue, Nick Horgan .
Comprehensive Plan discussion (Group)
In regard to the Draft Comprehensive Plan (the Plan), Section 2, Future Development & Green
Space the EAC is in alignment with the Vision: T o balance continued land development with the
preservation of green space, natural features and land with high environmental value . The EAC
supports the proposals contained throughout this section of the Plan with only the following
suggested change . U nder item 3, Formalize a tree canopy management program, the EAC
proposes revisions to the 1 st paragraph under the “ How ” on Page 34 ; as follows:
“ The Borough ’s Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) c ould lead the Tree Canopy Management
Program , along with appropriate Borough personnel, in defining operational procedures,
overseeing planting , and coordinating community involvement. (remove d maintenance ).
The second paragraph could remain the same: “ Volunteer participation could be mobilized to
support tree planning events, tree inventories, and educational initiatives. Outcomes might
include centralized coordination of tree management across Borough properties and rights-of-
way, increased community participation and ownership in tree planting and care, and
integration of tree management into other Borough init
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Mon Mar 9, 2026
Council
Council considers $257,011 for new playground equipment at Gill Hall Park
The Borough Council will vote on several infrastructure and service contracts, including park improvements and cyber risk reviews. The meeting includes appointments to local commissions and a public hearing advertisement for a conditional use application.
- Purchase and installation of playground equipment and rubber surface at Gill Hall Park for $257,011.00
- Cyber Risk Review by Alternative Network Solution for $10,000.00
- Upgraded administrative services from ADP LLC for an additional $14,908.78 per year
- Work authorizations for Gateway Engineers, Inc. for Beams Run Sewer, Tepe Park, and MS4 Program totaling up to $57,000.00
- Public Hearing advertisement for Conditional Use Application No. CU-2-2025 for 310 Old Clairton Road
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✓ Decidido: Council confirms April 15, 2026 hearing date for cell tower application
The council confirmed that the conditional use hearing for TowerCo's 134‑foot cell tower will be held on April 15, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. No vote tally was recorded. No other substantive actions were taken at this meeting.
- Confirmed April 15, 2026 hearing date for TowerCo cell tower conditional use (no vote tally recorded)
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Regular Meeting, Monday, March 9, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Motion to approve the monthly bills
8. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Motion to approve minutes of agenda meeting February 4, 2026
10. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting February 9, 2026
11. Motion to hire Nathan Everley as summer help within the Borough of Jefferson Hills Public Works
Department
12. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil
Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
13. Motion to appoint , and to two seats on the Borough of Jefferson
Hills Economic Development Commission (EDC) for a 2-year term expiring December 31, 2027
14. Motion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Environmental
Advisory Council (EAC) for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
15. Motion to adopt Resolution 08-2026 designating the Post Gazette, the South Hills Record, and the
Tribune Review as the newspapers of general circulation for legal advertising purposes
16. Motion to approve Quote No. 02-2026-9265 from ADP LLC for upgraded comprehensive and
administrative services for the addition
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Regular Meeting of Council
March 9, 2026
The regular meeting of Council was called to order by President Steffey at 7:04 p.m. in the
Municipal Centers, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman
Bentz, Councilwoman Bucy, Councilman Lynch, Councilwoman Mares, Vice President Polick,
Councilwoman Ruscitto, and President Steffey answered to roll call. Borough Manager Glister,
Finance Director Haberstock, Solicitor McPeak Cromer, Chief Dziezgowski, and Public Works
Director V olpe were also present. Mayor McCaffrey, and Consulting Engineer Reidenbach were
absent.
REPORT FROM BOROUGH BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
None
REPORTS
Fire Chief
The JHFR report is on file in the administrative office.
EMS
Not Present
Consulting Engineer
The Gateway report is on file in the administrative office.
Finance Officer/Treasurer
The Finance report is on file in the administrative office.
Mr. Haberstock stated the expense account for maintenance of the vehicles in the Public
Works Department; we have already used half the budget for the year. Just if any Council member
happens to see that, it is because of the front-end loader needed expensive repairs earlier this year.
Public Works Director
Mr. V olpe had nothing further to add to the Public Works report on file in the administrative
office.
Police Chief
The JHPD COPS report is on file in the administrative office.
Chief Dziezgowski stated I want to re
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Wed Mar 4, 2026
Council
Council to approve $257,011 playground upgrade at Gill Hall Park
The Jefferson Hills Borough Council will consider and vote on a range of items, including monthly financial approvals, appointments to commissions, and several contracts and projects. Notable decisions include a $257,011 contract to install new playground equipment and a rubber surface at Gill Hall Park, and a subscription for license‑plate‑reader technology for the police department. The council will also adopt resolutions designating local newspapers for legal advertising and approve work authorizations for sewer and park improvement projects.
