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SCOTT TOWNSHIP OFFICESScott Township Administrative Offices

301 Lindsay Road, 2nd FloorScott Township, PA 15106

(412) 276-5300Web site: www.scott-twp.com

e-mail: [email protected] H. Fitzgerald, Manager, Secretary-Treasurer

Robert L. McTiernan, SolicitorNed Mitrovich, Engineer

Scott Township Police Department301 Lindsay Road, 1st FloorScott Township, PA 15106

James P. Secreet, Chief of Police(412) 276-7725 – Administration

911 – Emergency(412) 279-6911 – Non-Emergency/Animal Control

Scott Township Tax Office301 Lindsay Road, 1st FloorScott Township, PA 15106

Lisa M. Riley, Real Estate Tax Collector(412) 276-5302

District Magistrate 05-2-22301 Lindsay Road, 1st FloorScott Township, PA 15106

Craig C. Stephens, District Justice(412) 276-7887

Scott Township Code Enforcement Office301 Lindsay Road, 2nd FloorScott Township, PA 15106

Robert F. Fischer, Code Enforcement Officer/Building Inspector (412) 276-5300, Ext. 252

Todd R. Tulowitzki, Code Enforcement Officer(412) 276-5300 Ext. 216

Randy D. Lubin, Director of Public Services (412) 276-5300, Ext. 218

Scott Township Public Works and Parks Department2600 Old Greentree RoadScott Township, PA 15106

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.Bert Smelko, Foreman, Public Works and Parks (412) 276-4656

Population: 17,024 (2010 Census)Land Area: 3.86 Miles

Roads: State – 6.4 Miles County – 2.5 Miles • Local – 39 Miles

Scott Township Board of Commissioners Ward Name Home Phone 1 Eileen L. Meyers ............................................. (412) 279-4003 2 William E. Wells ............................................. (412) 276-8623 3 Stacey A. Altman ............................................ (412) 221-1977 4 David G. Calabria, Vice President .................. (412) 276-1488 5 Thomas M. Castello, Esq. .............................. (412) 429-8247 6 Paul Abel ........................................................ (412) 276-5598 7 Frank W. Bruckner, President ........................ (412) 279-9563 8 David G. Calabria, II ...................................... (412) 613-2980 9 Donald W. Giudici, CPA ................................ (412) 561-0824

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONSThe following Boards and Commissions meet in the Scott Township

Municipal Building, Main Meeting Room, 301 Lindsay Road, as follows:

Scott Township Board Of Commissioners• AGENDA MEETINGS are held

the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.• REGULAR MEETINGS are held

the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.

Scott Township Planning Commission (Meetings are held the 1st Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m.)

Mark Mox, ChairmanKenneth Lee, A.I.A., Vice-Chairman

John Remensky, SecretaryAdolph PodurgielDana Ann Slizik

Jane SorcanWilliam J. Quinn

Solicitor, John Vogel, Esq. Engineer, Emily Palmer, P.E.

Scott Township Zoning Hearing Board (Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m., as needed)

Joseph Woznicki, ChairmanDavid Seybert, PhD., Vice-Chairman

Robert Burlett, AlternateAmber Grier, Secretary

Solicitor, Jeffrey Hulton, Esq.

Scott Township Civil Service Commission (Meets as needed)

Thomas J. Galluze, ChairmanMichael J. Finnerty, Vice-Chairman

Mark J. PalastroSolicitor, John Cambest, Esq.

Scott Township Environmental Advisory Council

(Meets as needed)Donald E. McGuirk, Chairman

Robert M. Gamble, Vice-Chairman Bert LindstromWilliam LuxnerAngela Wateska

Police Pension Board(Meets as needed)

Paul Abel Jeff Skees William Wells

Non-Uniform Pension Board(Meets as needed)

David Calabria Linda MacGregor James Fisher

Representatives to SHACOG Board of DirectorsDonald Giudici, Delegate

Frank Bruckner, Alternate Delegate

Scott Township Vacancy BoardLynn Galluze

Scott Township Library Board (Meetings are held the 2nd Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m.)

Kim GriffithMark MooreAndrea Wachter

Kathy Calla Louis Calgaro Kathy Sites

Gina Leone, Director/Librarian

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Councilman Patrick J. Catena

Hello, Scott Township residents! I would like to take this opportunity to formally reintroduce myself as your Allegheny County Council representative for Council District 4! I am truly honored, and deeply humbled, for you to have selected me to represent you, and your interests, in County government over the next four years.

We are fortunate, in that we are in the midst of exciting times for the western suburbs, and, truly, for the County as a whole. Over the course of my term, I will strive to promote economic development and infrastructure revitalization to help ensure that our community remains bustling, vibrant, and welcoming to all residents, businesses, and visitors.

Again, I would like to thank each and every one of you for your vote of confidence. If at any time, throughout the next four years, you need assistance with County government or services, or have a suggestion on what we can do better, please do not hesitate to contact me at 412-350-6490. For more information on Council, the services we can provide, and what we are working on, please visit our website at www.alleghenycounty.us/county-council/index.aspx.

Federal, State and County Representatives

Allegheny County Council (412) 350-6490

District 4The Honorable Patrick Catena

County of Allegheny436 Grant Street, Room #119

Pittsburgh, PA 15219

U.S. Senator (412) 803-3501The Honorable Patrick J. Toomey100 W. Station Square DriveSuite #225Pittsburgh, PA 15219

U.S. Senator (412) 803-737042nd Senatorial DistrictThe Honorable Robert P. Casey, Jr.Grant Building310 Grant Street, Suite #1440Pittsburgh, PA 15219

U.S. Congressman (412) 344-5583Congressional District #18

(All of Scott Twp.)504 Washington Road Pittsburgh, PA 15228

PA Senator (412) 344-255142nd Senatorial District

The Honorable Wayne Fontana930 Brookline Boulevard

Pittsburgh, PA 15226-2106

PA Representative (412) 264-4260House of Representatives

The Honorable Anita Astorino Kulik

(Wards 1, 2, and 5)45th Legislative District

1350 Fifth AvenueCoraopolis, PA 15108

PA Representative (412) 343-387042nd Legislative District

The Honorable Daniel Miller (Wards 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9)

650 Washington Rd., Suite 102Mt. Lebanon, PA 15228

I encourage Scott Township residents to contact my Brookline (412-344-2551) or Kennedy Township (412-331-1208) offices for assistance with any state matters. Whether it is PennDOT-related issues, unclaimed property, senior bus pass applications or anything else, my office is happy to assist.

You may also visit www.senatorfontana.com to stay informed on state issues and sign up to have my News & Views delivered to your inbox weekly. I look forward to continuing to serve you!

Wayne Fontana PA Senator - 42nd Senatorial District

State Representative Anita Astorino Kulik represents the 45th Legisla-tive District. This includes portions of Scott Township, Carnegie Borough, Rosslyn Farms Borough, Pennsbury Village, Robinson Township, Kennedy Township, Stowe Township, Coraopolis Borough, Neville Township, Ben Avon, Emsworth Borough, Kilbuck Township, and Ben Avon Heights.

