New Borough Building - Public Meeting - June 12, 2012 at 7:00 PM
PUBLIC NOTICE
BOROUGH OF BRENTWOOD
COMMUNITY MEETING
RESIDENT’S OF BRENTWOOD, YOUR INPUT IS NEEDED!!
The Brentwood Borough Council will conduct a Public Meeting on Tuesday, June 12, 2012 at 7:00 P.M. in Council Chambers, Brentwood Borough Municipal Building, 3624 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15227.
On Saturday, May 5, you can safely disposed of household chemicals by bringing your items to the North Park swimming pool parking lot from 9am to 1pm. There is a fee of $2 per gallon (cash only). For more information, click HERE.
Input On Transit Cuts Needed
The Congress of Neighboring Communities (CONNECT) an organization representing the urban core of our region is seeking your input on how transit cuts will affect our community’s families and businesses. Please visit the following websites to provide your feedback and forward this information onto your friends and neighbors. Thank you for your input to help make our communities stronger. Please contact Jay Rickabaugh at
for further information. We will be accepting information through April 8.
If you haven't already received your Property Reassessment Notice from the County in your mailbox, you will shortly. Many Brentwood residents received their notice on February 21st.
To get information on your current property values or your reassessment values, or to obtain information on filing an appeal, please visit the Allegheny County Property Assessment website at:
Left to Right - Pat Carnevale, Charlie Johnson, Vice President; David Wenzel, President; Martin Vickless, Clyde Zimmerman. Front Row; Ann Schade, Ken Lockhart, Mayor; Cathy Trexler, President Pro Temp
Brentwood, Pennsylvania
Less than 6 miles south of downtown Pittsburgh, you’ll find the Borough of Brentwood, a suburb in Allegheny County. Since 1915, families have been calling Brentwood their home. Brentwood is a small community with a big heart. Quiet cobblestone tree-lined streets and attractive brick and stone homes can be found throughout the community.
Running through the heart of Brentwood is Brownsville Road, where parades are held on the 4th of July and where you can find families any hour of the day walking and talking. Brentwood is truly a main street community.
Brentwood, home of the Brentwood High School Spartans, has a population of over 10,000 residents, and it seems that almost every one of them shows up in the fall to watch the Spartans play football.
Brentwood Town Square is a new booming business district on the edge of town boasting sidewalk cafés, fine restaurants, and the obligatory ice cream parlor.
Pay your parking tickets or delinquent sewage bill online using our new Online Bill Payment system. "NEW" Landlord Tennant Registration now available. Click HERE to get started.
The Borough of Brentwood is a unified, family-oriented community with a strong commitment to civic pride and traditions. While preserving these standards, ideals and traditions, the community shall strive to provide a high quality of life for all, a superior educational system and residential areas with a more suburban character. The community shall support established businesses while encouraging future economic development and effective local government, all within a safe and clean environment.
Less than 6 miles south of downtown Pittsburgh, you’ll find the Borough of Brentwood, a suburb in Allegheny County. Since 1915, families have been calling Brentwood their home. Brentwood is a small community with a big heart. Quiet cobblestone tree-lined streets and attractive brick and stone homes can be found throughout the community. 
Running through the heart of Brentwood is Brownsville Road, where parades are held on the 4th of July and where you can find families any hour of the day walking and talking. Brentwood is truly a main street community. 
ONLINE BILL PAYMENT