- Approve Quote J1111025-1 for $257,011 to purchase and install new playground equipment and rubber surface at Gill Hall Park
- Approve ADP LLC Quote No. 02-2026-9265 for additional services costing $14,908.78 per year
- Approve Cyber Risk Review contract with Alternative Network Solution for $10,000 total ($5,000 administration, $5,000 police)
- Ratify subscription agreement with Cyclops Technologies d/b/a Platesmart for ALPR cameras: $4,241 in 2026 and $4,388 in 2027
- Approve Work Authorization for Beams Run Sanitary Sewer Repair Project up to $13,000 (Gateway Engineers, Inc.)
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts proclamation honoring Thomas Jefferson gymnastics team
The council presented and adopted a proclamation recognizing the Thomas Jefferson High School Gymnastics Team for its 2026 WPIAL/UPMC championship. Council members delivered reports on fire, EMS, engineering, finance, public works, and police matters. The council reminded residents of a road closure on Chamberlin Road starting March 10 and provided updates on demolition funding and the TowerCo conditional‑use application. No formal votes or approvals were recorded beyond the proclamation.
- Proclamation honoring Thomas Jefferson Gymnastics Team adopted
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Agenda Meeting, Wednesday, March 4, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Regular Meeting March 9, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Presentation of a Proclamation honoring the Thomas Jefferson Gymnastics Team for winning the
WPIAL Championship
5. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
6. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
7. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
8. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
9. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
10. Discussion to approve minutes of agenda meeting February 4, 2026
11. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting February 9, 2026
12. Discussion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
13. Discussion to appoint , and to two seats on the Borough of
Jefferson Hills Economic Development Commission (EDC) for a 2-year term expiring December
31, 2027
14. Discussion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
15. Discussion to adopt Resolution 08-2026 designating the Post Gazette, the South Hills Record, and
the Tribune Review as the newspapers of general circulation for legal advertising purposes
16. Discussion to approve Quote No. 02-2026-9265 from ADP L
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Borough of Jefferson Hills
Agenda Meeting of Council
March 4, 2026
The agenda meeting of Council was called to order by President Steffey at 7:01 p.m. in the
Municipal Center, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman Bentz,
Councilwoman Bucy, Councilwoman Mares, Vice President Polick, Councilwoman Ruscitto, and
President Steffey answered to roll call. Borough Manager Glister, Finance Director Haberstock,
Solicitor McPeak Cromer, Chief Dziezgowski, Consulting Engineer Reidenbach, and Public
Works Director Volpe were also present. Councilman Lynch, and Mayor McCaffrey were absent.
President Steffey called for a moment of silence for past Councilman Kevin McFarland.
[Moment of Silence]
President Steffey stated last night we unfortunately lost a former member of Council, and
resident of Jefferson Hills, Mr. Kevin McFarland. We would like to send our condolences for his
wife Michelle, his son James, and his daughter Catherine. When we serve on council we hear a lot
from residents, we get a lot of emails, we get a lot of calls, that is our job. It is not very often that
we get very great advice and words of encouragement or constructive criticism from former
Council Members. Mr. McFarland definitely did that for a lot of us sitting up here today. So, we
would like to thank him and his family for that, and we wish them well.
4. Presentation of a Proclamation honoring the Thomas Jefferson Gymnastics Team for
winning the WP
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Tue Feb 24, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission reviews warehouse and wireless facility proposals
The Planning Commission will consider recommendations for a new warehouse on Cherry Street and a wireless communications facility at 310 Old Clairton Road. The body will also review a parcel consolidation plan and a request for a municipal pump station on Maryland Avenue.
- SP-1-2026: Proposed 3,500 sq ft warehouse and driveway on Cherry Street
- CU-2-2025: Wireless communications facility at 310 Old Clairton Road
- S-1-2026: Consolidation of parcel 881-P-121 and vacated area of Second Avenue
- Special Exception request for a municipal pump station on Maryland Avenue
- Discussion regarding the Comprehensive Plan
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✓ Decidido: Planning Commission denies conditional use application for 310 Old Clairton Road
The commission voted 8-1 to deny the recommendation to Council for Conditional Use Application CU-2-2025 at 310 Old Clairton Road, owned by the West Jefferson School District. A recommendation for the final land development plan SP-1-2026 (Trbovich Garage Building) was tabled until the March meeting. The minutes of the January 27 meeting were approved unanimously. Several residents voiced opposition to the wireless communications facility.
- Denied recommendation for Conditional Use CU-2-2025 (8-1 vote)
- Tabled recommendation for final land development plan SP-1-2026 until March meeting (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of Jan. 27, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
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AGENDA
Regular Meeting, TUESDAY, February 24, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
3. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments
4. Consider approval of minutes of the regular & reorganization meeting held
January 27, 2026.