Rep. Kulik has a main office in Coraopolis, and a satellite office in Carnegie, which is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Rep. Kulik and her staff provide services to constituents of the district that deal with a wide variety of state related matters including rent rebates, utility matters, driver’s license issues, health care matters, family, children and senior issues, PA taxation issues, school matters and any other mat-ters concerning happenings and issues in Pennsylvania. Rep. Kulik can be reached at 412-264-4260.

As your State Representative, I am very excited for the opportunity to be your voice in Harrisburg and I want to be sure you know that my office is here to serve you. We can assist you with many state and government programs. This includes PennDot forms, property tax rebate forms, un-employment, professional licenses, and unclaimed property. Seniors can sign up for a Port Authority bus pass at no charge and we also have a variety of informational brochures about state services, local non-profits, and state maps.

We pride ourselves on constituent service, so contact my office any-time, whether to share your opinions or to seek assistance with any state agency or service. You can reach us by phone, email, or stop in at 650 Washington Road in Mt. Lebanon.

We also send out email blasts with district updates and information about our many upcoming events. You can sign up for those by emailing me at [email protected].

Pennsylvania’s 18th Congressional District Special Election - March 13, 2018

Hello, Scott Township residents! I would like to take this opportunity to formally reintroduce myself as your Allegheny County Council represen-tative for Council District 4! I am truly honored, and deeply humbled, for you to have selected me to represent you, and your interests, in County government over the next four years.

We are fortunate, in that we are in the midst of exciting times for the western suburbs, and, truly, for the County as a whole. Over the course of my term, I will strive to promote economic development and infrastructure revitalization to help ensure that our community remains bustling, vibrant, and welcoming to all residents, businesses, and visitors.

Again, I would like to thank each and every one of you for your vote of confidence. If at any time, throughout the next four years, you need assis-tance with County government or services, or have a suggestion on what we can do better, please do not hesitate to contact me at 412-350-6490. For more information on Council, the services we can provide, and what we are working on, please visit our website at www.alleghenycounty.us/county-council/index.aspx.

Allegheny County Council Representative - Council District 4Patrick J. Catena Anita Astorino Kulik

PA Representative - 45th Legislative District

Daniel MillerPA Representative - 42nd Legislative District

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Hello Ward 3! I hope that everyone had a happy and blessed New Year! Hopefully the

snow is behind us & we can look forward to a beautiful Spring & Sum-mer. A big thanks to our Public Works Department for always keeping our roads clear and safe!

As the weather improves, take an opportunity to enjoy our beautiful parks. We continue to try and make improvements that benefit everyone. A permanent bathroom facility has been added to Spinner Field. I promise to help and keep an eye on it!

Please take any opportunity you can to support & help our Fire District & EMS. These brave men & women serve our Township every day. Bower Hill VFD alone had over 260 calls last year!

As always, I am honored to serve this Township and I appreciate ev-eryone who takes the time to let me know about any issues. Do not hesitate to call or email me: (724)350-4262 and/or [email protected].

I can also be found at Vanadium Woods during any election. Stop by, say hello & please vote!

Dear Residents of Ward two in Scott Township, Thank you for the overwhelming support in the past election and for

entrusting me to represent you, I will try to never disappoint you.Last year finally brought the completion of the children’s playground in

Scott Park. This playground is handicapped accessible and I’m sure will be enjoyed for years to come. Please stop and see the new playground, I think you will be as amazed as I was. A large section of Lindsay was paved last year leaving only a small section that still needs paved and I hope to have that section done this year. If we do not change the paving guidelines and if the contract prices remain stable I would like to see Pine Trees Drive paved in Ward Two this year. The hockey deck at the park really turned out nice and I hope this facility is utilized and enjoyed by the children year round.

We are a thriving community which can be witnessed each year with the number of our neighbors who are remodeling and repairing their homes. Every spring, and summer we have a sea of contractors performing work to enhance the resident’s homes. Fewer people are parking in the front yards and we have no empty homes due to foreclosures and the ones that were are now repaired, or flipped bringing us great new neighbors with civic pride.

This year I was appointed as the chairman of the finance committee for the township and will be watching the spending of all Township monies. I will fight to make certain your tax dollars are not wasted.

We have very qualified employees that are great workers. The winter road conditions are the best in the South Hills, and our parks are beautifully maintained thanks to the public works department, our office staff work diligently to help our residents and, our police officers are very concerned, honest, hard working and create our safe neighborhoods. We have 3 vol-unteer fire departments that are outstanding and dedicated. We can be very proud to live in Scott Township.

The township has revamped the website and it looks terrific with many interactive pages and many forms that are now able to be filled out and printed making the application process very simple. Please check what is going on in your community on our webpage and try to take advantage of the special events. There is a section on our webpage to put your email, home phone, or cell number to be notified of problems or emergencies.

In closing remember cars must be licensed and have valid state inspec-tion to be parked in the driveway, on street parking is not permitted from 2:00am to 6:00am and, please if you see something wrong say something, lookout for our neighbors. Please stop at my house 635 Lindsay Road or call (412) 276-8623 or email at [email protected] if you have problems or questions.

Thanks!PS: the Civic Leagues Santa event will be December 8, 2018. Look for

the flyer around Thanksgiving.

Hello, fellow residences of Ward 4. I hope you had a Blessed and Merry Christmas and that your New Year will be of good health for you and your families.

In my last newsletter I asked if you were not satisfied with issues in the Township issues to voice your opinion. Well your voice and vote called for a change. We now have two new commissioners on the board and they are anxious to work objectively for the good people of Scott. Your voice in the Township matters and your input can be addressed at Township Meetings. Commissioners work for the people of Scott and if you see something that does not look right, let us know before it turns into a problem.

For an update, the Traffic Signal for Bower Hill Road and Kane Blvd. is underway. The delay was due to the construction of a new water line installed on Bower Hill Road. We agreed to delay our traffic signal project and not have two projects working simultaneously to prevent even more traffic congestion.

This year’s Road Program will be again very productive and for you wondering about Vanadium Road from Bower Hill Rd. to Worcester Dr., it will have a major upgrade. The upgrade will include new sidewalk and curb with full depth paving of the roadway.

If you did not see the new playground equipment at Scott Park, you are in for a pleasant surprise. It is a wonderful playground for our children to enjoy for years to come.

The best interest in our Township should always be our first priority in decision making and if you believe there is a compromise on any issues, please let your commissioner know your concerns.

And last, I want you to know that I appreciate your support and that I am honored to be your commissioner. Thank you.

David Calabria 4th Ward

To the Residents of Scott Township: This issue of Scott Topics is filled with upcoming events and information that is useful for every resident.

