*Incorporated 1946
*Population of 1,629 (2020 Census)
*Close to Downtown Pittsburgh, Homestead Waterfront, Regent Square

*Incorporated 1946
*Population of 1,629 (2020 Census)
*Close to Downtown Pittsburgh, Homestead Waterfront, Regent Square

Braddock Hills is now accepting letters of interest from residents that would like to serve on Council. Interested candidates must be willing to complete the term ending December 31, 2027 and a current resident for at least one (1) year. You can submit your letter of interest to the Borough Manager via email at braddockhills1300@gmail.com.
Current council members will meet with interested candidates on Wednesday, September 2 at 6:30 p.m. and appoint them at the September 8 Regular Council Meeting.

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Braddock Hills is a part of the Woodland Hills School District.

Propel Schools is located in Braddock Hills and serves students K-12
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The following links provide information regarding stormwater management & information about MS4:
Borough office hours are:
Monday thru Thursday
9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Please feel free to contact the Borough Manager, Cheryl Sorrentino, with any inquiries or concerns.
You can reach her at 412-241-5080 Opt. 1
or via e-mail at braddockhills1300@gmail.com
IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE ENTE
Borough office hours are:
Monday thru Thursday
9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Closed Saturday & Sunday
Please feel free to contact the Borough Manager, Cheryl Sorrentino, with any inquiries or concerns.
You can reach her at 412-241-5080 Opt. 1
or via e-mail at braddockhills1300@gmail.com
IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE ENTERING THE BUILDING VIA THE HANDICAP RAMP, PLEASE NOTIFY THE MANAGER PRIOR TO MAKE ARRANGMENTS. THE DOOR IS LOCKED FOR THE SAFETY OF THE DAYCARE AND EMPLOYEES LOCATED IN THE BOROUGH BUILDING.
The paving projects are complete for Park Avenue, Ardmore Manor Drive, 4th Street and Newton Road. Grants are being prepared for additional paving projects in 2027.
Braddock Hills has a new building inspector and code enforcement officer. They entered into agreement with Eastern Regional Code Enforcement. There is a link on Property Information page to file complaints (i.e. high grass, trash, and other ordinance violations).
The Borough submitted a letter of interest to purchase the property at 1600 Brinton Road. There is interest for the property to be used as future borough offices, council chambers, police substation and community room. They are applying for grants for renovations and updates.
Councilwoman Hood submitted a grant to develop an active transportation plan involving the study of existing transportation infrastructure and identify improvements to make it safer for pedestrians, bus riders, school kids, wheelchair users, drivers and cyclists. Awarded communities will be announced in September.
Grant applications have been submitted for the beautification of the walking track and playground area, additional paving projects, and for streambank restoration projects.
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