5. Communications
None
6. Pre-Application Advisory Presentations
None
7. Old Business
A. Consider a recommendation to Council for a final land development plan
known as SP-1-2026 – Trbovich Garage Building, located at Cherry Street, lot
and block 881 -P-121, owned by Ned Trbovich. Property is zoned M -U.
Applicant wishes to construct a 3,500 sq ft warehouse with an access driveway
off Cherry Street with four parking spaces, utility connections and an
underground stormwater management facility. (End of the 90 -day review
period is April 27, 2026)
B. Consider a recommendation to Council regarding Conditional Use Application
CU-2-2025, for the property located at 310 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills,
PA 15025, Lot & Block 661-M-398, owned by the West Jefferson School
District. The property is zoned R-1 Residential District . The applicant is
requesting approval to construct a wireless communications facility.
8. New Business
A. Consider approval for a consolidation plan known as S -1-2026 - Trbovich
Consolidation Plan No. 2, located at Cherry Street, lot and block 881 -P-121,
owned by Ned Trbovich. Property is zoned M -U Mixed-Use District. The
applicant is requesting to consolidate existing
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BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES Of February 24, 2026
Presiding Officer: David Montgomery, Chairman
Secretary: Christopher Hynes
The scheduled regular meeting of the Planning Commission was held on February 24, 2026. Chairman
David Montgomery called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m., in Council Chambers of the Municipal
Center, 925 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills, PA 15025. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, a roll call
was taken.
PRESENT:
Nine members of the Planning Commission were in attendance at the meeting and included:
Messrs. Alvi, Dean, Donohue, Housley, Hynes, Montgomery, Polick, Reckard and Ripley.
ABSENT:
None
ALSO IN ATTENDANCE:
CharLee Rosini, Solicitor
Mike Glister, Borough Manager
Mark Reidenbach, Gateway Engineer
Jennie Easton, Planning Consultant
Mark Reis, Zoning Officer
BOROUGH RESIDENT/TAXPAYERS COMMENTS:
A. Diane Firko, 3035 Chestnut Ridge Drive, spoke of her opposition regarding the Conditional
Use application to construct a wireless communications facility.
Pam Smithburger, 2089 Chestnut Ridge Drive, Via Email, spoke of her opposition regarding
the Conditional Use application to construct a wireless communications facility.
Pat Capolupo, 1070 Chamberlin Road, spoke of his opposition regarding the Conditional
Use application to construct a wireless communications facility.
Sharon Rusnak, 3001 Chestnut Ridge Drive, Via Email, spoke of her opposition regarding
the Conditional Use applicatio
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Thu Feb 19, 2026
Environmental Advisory Council
✓ Decidido: Council discussed comprehensive plan and ordinances but made no decisions
The Environmental Advisory Council reviewed excerpts of the Comprehensive Plan, including landscaping standards and green‑space concepts. Members also discussed language for the Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance and raised concerns about recreation fees and trail requirements. Updates on the Pearson Road Trail, park trail building, litter‑cleanup initiatives, Marcellus gas wells, and a upcoming U.S. Steel community meeting were presented. No actions were approved, denied, or formally tabled.
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Environmental Advisory Council
Jefferson Hills Borough, P ennsylvania
February 19 , 202 6 Meeting Agenda
6:30 pm
Roll Call : Nick, Judy, Rick, Tom and Joey (on zoom) … and Kevin
Comprehensive Plan discussion (Group)
The Comprehensive Plan is open for comments prior to it being presented to the
Planning Commission with a final draft and then being moved to a Public Hearing. Tom
presented excerpts from Section 2 of the Comprehensive Plan titled "Future
Development and Green Space ” . Section 2 presented new concepts for the borough
including:
Updated landscaping standards
Tree Canopy throughout the borough
Enhanced connectivity via paper streets, walking and biking trails and exploring
natural areas like the Peters Creek and Beam Run Valley.
Explore coordinated planning across transportation, land use and environmental
considerations via ordinance updates.
Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
This ordinance is in its final Planning Commission Subcommittee stage. The discussion
included comments on the proposed language in Section 22-614 Recreation, Common
Open Space and In-Lieu Fees. There was concern over others , who live outside of a
development, using recreation property built on and with fees from the new
development. There was also the comment that it m ight be better if borough didn ’t own
the recreation property. It was mentioned the proposed fee of $1,200/dwelling is
b elieve d to be too low as inflated house prices in recent years have made t
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Mon Feb 9, 2026
Council
Council awards the $645,265 PICCO Pump Station Project to Roto-Rooter Services
The Jefferson Hills Borough Council will consider a series of motions including contract awards, purchases, and appointments. Key decisions involve awarding the PICCO Pump Station Project to Roto-Rooter Services for $645,265 and the Dek Hockey Fence Project to Allegheny Fence Construction for $42,640. The council will also vote on a $39,476.75 purchase of a 4‑ton Asphalt Hot Box and an increased contribution of up to $55,000 to the fire department. Additional items include hiring summer help for Public Works and appointing members to various boards.