Recently the Township revamped our website. Please be sure to take a look and give us your feedback at www.scott-twp.com. We have a new IT Director, Jim Stoker, who will be keeping the web site updated with the Township’s information and upcoming events. In addition to the website, we have installed a new LED digital sign in front of the municipal building for the Township residents to be updated on events throughout the Township as well. Scott Park also received some additions this year. The park is now equipped with a regulation size Dek Hockey Rink and playground partially funded by the DCNR grant funding.

The Township was again awarded Banner Community status in 2018 thru the Allegheny League of Municipalities. Scott Township earned this designation by modeling ourselves as a community committed to sustainable practices, intergovernmental cooperation, sound fiscal management and proactive communications to engage community stakeholders.

This issue of the Scott Township News will focus on upcoming events, usual seasonal issues, as well as provide you with some useful information regarding the most recent legislation of general interest to our Scott Township residents. I hope this issue of the newsletter is both informative and helpful to you.

Denise H. Fitzgerald - Township Manager

Stacey Altman 3rd WardBill Wells 2nd Ward

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• Scott Township Board of Commissioners •

David Calabria, II 8th WardHello, residents of the 8th ward.I would like to start off on thanking everyone who supported me in

the election. It was made easier by everyone’s help.With a lot to learn in this new adventure I am looking forward to

representing the 8th ward. Several residents have already started voicing their concerns with issues about speeding around Meadowlark Park and on Raven Drive; I am investigating solutions to help with the problem. Also, I have been in contact with Penn DOT and they are in the process of looking to find the proper fix for Scrubgrass Road (flooding, ice, etc.).

Please I encourage all of you to contact me with your concerns, questions, and comments via Phone (412)613-2980 or Email [email protected] or Facebook David Calabria 8th ward commissioner. Thank you!

Don Giudici 9th WardHello to my fellow Scott Township residents of the Ninth Ward.

Please take the time to read through this newsletter. The information contained herein I feel will be very beneficial and helpful to the residents of Scott Township and the surrounding communities.

There have been many enhancements made to the Scott Township Park over the past couple of years. Come check out the new pool, deck hockey rink, pickle ball courts, and the new playground equipment. Also, please try to visit and check out the new renovations made to the Scott Township Library.

Now that the weather will be improving we can begin to look for-ward to the upcoming events at the park such as the Easter Egg Hunt, Memorial Day Parade, Public Safety Day, Fourth of July, Movies in the park, and Octoberfest.

I also want to thank all of our public service personnel who do such a fine job of protecting the residents of Scott Township. I can’t thank the Public Works, Police, Fire Departments, EMS Departments and all of our first responders for the great jobs they do protecting us all year round.

We truly have a wonderful home here in Scott Township and I pledge my continuing efforts to work with the Administration and other Commissioners to keep it that way.

I would like to begin by thanking all of you in the 6th Ward who voted for me, and to all others, I hope that I can earn your trust. Since this is my first foray into local politics, I will do my best to listen to the residents of my ward regarding all concerns, and hopefully work together to get a satisfactory resolution to any problems that may arise. My goal is to be a good Commissioner and my mission is to vote fairly on issues that affect all Township residents.

As a long time employee and resident of Scott Township, I realize how decisions by the Board of Commissioners can affect the day to day lives of the employees and citizens. I hope to work hand in hand with the Administration, Police Department, and Public Works in order for Scott Township to remain a safe and great place to live.

Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or by phone at 412-276-5598 with any comments or concerns you may have. Thank you.

Paul Abel 6th WardAs your Commissioner, I am honored to serve you and be your ad-

vocate.Scott Township is a safe, affordable, and conveniently located mu-

nicipality in which to live, work and raise a family. That said, we need to continue our efforts to market Scott Township to attract new businesses, and residents, to help keep our property values high and our taxes low.

In early 2017, Scott Township Manager Denise Fitzgerald, and I set out to accomplish this task through the use of information technology and social media. We agreed that Information needs to be disseminated quickly and accurately, such as Public Service announcements, Amber Alerts, or the relocation of an event held at Scott Township Park or Municipal Building. We also agreed that as community leaders, partnerships between our local government and its constituency help instill pride and civic responsibility.

Our first effort began with Scott Township resident Peggy Troiani Owner/Operator of Troiani Web Design, to create a new professional, interactive, and user friendly Scott Township web site. Denise and I are very excited with the results, and we hope you will find it useful and informative.

Our second effort was collaboration with VIS Signs/Visual Infor-mation Systems on a new LED Display Message Board located at the entrance to Scott Township Municipal Building. This message board will enable Scott Township Government Administration to quickly dissemi-nate public service announcements such as Amber alerts or the relocation of an event held at Scott Township Park or Municipal Building.

An important component to assist us with the use of information technology and social media is the recent hire of Jim Stoker as our In-formation Technology Technician Manager. Recently, Jim agreed to develop a Public Agency Account on the Social Media website “Next-door” to help Scott Township communicate with residents on important issues such as Crime and Safety.

Working together with Pennsylvania State Representative Anita Kulik and Allegheny County Councilman Pat Catena, who provided the funding, Denise and I were able to purchase a Standalone Automatic Ex-ternal Defibrillator (AED) for the Scott Township Municipal Building.

Denise Fitzgerald and I also applied for and acquired a matching grant to help fund a second Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) for the Scott Township Pool.

As the Chairman of the Public Relations Committee, we issued over 25 Proclamations including but not limited to:

a. The Scott Police Department for Law Enforcement Appreciation Day which commemorates annually on January 9th.

b. Several Local Small Business Owners and their successful activities.c. Several Boy Scouts for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout, d. A (60) year wedding anniversary, e. The Celebration of the (100) year anniversary of The Beth El Congregation.

DISTRICT 1: - UPDATE It was a very sad time as we experienced the sorrowful impact of a

lethal fire in our community and the tragic loss of life, and displacement of residents. Throughout that ordeal, I met with several residents, and I was truly touched by all of their concern and willingness to help. In the days afterward, I reflected on the tragedy, and I only hope that I was able to offer some solace to those in need.

Frank Bruckner 7th Ward

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I am truly proud of all of the First Responders, and our Police Depart-ment who were on scene. I would also thank my fellow commissioners for their solace during this tragedy.

Because of the tragedy, I reached out to my friend and confidant, Pennsylvania State Representative Dan Miller. Dan also represents District 1 of the 7th Ward, and Dan is an active member of the Mt Lebanon Fire Department.

Dan and I discussed several issues including Mt Lebanon’s “After the Fire-First Night Free Program”. This Program allows residents one free night at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Bethel Park to eliminate the bur-den of wondering where a family is going to stay after a disaster strikes.

Shortly thereafter, Denise Fitzgerald and I collaborated and I am glad to report that we were able to implement an identical program here in Scott Township.

The 2017 Road Paving Program was completed in conjunction with new and updated road/pedestrian directional signage to identify traffic patterns and road hazards.

We again issued Twin Hills Controlled Archery Hunt Letters as per Court Ordered Mandate.