- Award PICCO Pump Station Project to Roto-Rooter Services Company for $645,265
- Award Dek Hockey Fence Project to Allegheny Fence Construction Co. Inc. for $42,640
- Purchase a 4‑ton Asphalt Hot Box from Seal Master (quote no. 952508040001) for $39,476.75
- Authorize an increased contribution to Jefferson Hills Fire and Rescue up to $55,000 above budget
- Hire Aidan MacNeil for summer help in the Public Works Department
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✓ Decidido: Council approved $645,265 PICCO Pump Station project award
The council unanimously approved the monthly bills and payroll, hired summer help for Public Works, and authorized an additional fire department contribution of up to $55,000. They appointed Gaitens, Tucceri, and Nicholas, PC as the Planning Commission solicitor and advertised for a Public Works Director. Major contracts were approved, including a $645,265 award to Roto‑Rooter for the PICCO Pump Station, a $39,476.75 purchase of a 4‑ton asphalt hot box, and several engineering and design services.
- Approved monthly bills (unanimous)
- Approved monthly payroll (unanimous)
- Hired Aidan MacNeil for summer Public Works help (unanimous)
- Authorized up to $55,000 extra fire contribution (unanimous)
- Appointed Gaitens, Tucceri, and Nicholas, PC as solicitor (5 yes, 2 abstain)
- Awarded PICCO Pump Station Project to Roto‑Rooter for $645,265 (unanimous)
- Purchased 4‑ton Asphalt Hot Box for $39,476.75 (unanimous)
- Approved $16,700 architectural services for Gill Hall Community Center addition (unanimous)
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Regular Meeting February 9, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Motion to approve the monthly bills
8. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Motion to approve minutes of re-organization/agenda meeting January 5, 2026
10. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting January 12, 2026
11. Motion to hire Aidan MacNeil for summer help within the Borough of Jefferson Hills Public
Works Department
12. Motion to advertise for the position of Public Works Director within the Borough of Jefferson
Hills Public Works Department
13. Motion to authorize an increased contribution to Jefferson Hills Fire and Rescue in the amount not
to exceed $55,000.00 more than the budgeted amount
14. Motion to authorize Gaitens, Tucceri, and Nicholas, PC to take over as Solicitor for the Borough
of Jefferson Hills Planning Commission as well as Clairton Municipal Authority matters that were
previously handled by Kerry A. Fraas
15. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil
Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
16. Motion to adopt Resolution 05-2026 appointing to one alternate seat on the
Borough of Jefferso
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Borough of Jefferson Hills
Regular Meeting of Council
February 9, 2026
The regular meeting of Council was called to order by President Steffey at 7:00 p.m. in the
Municipal Centers, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman
Bentz, Councilwoman Bucy, Councilman Lynch, Councilwoman Mares, Vice President Polick,
Councilwoman Ruscitto, President Steffey, and Mayor McCaffrey answered to roll call. Borough
Manager Glister, Solicitor McPeak Cromer, Chief Dziezgowski, and Public Works Director V olpe
were also present. Finance Director Haberstock, and Consulting Engineer Reidenbach were absent.
REPORT FROM BOROUGH BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
None
REPORTS
Fire Chief
The JHFR report is on file in the administrative office
EMS
Not Present
Consulting Engineer
The Gateway report is on file in the administrative office.
Finance Officer/Treasurer
The Finance report is on file in the administrative office.
Public Work Director
Mr. V olpe had nothing further to add to the Public Works report on file in the administrative
office.
Police Chief
Chief Dziezgowski had nothing further to add to the JHPD COPS report on file in the
administrative office.
Mayor
Mayor McCaffrey had nothing further to add.
Manager
The Managers report is on file in the administrative office.
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Mr. Glister stated last week I mentioned the new forum we had on our website to record
plowing and winter maintenance issues. We have had quite the
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Wed Feb 4, 2026
Council
Council will vote on a $190,138 PICCO Pump Station purchase and other contracts
The Jefferson Hills Borough Council will consider several financial and personnel items, including the purchase of a PICCO Pump Station package for $190,138 and a 4‑ton Asphalt Hot Box for $39,476.75. The council will also discuss increasing the fire and rescue contribution by up to $55,000 and hiring summer help for the Public Works Department. Additional actions include adopting a snow‑emergency declaration and appointing members to various boards and commissions.
- Purchase of PICCO Pump Station Package from Sullivan Environmental Technologies for $190,138.00 (Motion 21)
- Purchase of 4‑ton Asphalt Hot Box from Seal Master (quote no. 952508040001) for $39,476.75 (Item 20)
- Authorize increased contribution to Jefferson Hills Fire and Rescue up to $55,000 above budgeted amount (Item 13)
- Motion to adopt Resolution 03-2026 ratifying the Declaration of Snow Emergency (Item 11)
- Hire Aidan MacNeil for summer help within the Public Works Department (Item 12)
procurementfinancepublic-worksfiresnow-emergencyappointments
✓ Decidido: Council held reports and announcements; no formal decisions were made
The February 4, 2026 council meeting consisted of roll call, reports from fire, EMS, finance, public works, police, and the mayor, and announcements about a new website feature and a $550,000 state grant for the Peters Creek Road Rehabilitation Project. Recommendations for contract awards and work authorizations were presented, but no votes or approvals were recorded. No substantive actions were formally decided during the meeting.
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Agenda Meeting, Wednesday, February 4, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
Regular Meeting February 9, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
8. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Discussion to approve minutes of re-organization/agenda meeting January 5, 2026
10. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting January 12, 2026
11. Motion to adopt Resolution 03-2026 ratifying the Declaration of Snow Emergency in the Borough
of Jefferson Hills
12. Discussion to hire Aidan MacNeil for summer help within the Borough of Jefferson Hills Public
Works Department
13. Discussion to authorize an increased contribution to Jefferson Hills Fire and Rescue in the amount
not to exceed $55,000.00 more than the budgeted amount
14. Motion to authorize Gaitens, Tucceri, and Nicholas, PC to take over as Solicitor for the Borough
of Jefferson Hills Planning Commission as well as Clairton Municipal Authority matters that were
previously handled by Kerry A. Fraas
15. Discussion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
16. Discussion to adopt Resolution 05
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Borough of Jefferson Hills
Agenda Meeting of Council
February 4, 2026
The agenda meeting of Council was called to order by President Steffey at 7:00 p.m. in the
Municipal Center, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman Bentz,
Councilwoman Bucy, Councilman Lynch, Councilwoman Mares, Vice President Polick,
Councilwoman Ruscitto, President Steffey, and Mayor McCaffrey answered to roll call. Borough
Manager Glister, Finance Director Haberstock, Solicitor McPeak Cromer, Chief Dziezgowski,
Consulting Engineer Reidenbach, and Public Works Director Volpe were also present.
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
None
5. Reports
Fire Chief
The JHFR report is on file in the administrative office.
Chief Bendick stated for the month of January, Jefferson Hills Fire Rescue responded to a
total of 52 calls. Average dispatch in route time for Station 1 is 58 seconds; Station 2 is 1 minute
and 2 seconds. Average dispatch to on scene for Station 1 is 5 minutes 28 seconds, Station 2 is 6
minutes and 15 seconds. We did have one additional member complete EMT training. That brings
our total up to 37 cross-trained at the level of EMT or higher. Two members went through ISO
Rescue Training and completed that. Following the winter storm, we've been out in the Borough
shoveling hydrants. We're up to now over a 100. We are looking to continue that. We just got
confirmation that we received from the office of the State Fire Commis
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Tue Jan 27, 2026
Planning Commission
Planning Commission will consider final land development plan for Trbovich Garage
The commission will recommend to Council a final land development plan (SP-1-2026) for a 3,500‑sq‑ft warehouse on Cherry Street, owned by Ned Trbovich. It will also recommend a conditional use for a wireless communications facility at 310 Old Clairton Road, owned by the West Jefferson School District. Additional agenda items include adopting a resolution for a preliminary subdivision and handling reorganization nominations.
- Recommendation to Council for final land development plan SP-1-2026 – Trbovich Garage, Cherry Street, 3,500 sq ft warehouse (zoned M‑U)
- Recommendation to Council for Conditional Use Application CU-2-2025 to construct a wireless communications facility at 310 Old Clairton Road (zoned R‑1)
- Adoption of Resolution No. 1‑2026 approving preliminary subdivision SP-1‑2024 Trbovich Garage Building Plan (Council approved Jan 12 2026)
- Consider approval of minutes from the regular meeting on Dec 16 2025
- Reorganization nominations for Chairman, Vice‑Chairman, and Secretary
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✓ Decidido: Conditional Use Application for wireless tower tabled until February
The Planning Commission re‑elected Chairman David Montgomery, appointed Derek Reckard as Vice‑Chairman and Hynes as Secretary, all unanimously. The minutes from the December 16, 2025 meeting were approved unanimously. Resolution No. 1‑2026 approving a preliminary subdivision for the Trbovich Garage was approved. Two recommendations – the final land‑development plan for the Trbovich Garage and the Conditional Use Application for a wireless communications facility at 310 Old Clairton Road – were both tabled until the February meeting.