At Cochran Hall we installed (2) New Hooded Sewer Inlets to help deal with storm water runoff and keep debris from clogging both Sew-ers and causing flooding.

DISTRICT 2: - UPDATE

The highly anticipated annual Orchard Spring Road Halloween Party was enjoyed by all. This year the event was led by planning com-mittee members; Rachel Schwartzmiller, Colleen Hough, and Melody Mackin which raised $350.00 for the Scott Township Public Library. This family oriented event allows the community to come together for an afternoon of costumes, games, food, but mostly good old fashioned neighborly fun. District Magistrate Craig Stephens and his family were on hand, and the Judge cooked his infamous hot dogs.

I would also like to thank the Janco family for their participation, especially Greg Janco and his compilation of a collage to commemorate the event which was proudly displayed in the lobby of the Scott Township Municipal Building, and the Scott Township Public Library. My wife Jeanette and I were again honored to participate as a costume judges.

In the lower Parklet on Orchard Spring Road, we honored and com-memorated the memory of the late Marge PASTOR and Jane SLATER and their families by installing a plaque on one of the Parklet benches.

Township Road Maintenance • We obtained approval for a Pilot Program on the Conversion of

(15) Sodium Street Lights to LED Cobra Head Street Lights. • We coordinated new updated road and pedestrian directional

signage indicating traffic patterns and road hazards.

As your Commissioner, I attended and participated in: The Allegheny League of Municipalities (ALOM) Conference; The Scott Township An-nual Public Safety Day; The Cochran Hall Annual Cookout; The Scott Township Annual Oktoberfest; The Scott Township Annual E-Waste Recycling Event; The Scott Township Annual Toys For Tots Campaign; The Scott Township Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony; and The Cochran Hall Christmas Luncheon.

In conclusion, I am pleased to report that during the January 2018 re-organizational meeting of the Scott Township Board of Commission-ers, a majority of my colleagues elected me to fulfill a (2) year term as President. In that role, I pledge to be fair, honest, and considerate of my fellow Commissioners, and their constituents. I further pledge to be fiscally conservative and to identify cost savings methods and more efficient methods of operation.

If I can answer questions or help with township problems, please call me at (412) 279-9563 or e-mail me at: [email protected].

Code Enforcement(Continued from page 7)

When you are spring cleaning, keep in mind that it is unlawful to have unsightly debris or junk in your yard or around your property. It is also illegal to have unregistered or uninspected vehicles on your property.

Haul away bags or dumpsters can be placed on your property for clean up or a construction project for a maximum of 10 days.

PODS are a convenient way to pack your belongings for storage elsewhere. Again, they can be on your property for a maximum of 10 days. You cannot use trailers for storage on your property.

Parking on your lawn or in your yard is illegal and the Police Department and Code Enforcement are working together to step up enforcement. Officers will be looking for illegally parked cars evenings and week-ends and furnishing the information to the Code Enforcement Office.

Rental PropertiesUnder PA Act 21, effective June 1, 2015 owners of all

rental properties will be required to install carbon monoxide detectors. This will become part of the inspection process.

RecyclingPlease place your recyclables in the bin with the lid

opening toward the street with a minimum of three feet between each container and other objects. Do not park your vehicle near the container. Do not leave additional recycling on top of the lid or beside the bin. The truck has a mechanical arm that reaches the bin so it is very important that you fol low the placement instructions. Wrongful placement of the recycling container will result in being left on your property.

Winter DaysDuring the winter season please do not plow the snow

from drive-ways or other property areas onto the streets and public ways as reflected in Ordinance #1486-01. Not following the Ordinance makes it difficult for our Public Works staff to remove all the snow off our streets properly. In addition, please be aware that snow must be removed within 24 hours of a snow fall from all property owned areas.

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TIMES CHANGE AND SO DO THE POLICE

Society has changed so much over the last 30 years with evolving technology and emerging social media trends. As Police Officers we must adapt to these changes to protect our Residents.

Our Department Motto is found throughout the Police Department, on our letterhead, throughout our policy manual, and on our cars. It’s there to remind our citizens and the Officers of the Scott Township Police Department that our goal is to help people. It says we will be there in your time of need. It says we’ll do our best to solve your problems. Remember, Police Officers are human beings, we may not always respond the way you want us to, or the way you expect. But we care, we will help and we will be there for you…… That’s our promise, that’s my promise.

Our Promise ‘WE’LL BE THERE’ What does it mean?

James P. Secreet – Chief of Police of Scott Township

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Please Consider Supporting the Scott Conservancy

The Scott Conservancy

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________Date: ________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________________________________________________________ State: ______________ Zip: __________________

Phone: _____________________________________________________ Email: ______________________________________________________________

Donation: ____ Family $25 ____ Individual $15 Enclosed is an additional donation of $__________________

We now accept PayPal for donations. Simply access www.paypal.com and refer your donation to our email address at [email protected].

~ OR ~Make your check payable to: The Scott Conservancy. Please mail this form along with checks to:

The Scott Conservancy, PO Box 13067, Pittsburgh, PA 15243.

We occasionally like to send out event reminders and member updates by e-mail, and appreciate having e-mail addresses. All information given to the Scott Conservancy is kept confidential and is used only for Conservancy purposes.

The Scott Conservancy is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and, as such, all donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. The official registration and financial information of The Scott Conservancy may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

Now accepting

Home to a Natural Woodland Area with Walking Trails

If you like to watch birds, experience nature with a brisk walk in the woods, or just want to take your dog out for some morning exercise, the Kane Woods Nature Area located on Scrubgrass Road is the place to go.

Three parking lots are available for visitors: A small one is the Whis-key Point Trailhead located at 1461 Scrubgrass Road directly across the Veteran’s Memorial Bridge. The second, larger parking lot is the Scrubgrass Run Trailhead at 1459 Scrubgrass Road, and the third is the Jewish Community Center parking lot on Kane Blvd. All three areas pro-vide easy access to the trail network.

The Scott Conservancy is com-prised of local residents who love Scott Township and its wild and

scenic nature areas. Vol-unteers without paid staff or professional fundraisers manage the Conservancy. All the money raised by donations go right back into the community to improve the nature area and maintain the trails.

Please visit www.ScottConser-vancy.org or call us to learn about Conservancy activities and how you can get involved, our phone number is 412-276-5300 x301.

We hope you will consider volun-teering with the Scott Conservancy or making a donation to support the mission of preserving Scott Town-ship’s green space.

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UPCOMING EVENTS(additional events will be posted on our website www.bowerhillfire.com):

1. CRAFT FAIRS — We have several craft and vendor fairs scheduled throughout the coming year. Our next one is on Sunday, April 29, 2018 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at the fire department located at 161 Vanadium Road. We are also scheduling one in late July or early August (date to be announced – please check either our website or the township for the date), and our third one on Sunday November 11, 2018

2. GOLF OUTING — We have our annual golf outing in the fall of the year. Please check out our website www.bowerhillfire.com in the fall for date and time. We usually try to schedule this on a Sunday when the Steelers are off or have a late afternoon start. So come join us for a fun time with great prizes and good food. Again check our website www.bowerhillfire.com for the date and location of the outing.