- Chairman David Montgomery re‑elected (unanimous)
- Vice‑Chairman Derek Reckard appointed (unanimous)
- Secretary Hynes appointed (unanimous)
- Minutes of Dec 16 2025 approved (unanimous)
- Resolution No. 1‑2026 approving preliminary subdivision SP‑1‑2024 Trbovich Garage approved
- Recommendation for final land‑development plan SP‑1‑2026 Trbovich Garage tabled until February (unanimous)
- Recommendation for Conditional Use CU‑2‑2025 wireless communications facility tabled until February (unanimous)
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AGENDA
Reorganization & Regular Meeting, TUESDAY, January 27, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
3. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments
4. Reorganization
A. Nominations for Chairman
B. Nominations for Vice-Chairman
C. Nominations for Secretary
5. Consider approval of minutes of the regular meeting December 16, 2025.
6. Communications
A. Resolution No. 1-2026, Council approval of a preliminary subdivision known
as SP-1-2024 Trbovich Garage Building Plan, approved on January 12, 2026.
7. Pre-Application Advisory Presentations
None
8. Old Business
None
9. New Business
A. Consider a recommendation to Council for a final land development plan
known as SP-1-2026 – Trbovich Garage Building, located at Cherry Street, lot
and block 881 - P-121, owned by Ned Trbovich. Property is zoned M -U.
Applicant wishes to construct a 3,500 sq ft warehouse with an access driveway
off Cherry Street with four parking spaces, utility connections and an
underground stormwater management facility. (End of the extended 90 -day
review period is April 27, 2026)
B. Consider a recommendation to Council regarding Conditional Use Application
CU-2-2025, for the property located at 310 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson
Hills, PA 15025, Lot & Block 661-M-398, owned by the West Jefferson
School District. The property is zoned R-1 Residential District. The applicant
is requesting approval to construct a wireless communications facil
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BOROUGH OF JEFFERSON HILLS
REGULAR MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF January 27, 2026
Presiding Officer: David Montgomery, Chairman
Secretary: Derek Reckard, Acting Secretary
The scheduled reorganization and regular meetings of the Planning Commission was held on January
27, 2026. Chairman David Montgomery called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m., in Council Chambers
of the Municipal Center, 925 Old Clairton Road, Jefferson Hills, PA 15025. Following the Pledge of
Allegiance, a roll call was taken.
PRESENT:
Seven members of the Planning Commission were in attendance at the meeting and included:
Messrs. Alvi, Dean, Donohue, Montgomery, Polick, Reckard and Ripley.
ABSENT:
Mr. Housley
Mr. Hynes
ALSO IN ATTENDANCE:
Kerry Fraas, Solicitor
Mike Glister, Borough Manager
Mark Reidenbach, Gateway Engineer
Jennie Easton, Planning Consultant
Mark Reis, Zoning Officer
BOROUGH RESIDENT/TAXPAYERS COMMENTS:
A. Pat Capolupo, 1070 Chamberlin Road, spoke of his opposition regarding the Conditional
Use application to construct a wireless communications facility.
Laura Williams, 2000 Laurel Ridge Road, spoke of her opposition regarding the Conditional
Use application to construct a wireless communications facility.
Gloria Koehlinger, Chamberlin Ridge, spoke of her opposition regarding the Conditional
Use application to construct a wireless communications facility.
Michael Jordan, 3039 Chestnut Ridge Drive, spoke of his opposition regarding the
Conditional Use application
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Thu Jan 15, 2026
Environmental Advisory Council
✓ Decidido: Elected new officers and added a council member
The Environmental Advisory Council elected Rick Moore as Chair, Joey Lynch as Vice‑Chair, and Tom Donohue as Secretary. The council also approved the addition of Nick Horgan as a new member. No other formal decisions were recorded in the minutes.
- Elected Rick Moore as Chair
- Elected Joey Lynch as Vice‑Chair
- Elected Tom Donohue as Secretary
- Added Nick Horgan as a new council member
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Environmental Advisory Council
Jefferson Hills Borough, P ennsylvania
January 15 , 202 6 Meeting
Roll Call
Dave Graffam , Rick Moore, Tom Donohue, Judy Kauf fman, Nick Horgan , Joey Lynch , Kevin
Pol ick , Bethany Kilin s ky
Reorganizational voting
Elections: Chair -Rick , V ice-Chair -Joe y , Secretary -Tom
New Member: Nick Horgan
Motion to get Lori a common gift for her years of service, Nick to get price for a plaque.
Comprehensive Plan discussion (Group)
The Comp Plan is to be presented to the Planning Commission in January. This will still
be a many months process so the proposed plan can be reviewed by the EAC in
February in plenty of time to for comments/recommendations to council before a public
hearing and then afterward a final vote by council.