3. OPEN HOUSE — Bower Hill sponsors an open house at the Fire Department each year during Fire Prevention Week. This year it will be on Sunday, October 7, 2018 from Noon to 4:00 PM. Come join us for an afternoon full of events, including trying on the equipment that we wear into fires and maybe even riding the fire engine.

4. SANTA VISITS — During December we travel with Santa on our Engine to Bower Hill’s neighborhoods so that children can see Santa and tell him their wishes for Christmas. Date(s) for this will be posted on our website www.bowerhillfire.com as the holiday season approaches.

5. COMMUNITY EDUCATION — as part of the services we provide to the residents of Bower Hill we do several “Touch a Truck” events for schools, day care centers, etc. annually. We have even come to neighborhood Block Parties with one of our engines for “Touch a Truck”. We are also available for other types of educational programs. Please call the station 412-221-3497 to talk to someone about these pro-grams. We also participate in the Scott Township Public Safety Day and Octoberfest Events also.

INFORMATIONAL ITEMS:1. PHONE CALLS — Bower Hill Volunteer Fire Department DOES NOT make any phone calls to residents asking for financial support. Our only contact is by the mailings that we send in October and January regarding our membership program.

2. HOUSE NUMBERS — Check your house numbers and see if they are visible from the curb both night and day. This is vitally important in getting the right services to you when needed.

3. SMOKE ALARMS AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS — Please re-member to change the batteries in both your smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors when you change your clocks. This will insure working alarms in your home. It is recommended that you replace your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors every 7 to 10 years.

Thank you for your continued support of Bower Hill VFD.

Bower Hill VFD is one of 3 Fire Departments that serve the over 17,000 Scott Township residents and businesses. Bower Hill is a completely volunteer fire de-partment with approximately 40 members who can respond to calls for assistance from the residents and businesses, regardless the time of day.

Here are some ways that you can support Bower Hill so that we can continue to provide fire service to the residents and businesses of Scott Township.

SOME OF THE WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT BOWER HILL VFD1. BUY-A-BRICK — We are continuing to sell bricks that you can personalize as a recognition for your family, a remembrance of someone special, your organization or business. These bricks will be displayed on our building for everyone to see. If you are interested in the brick program please visit our website or email Brandon at [email protected]. Here is a sample of some of the bricks:

2. AMAZON — When you purchase an item on Amazon, go to Amazon Smile at www.smile.amazon.com and enter Bower Hill’s name. We will receive a donation from Amazon based on what you have purchased.

3. UNITED WAY — Bower Hill VFD is a member of the United Way and our United Way Donor Number is 2341.

4. AMBULANCE MEMBERSHIP — By becoming a member of Bower Hill you can receive medically necessary ambulance transports and we will accept what your insurance carrier pays and not bill you for the balance of the ambulance transport. We provide ambulance services and transport whether you are or are not a member of Bower Hill.

5. DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP — Become a member! We have several positions that you might be able to fill. Not everyone in our department is an interior firefighter. Several members provide help on the exterior of the fire ground as well. Helping with many tasks involved in fighting a fire or at an accident scene. If you would like to talk to someone about joining please call 412-221-3497 and someone will contact you shortly. We supply the training you need at no financial cost to you! We also participate in the CCAC FireVest scholarship education program for anyone attending CCAC, not necessarily involved in Fire Service education. Want to check out what we do? Please feel free to stop by the station on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Wednesday evenings of each month when we have drill. We start our training at 7:00 PM.

6. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT — We also have a Junior Fire Department Program for anyone ages 14 to 18. These juniors participate in the drills with the senior members (except for anything dealing with active fire) and take the same trainings as the senior members do at the Fire Training Academies in Allegheny or Wash-ington Counties. Many of our Junior Members have pursued the Fire Service as a career, with some even getting their Associates or Bachelor’s degree in the Fire Service. All of our current Line Officers have participated in Junior Fire Programs, many with Bower Hill.

Non-emergency number is 412-221-3497e-mail address is bhvfd2552yahoo.com

Website: www.bowerhillfire.com

Remember if you have a fire or medical emergency please call 9-1-1.

DEPARTMENT OFFICERS:We would like to introduce our Line and Executive Officers for 2018-2019:

Line Officers Executive OfficersChief: John Levi President: Robert LosekampDeputy Chief 1: Jason Dolence Vice President: Mike BriggsDeputy Chief 2: Deb Getsy Secretary: Ceil KitchenCaptain: Rob Losekamp Treasurer: Deb GetsyLieutenant 1: Joe Dryburgh Trustees: Justin ShortLieutenant 2: Brandon Mahr Joe DryburghChief Engineer: Stephen Getsy Katie Mahr

BOWER HILL VFD

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2018 Fall Leaf Waste & Branch Pick-Up Schedule WARD AREA L/B PICK-UP DATES

6TH, 7TH, and 9TH WARD Areas of - Greentree Rd., the Oaks, Orchard Spring Rd. and Ryan Dr.

TUESDAY

2ND and 5TH WARDAreas of - Lindsay Rd., Robin Dr.,

RT 50 and Swallow Hill Rd.

WEDNESDAY

1ST WARD Areas of - Glendale

THURSDAY

8 TH WARD Areas of - St Clair Heights, Scrubgrass,

and Kane Blvd.

FRIDAY

3RD and 4TH WARDAreas of - Bower Hill, Rock Hill, Somerville and Vanadium Rd.

MONDAY

* (NOV 22 & 23) - Held over one week due to Thanksgiving Holiday.

Leaves can only be placed in 30-gallon compostable paper bags and tree trimmings are to be bundled and tied with twine in manageable 3’ to 4’ foot lengths. Each bag and/or bundle to be picked up should not exceed 40 pounds.

** Please contact the Scott Township Public Works Dept. at (412) 276-4656 if you need any additional information regarding your leaf and branch pick up. If you need to make special provisions for any additional accumulation of your leaf and branch waste outside of the current township pick up schedule, contact the number listed above and you will be given instructions and directions for special drop off locations near you. (Wood Waste Recycling: 43 Prestley Rd., Bridgeville, PA 15017 - 724-695-1000)

Scott Township’s2018 Leaf Waste Schedules

2018 Spring Leaf Waste & Branch Pick-Up Schedule WARD AREA L/B PICK-UP DATES

6TH, 7TH, and 9TH WARD Areas of - Greentree Rd., the Oaks, Orchard Spring Rd. and Ryan Dr.

TUESDAY MAY 15, MAY 22, MAY 29

2ND and 5TH WARDAreas of - Lindsay Rd., Robin Dr.,

RT 50 and Swallow Hill Rd.

WEDNESDAY MAY 16, MAY 23, MAY 30

1ST WARD Areas of - Glendale

THURSDAY MAY 17, MAY 24, MAY 31

8 TH WARD Areas of - St Clair Heights, Scrubgrass,

and Kane Blvd.

FRIDAY MAY 18, MAY 25, JUNE 1

3RD and 4TH WARDAreas of - Bower Hill, Rock Hill, Somerville and Vanadium Rd.

MONDAY MAY 14, MAY 21, (MAY 28),JUNE 4

OCT 30, NOV 6, NOV 13, NOV 20, NOV 27


OCT 25, NOV 1, NOV 8, NOV 15, (NOV. 22), NOV 29

OCT 26, NOV 2, NOV, 9, NOV 16, (NOV. 23), NOV 30


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For more information, go to: http://wcdpa.com/wp-content/uploads/Homeowners-Stormwater-Guide.pdfor scott-twp.com

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Scott Township Recycling Week – Street List Please locate your street name for your recycling week.

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ADAM DR A FOREST DR A MAPLE DR A SWALLOW HILL CIRCLE A LARSEN DR BADE ST A FORSYTHE RD A MARGARITE DR A SWALLOW HILL CT A LOCHLIN DR BADE WAY A FOXCROFT RD A MARY ST A SWALLOW HILL RD A MAIN ST BAKEHURST RD A FOXWOOD CT A MARYLAND DR A TEDCO PL A MEADOWLARK DR BALDEN DR A FOXWOOD LN A MC ARTHUR DR A TORRENCE AVE A MONTGOMERY AVE BARLA DR A FRONT ST A MCMONAGLE AVE A VALLEY HILL DR A MOYNELLE DR BAVIS WAY A GLENN AVE A MEADOW LN A WALDE WAY A NEVILLE ST BARIA DR A GLENN WAY A MEADOW WAY A WALKER ST A NORSEN DR BASH ST A GREAT OAK DR A NELLIS DR A WARSA WAY A NORTH WREN DR BBARTLEY WAY A GREEN OAK LN A NEWBURN DR A WASHINGTON AVE A OAK ALLEY BBELL AVE A GREENBRIAR DR A NOBLESTOWN RD A WASHINGTON PIKE A OLD SCRUBGRASS RD BBELL RD A GREENLAWN DR A NORLAND AVE A WASHINGTON RD A ORIOLE DR BBENT ALLEY A GREENTREE RD A NORTH SIDE AVE A WASHINGTON WAY A OXFORD BLVD BBLACKBERRY RD A GREENVALLEY CT A NORTHLAND AVE A WHITE BIRCH CIR A PAINTERS RUN RD BBLACK OAK DR A GREENVALLEY DR A OLD BOWER HILL RD A WILLARD ST A PARK ALLEY BBLUFF ST A GREENVIEW DR A OLD GREENTREE RD A WINDSOR CT A PEMBROKE DR BBODEN AVE A GREGG ST A OLD WASHINGTON PIKE A WISE RD A PIERINA DR BBOLAND WAY A HALL WAY A ORCHARD SPRING RD A WOODRIDGE DR A PINE TREES DR BBOOTH WAY A HAMMOND ST A ORCHARD ST A WREN DR A PROVIDENCE POINT BLVD BBORDER ST A HIGH ST A ORCHARDVIEW DR A WYNNECLIFFE DR A RAVEN DR BBOROVIEW ST A HIGHPOINTE DR A ORRIS WAY A ROCKFIELD RD BBYGATE CIR A HILAND ST A PACHEL WAY A ROCKHILL RD BCAMELOT COURT A HILL ST A PARK DR SCOTT PARK A ROOSEVELT DR BCAMELOT DR A HOFF ST A PAUL ST A ARTVUE DR B ROOSEVELT ST BCAMPBELL ST A HOFFMEYER RD A PEACHTREE RD A BARTOLA ST B SALVINI DR BCAROTHERS AVE A HOPE HOLLOW RD A PINETREES DR A BERKWOOD DR B SCRUBGRASS RD BCAVENDISH PL A HOPE ST A PLUMTREE CIR A BERTRAM DR B SEGAR RD BCARRIAGE RD A IDLEWOOD AVE A REED WAY A BLUE JAY DR B SHIREVILLE DR BCENTER ST A IGNATIUS AVE A ROBIN DR A BORLAND RD B SILLVIEW DR BCHAPPLE WAY A INDEPENDENCE ST A ROBINHOOD RD A BOWER HILL RD B SKYLARK DR BCHARLES DR A INDEPENDENT ST A ROBINWOOD DR A BROOKFIELD RD B SOMERVILLE DR BCHATHAM PARK DR A JAMESTOWN CT A ROCKFIELD CIR A CARDINAL DR B SPRING HILL CT BCHERRYDELL DR A JAMESTOWN TERRACE DR A ROSE LEAF RD A DAVIS ST B SPRING HILL RD BCHERRYTREE RD A JANTHIA DR A ROYAL OAK DR BACK A DORIS DR B SPRING VALLEY RD BCHURCH ST A JOHN ST A ROYAL OAK RD A DORSEY ST B SUNNYDALE RD BCLAIRVIEW DR A JONES ST A RYAN DR A E MAIN ST B THE PINES DR BCOCHRAN RD A JOSEPH ST A SAMPSON WAY A ELM DR B THOMPSON ST BCREEK ST A KERN ST A SANDRIDGE DR A ELMBROOK LN B THRUSH DR BCRESS ST A KERR RD A SCHOOL ST A ELIZABETH STREET B TWIN OAKS RD BCREST LN A KEYSTONE DR A SELL WAY A EMMA ST B VANADIUM RD BCROSSWINDS DR A KISMET ST A SHADY KNOLL DR A FRONT WAY B WABASH ALLEY BCYNTHIA DR A KNOXX ALLEY A SHAWHAN AVE A GAMBLE DR B WALKER ST BCYPRESS DR A KOSKO WAY A SHORT ST A GREEN COMMONS DR B WIN OAKS RD BDALE ST A LEA ST A SHORT WAY A GROUSE DR B WITTAS WAY BDOOLITTLE ST A LEE ST A SPIKENARD ST A HOOVER ST B WOODCLIFF CIR BDUNCAN WAY A LIND WAY A SPIKENARD WAT A HUGHES ST B WORCESTER DR BEVE DR A LINDSAY RD A SPREADING OAK DR A INSURRECTION AVE BFIELDSTONE DR A LOCUST ST A STANCEY RD A JAYCEE DR BFIELDWAY DR A MAGAZINE ST A STURDY OAK DR A KANE BLVD B

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RECYCLING COLLECTION PROGRAM Curbside recycling service is provided every other week to residents. Your week depends on your location and will not change in 2018. Please see the attached street listing and calendar as a reminder of your service day and recycling week. Great things happen when you Recycle Often. Recycle Right.SM By recycling everyday items like those listed below, raw materials, time, energy and money are saved.