Initiatives for 2026 (Group)
Pearson Road Trail – Is there still some rights the borough has on this right-of -way?
Targeted litter cleanup
Any others? Rick discussed that other EACs a re doing green initiatives for stormwater,
i.e. Rain Barrells, Rain Gardens , promote e-waste and haz. Waste recycling. Or maybe
through the PRC- hold an event locally in Jefferson Hills?
Review municipalities for mitigation via individual homeo w ners of infiltration measures
for MS-4 compliance
Subdivision and LDO: New Website
Discussion on the EAC tab of the Borough Website , Rick to reach out to Lori for info to
date. Nick and Judy to review and recommend content.
Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO)
To
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Mon Jan 12, 2026
Council
Council to vote on development deeds and multiple board appointments
The Borough Council will consider several appointments to local boards and commissions. The meeting includes votes on development deeds for Patriot Pointe and Washington Square, as well as a grant writing contract. Council will also discuss a conditional use application for 310 Old Clairton Road.
- Ordinance No. 922 accepting deeds for Patriot Pointe (Phases 1, 2, 3, 3B) and Washington Square (Phases 1, 2A, 2B, 3)
- Grant writing contract with Novus Strategies for $3,000 monthly ($36,000 annually)
- Payment of $26,303.29 to Tresco Paving Corporation for 2024 Road Program
- Preliminary approval of Trbovich new garage building land development plan (SP-1-2024)
- Public hearing advertisement for Conditional Use Application No. CU-2-2025 at 310 Old Clairton Road
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✓ Decidido: Council adopted Ordinance 922 to accept deeds for Patriot Pointe and Washington Square
The council adopted Ordinance 922, accepting deed dedication for the Patriot Pointe and Washington Square development phases. It also approved the 2026 agreement with the West Jefferson Hills School District for police services, a $3,000‑per‑month grant‑writing contract with Novus Strategies, and several appointments to borough boards. All motions passed unanimously.
- Adopted Ordinance 922 to accept deeds for Patriot Pointe and Washington Square (unanimously)
- Approved 2026 agreement with West Jefferson Hills School District for police services (unanimously)
- Approved grant‑writing services contract with Novus Strategies, $3,000 per month (unanimously)
- Approved monthly bills (unanimously)
- Approved monthly payroll (unanimously)
- Adopted MOU between borough and Police Chief Ronald Dziezgowski (unanimously)
- Appointed Gloria Koehlinger to Zoning Hearing Board (unanimously)
- Tabled motion to purchase PICCO Pump Station Package (unanimously)
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Regular Meeting, Monday, January 12, 2026, 7:00 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
5. Reports
Fire Chief
EMS
Consulting Engineer
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Public Works Director
Police Chief
Mayor
Manager
Solicitor
6. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
7. Motion to approve the monthly bills
8. Motion to approve the monthly payroll
9. Motion to approve minutes of agenda meeting December 3, 2025
10. Motion to approve minutes of regular meeting December 8, 2025
11. Motion to ratify the advertisement for summer help within the Borough of Jefferson Hills Public
Works Department
12. Motion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Civil
Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
13. Motion to appoint and to two seats on the Borough of Jefferson
Hills Recreation Board for a 4-year term expiring December 31, 2029
14. Motion to appoint to one seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills Planning
commission for a 4-year term expiring December 31, 2029
15. Motion to adopt Resolution 02-2026 appointing to one seat on the Borough of
Jefferson Hills Zoning Hearing Board for a 5-year term expiring December 31, 2030
16. Motion to adopt Resolution 03-2026 appointing to one alternate seat on the
Borough of Jefferson Hills Zoning Hearing Board for a 3-year term expiring December 31, 2028
17. Motion
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Borough of Jefferson Hills
Regular Meeting of Council
January 12, 2026
The regular meeting of Council was called to order by President Steffey at 7:02 p.m. in the
Municipal Centers, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman
Bentz, Councilwoman Bucy, Councilman Lynch, Councilwoman Mares, Vice President Polick,
Councilwoman Ruscitto, President Steffey, and Mayor McCaffrey answered to roll call. Borough
Manager Glister, Finance Director Haberstock, Solicitor McPeak Cromer, Chief Dziezgowski, and
Public Works Director V olpe were also present. Consulting Engineer Reidenbach was absent.
REPORT FROM BOROUGH BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
None
REPORTS
Fire Chief
Not Present
EMS
Not Present
Consulting Engineer
The Gateway report is on file in the administrative office.
Finance Officer/Treasurer
Mr. Haberstock had nothing further to add to the Finance report on file in the administrative
office.
Public Work Director
Mr. V olpe had nothing further to add to the Public Works report on file in the administrative
office.
Police Chief
Chief Dziezgowski had nothing further to add to the JHPD/COPS report on file in the
administrative office.
Mayor
Mayor McCaffrey had nothing further to add.
Manager
The Managers report is on file in the administrative office.
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Mr. Glister stated I know that a lot of folks in this area have been having really short
intermittent power outages. It is something that is impacting the
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Mon Jan 5, 2026
Council
Adopt Ordinance No. 922 to accept deeds for Patriot Pointe and Washington Square
The Jefferson Hills Borough Council will consider a range of items, including adopting Ordinance No. 922 to accept dedication deeds for the Patriot Pointe and Washington Square development phases. The council will also discuss a purchase of a PICCO Pump Station Package from COSTARS, approve a $26,303.29 payment to Tresco Paving for 2024 road work, and consider amendments to agreements with Hercules LLC. Several board appointments and routine approvals of bills, payroll, and meeting minutes are also on the agenda.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 922 to accept deeds for Patriot Pointe and Washington Square developments
- Discuss purchase of the PICCO Pump Station Package from COSTARS (amount not listed)
- Approve payment of $26,303.29 to Tresco Paving Corporation for 2024 Road Program work
- Approve second amendments to the settlement and access agreements with Hercules LLC
- Appoint members to the Zoning Hearing Board, Recreation Board, Planning Commission, and other borough commissions
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✓ Decidido: Council elected its officers unanimously
The council voted to elect Melissa Steffey as President, Kevin Polick as Vice President, and Diva Mares as President Pro Tempore. Each election was carried unanimously. No other substantive actions or approvals were recorded at this meeting.
- Elected Melissa Steffey as Council President (unanimous)
- Elected Kevin Polick as Vice President (unanimous)
- Elected Diva Mares as President Pro Tempore (unanimous)
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Re-Organization/Agenda Meeting, Monday, January 5, 2026, 6:30 p.m.
Regular Meeting January 12, 2026
AGENDA
1. Call to Order by the Honorable Carrie McCaffrey, Mayor, Borough of Jefferson Hills
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Swearing in of Mayor by the Honorable Michael Thatcher (5th Judicial District of Pennsylvania)
5. Swearing in of Council by the Honorable Michael Thatcher (5th Judicial District of Pennsylvania)
6. Swearing in of Tax Collector by the Honorable Michael Thatcher (5th Judicial District of
Pennsylvania)
7. Nomination and Election of Council President (Upon completion, the Mayor turns the gavel over
to the President)
8. Nomination and Election of Vice President
9. Nomination and Election of President Pro Tempore
10. Report from Borough Boards and Commissions
11. Reports
• Fire Chief
• EMS
• Consulting Engineer
• Finance Officer/Treasurer
• Public Works Director
• Police Chief
• Mayor
• Manager
• Solicitor
12. Borough Resident/Taxpayer Comments on Agenda Items
13. Discussion to approve the monthly bills
14. Discussion to approve the monthly payroll
15. Discussion to approve minutes of agenda meeting December 3, 2025
16. Discussion to approve minutes of regular meeting December 8, 2025
17. Discussion to appoint to one alternate seat on the Borough of Jefferson Hills
Civil Service Commission for the remainder of the term expiring December 31, 2028
18. Discussion to appoint and to two seats on the Borough of
Jefferson
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Borough of Jefferson Hills
Re-Organization/Agenda
Meeting of Council
January 5, 2026
The re-organization/agenda meeting of Council was called to order by the Honorable
Carrie McCaffrey at 6:30 p.m. in the Municipal Center, 925 Old Clairton Road. Following the
Pledge of Allegiance, Councilman Bentz, Councilwoman Bucy, Councilman Lynch,
Councilwoman Mares, Councilman Polick, Councilwoman Ruscitto, Councilwoman Steffey, and
Mayor McCaffrey answered to roll call. Borough Manager Glister, Finance Director Haberstock,
Solicitor Rosini, Chief Dziezgowski, Consulting Engineer Reidenbach, and Public Works Director
Volpe were also present.
Mayor McCaffrey stated at this time I would like to invite the Honorable Michael Thatcher
up for the swearing-in of newly elected officials.
3. Swearing in of Mayor by the Honorable Michael Thatcher (5th Judicial District of
Pennsylvania)
Judge Thatcher stated Good evening, everybody. Thanks for modifying the time a little bit.
As you all know, I represent Pleasant Hills and South Park. I just came from South Park. We're
going to Pleasant Hills after this.
It's always an honor to be here, be part of this. We got some returning team members
coming on. Everybody's either re-elected or returning after previous service. I think that it's always
good to reflect and take a moment about what this means because during your terms, as you all
know, it's tough. You need to have thick skin. You're dealing with things that are
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