Recycling will be collected every-other-week. Place only the acceptable recyclables listed below in your recycling cart – no sorting needed.

Containers that held food should be rinsed free from food debris and liquid. Do not put recyclables in plastic bags.

ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS: NOT ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS Aluminum Cans Steel Cans Corrugated

Cardboard – broken down so it is flat and no more than 3 feet in length or width and tied in a bundle

Glass bottles and jars

Plastic Bottles and Containers

Office Paper Newsprint and

Inserts Magazines &

Catalogs Phonebooks Cartons

Plastic Bags Plastic Wrapping

Film Aerosol

Containers Styrofoam

Materials Tires Electronics Plate Glass,

Pyrex or Window Glass

Diapers

Ceramics or Dishware

Mirrors Light Bulbs Plastic Utensils Boards Rubber hose Metal or plastic

hangers

Visit www.recycleoftenrecycleright.com for recycling information and resources to help with your recycling efforts.

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See www.scottlibrary.org for more programs.

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Join us all summerfor special events,programs, guests,

and prizes to celebratesummer reading!

October 2018 ● Scott Township Community Room

Over the years, the Friends have given the librarymany of the items to help it become what it is today.

All library users are encouraged to becomea member of the FoL.

We offer a variety of children’s, teen, adult, and senior programming!

Scott TownshipPublic Library

301 Lindsay Road ● Scott Township, PA 15106412.429.5380 ● scottlibrary.org

Mon-Thur: 10 AM-8 PM ● Fri: Noon-5 PMSat: 10 AM-5 PM ● Sat. Summer: 10 AM-2 PM

Sun: CLOSED

- Ongoing Programs -

Cooking Club ● Children’s Storytimes ● Book ClubTechnology Help ● Coloring Club ● Teen Events Current Events Discussion Group ● Game NightsLego Nights ● Exercise Groups ● Writing Circle

I want to supportScott Township Public Library!

We depend on your support to help fund our community library. Every dollar makes a difference!

If you don’t have a library card, please stop by and get yours today; they’re free and we’d love to meet you.

Thank you for your generous support!

Name: ________________________________________________Address: _____________________________________________City: _________________________________________________State: _____________________ Zip code: _______________Email: ________________________________________________Amount: ______________________Please make checks payable to:

Scott Township Public Library*Your charitable donation is tax-deductible.

Mark your calendarfor the annual FoL Used Book Sale

- Friends of the Library (FoL) -

To refocus and reinforce the ways inwhich libraries can support Pennsylvaniansin leading successful, productive lives, the

Pennsylvania Library Association is pleased to introduce this new statewide initiative.

Libraries can push Pennsylvania to achieve one of the highest literacy rates in the country, a trained and skilled workforce,

and a growing economy, tax base, and population. 1B a s i c L i t e r a c y

Libraries can help all Pennsylvanians learn how to use online resources and current technology to improve their education, to enhance their job skills, to develop their personal lives, and to fully participate in a digital society.

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Libraries can play an important role in helping citizens have the knowledge and skills they need to improve their lives, to participate

and contribute effectively to their community, government, and society, and to connect with one another through discourse.

3C i v i c & S o c i a l L i t e r a c y

Libraries can play an important role in helping citizens manage their own and their family’s well-being, and empower them to be effective partners with their healthcare providers so they can live longer, more productive lives.

H e a l t h L i t e r a c y4

Libraries can help citizens become informed consumers and guide individuals, small businesses, and other organizations to contribute to

the economic vitality of their community through innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development.

F i n a n c i a l L i t e r a c y

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Scott Township American Legion Post 290 will hold their Annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 28th at 11 a.m. beginning at Our Lady of Victory Church and ending at Scott Park where there will be a ceremony honoring service men and women.

Movies in the Park

Scott Park Amphitheater—

Movies begin at dusk.

Great Family Fun!

ALL children must be accompanied

by an adult.

June 9, 2018July 7, 2018

August 11, 2018

PUBLIC SAFETY DAYSaturday June 9, 2018 - 10am - 2pmPlease join us for our Public Safety Day on Saturday, June 9, 2018 from 10AM to 2PM at the lower area of Scott Park. As always, we plan events which will inter-est the whole family. Participating will be all three Scott Township fire departments, the Scott Township Police Department, plus our STEMS and EMS departments.Events planned include: • Life Flight helicopter landing • Jaws of life demonstration • Smoke Simulator House, DUI simulators • The SWAT Team

• Bicycle safety program & inspections (bring your bike)• Child fingerprinting, car seat inspections • Blood pressure checks• 911 van, Fire Marshall• DUI simulators • A Taser display • “Pluggy”, Kid’s Training House • Fire extinguisher training • Advice on identity theft, internet scams and credit card fraud.

Scott Township will host their annual tree lighting ceremony on Thursday, December 6, 2018 at the Scott Park amphitheatre at 6:30 pm.

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LISA M. RILEY Scott Township and Chartiers Valley School District Real Estate Tax Collector

Scott Township Tax Office 301 Lindsay Road, Carnegie PA 15106

Phone 412-276-5302 or email: [email protected]

The 2018 Township and School tax statements will be mailed together on July 1, 2018, to homeowners as well as mortgage companies. Please contact the tax office for any changes throughout the year such as refinancing, changing mortgage companies, address changes or the pay off of your mortgage.

The due dates will be as follows:

2% discount thru August 31, 2018 - postmarked by due date is acceptable Face thru October 31, 2018 - postmarked by due date is acceptable 10% penalty will be added November 1, 2018, NO EXCEPTIONS

CHARTIERS VALLEY SCHOOL TAX ONLY:

You may choose the installment plan for the SCHOOL tax only: 1st Payment 25% Face – October 15, 2018 2nd Payment 25% Face – December 15, 2018 3rd Payment 25% Face – February 15, 2019 4th Payment 25% Face- April 15, 2019 A 10% penalty will be added if payments are not POSTMARKED by the due dates, NO EXCEPTIONS:

A $30 FEE PLUS PENALTIES WILL APPLY TO ANY NSF CHECKS For a valid returned receipt, please enclose a self addressed stamped envelope with your payments.

DELINQUENT TAXES: Scott Township taxes not paid by March 31st each year will be turned over on April 1st to Attorney Patricia McGrail and Associates. Chartiers Valley School taxes not paid by June 30th will be turned over to Jordan Tax Service, EXCEPT FOR THOSE ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.

MuniciPay: We accept credit cards for Township tax only. You may pay using one of these credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express) for a convenience fee of 2.65% of the total tax amount with a minimum fee of $3.00. This form of payment CANNOT be paid online; instead, you must either call or come into our tax office and we will assist you. As always, it is an honor and a privilege to have the opportunity to serve the residents of Scott Township. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions, concerns or comments that you may have regarding your taxes. Sincerely, Lisa M. Riley Tax Collector

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2018 • Scott Township Pool • 2018

Pool Hours Monday - 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Family Nights (Monday & Friday) - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday - Friday - 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday - 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Special Events 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Adult Lap Swim (Monday thru Friday) - 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Senior Citizens (Monday thru Friday) - 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Saturday) 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Special Needs Swim for Handicapped (Saturday) - 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Swimming Lessons Registration Fee: Residents $40.00, Non-Residents $50.00

There will be five sessions of swimming lessons: Session One: June 11th to June 22nd Session Two: June 25th to July 6th Session Three: July 16th to July 26th Session Four: July 30th to August 10th Session Five: TBD

Water Aerobics Registration Fee: $5.00 Per Class or $50.00 for 12-classes

Swimming Team Registration Fee: $100.00 per child - $10 discount for each additional swimmer

Practice Starts Monday, June 11th

Practice Sessions - Monday, Wednesday, Friday - 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Registration For All Programs (Proof of Residency Required)

Registration will be held at the Scott Township Pool Community RoomSaturday, June 2nd from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Monday, June 4th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Private Pool Parties 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Fee: $350.00

Facility will be closed to the public.Please reserve your private parties through the Township office.

Opening Day • Saturday, May 26, 2018Regular pool hours will be in effect.

OPENING DAY Saturday, May 26, 2018Regular pool hours will be in effect

POOL HOURSMonday 12:00PM to 6:00PM

Family Swim 6:00PM - 9:00PMTuesday - Friday 12:00PM to 8:00PMSaturday and Sunday -- 11:00AM to 7:00PM

Special Events 7:00PM - 10:00PMAdult Lap Swim (Monday thru Friday) - 11:00AM to 12:00PMSenior Citizens (Monday thru Friday) -- 11:00AM to 12:00PM (Saturday) 10:00AM - 11:00AMSpecial needs Swim for the Handicapped (Saturday) -- 10:00AM to 11:00AM

Registation Fee: Residents $40.00, Non-Residents $50.00

Session One -- June 11th to June 22ndSession Two -- June 25th to July 6thSession Three -- July 16th to July 26st Beginner - Adv Beginner - IntermediateSession Four -- July 30th to August 10th Beginner - Adv Beginner - IntermediateSession Five -- TBD based on interest

Registration Fee: $5.00 Per class or $50.00 for 12-classes TIME OF CLASSESTuesday & Thursday 7:00PM to 8:00PMSaturday 10:45AM to 11:45AM

Registration Fee: $100.00 per child$10 discount for each additional swimmer

Practice Starts Monday June 11thPractice Sessions -- Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:30 AM to 10:30 AMTuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM

REGISTRATION FOR ALL PROGRAMS (Proof of residency required.)Registration will be held at the Scott Township Pool Community Room

Private Pool Parties 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM Fee: $350.00Facility will be closed to the public.Please reserve your private parties through the Township office.

Semi Private Pool Parties (Birthdays)

11:20AM - 11:55AM Beginner - Adv Beginner - Intermediate

WATER AEROBICS--

SWIMMING TEAM--

Saturday, June 2nd from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM and Monday, June 4th from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM

Facility will not be closed to the public. Table(s) will be reserved for the groupPlease reserve your parties by emailing [email protected] or call the pool at 412-279-0633

SWIMMING LESSONS--

TIME OF LESSONS10:00AM - 10:35AM10:40AM - 11:15AM

2018 SCOTT TOWNSHIP POOL 2018

TIME OF LESSONS10:00 a.m. to 10:35 a.m. Beginner / Advanced Beginner / Intermediate

10:40 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Beginner / Advanced Beginner / Intermediate

11:20 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. Beginner / Advanced Beginner / Intermediate

TIME OF CLASSESTuesday & Thursday 7:00 p.m to 8:00 p.m.Saturday 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.

Semi-Private Pool Parties (Birthdays)Facility will NOT be closed to the public. Table(s) will be reserved for the group.

Please reserve your parties by emailing: [email protected] or call the pool at 412-279-0633.

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May 14, 16 & 18 Pool Passes go on sale - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Community Room

May 21, 23 & 25 Pool Passes go on sale - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Community Room

Saturday, June 2nd Registration for all programs 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at the Locust

Monday, June 4th Registration for all programs 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. in the Community Room

Special Family Night Swim** Pass Holders Only - Free Hot Dogs, Cokes, Sno-Kones 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Monday, June 11th Senior Citizens Swim Starts First Session Swim Lessons Scott Sharks Swim Team Starts

Tuesday, June 12th Water Aerobics Starts

Saturday, June 16th Soggy Dollar

Monday, June 25th Second Session Swim Lessons

Wednesday July 4th Community Day 4th of July Activities

Saturday, July 14th Soggy Dollar

Monday, July 16th Third Session Swim Lessons

Friday, July 27th Last Day of Recreation Swim Party

Monday, July 30th Fourth Session Swim Lessons

Monday, July 30th Appreciation Day

TBD Fifth Session Swim Lessons

Saturday, Aug. 11th Soggy Dollar

Monday, Sept. 3rd Labor Day - Pool Will Close

**FAMILY NIGHT SESSIONS are held on Monday & Friday evenings

from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. starting Monday, June 4th.

Balls and rafts are permitted in the poolfor the Family Night Swim.

Children must be accompanied by at least one parent to stay for the evening session.

Season Pass Tags will change to an ID picture for all individuals. Picture ID’s must be shown for everyday admission.

****Season Pass Tags will change to a picture ID for all individuals. Picture ID's must be shown for daily admission****

Second Session Swim Lessonsin the Community Room

Saturday, June 16th Soggy DollarMay 21, 23, & 25

in the Community Room Community Day4th of July Activities

Registration for all programs Third Session Swim Lessons9:00 am - 11:00 amIn the Community Room Saturday, July 14th Soggy Dollar

Monday, June 4th Registration for all programs Monday, July 30th Fourth Session Swim Lessons

In the Community Room Last Day of Recreation Swim Party

Water Aerobics StartsAPPRECIATION DAY

TBD Fifth Session Swim Lessons

Senior Citizens Swim Starts Saturday, August 11th Soggy DollarFirst Session Swim LessonsScott Sharks Swim Team Starts Monday, Sep 3rd Labor Day - Pool will close

Pool Passes go on sale - 10am to 2pm

Monday, June 11th

Friday, July 27th

Tuesday, June 12thMonday, August 6th

Monday, June 4th Special Family Night SwimPass Holders Only - Free Hot DogsCokes, Sno-Kones6:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Wednsday July 4th

Saturday, May 26th POOL OPENSRegular Pool hours are in effect

Saturday, June 2nd Monday, July 16th

5:30 pm - 7:30 pm

May 14, 16, & 18 Pool Passes go on sale - 10am to 2pm Monday, June 25th

**FAMILY NIGHT SESSIONS are held on Monday & Friday evenings from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm starting Monday June 4th.Balls and rafts are permitted in the pool for the Family Night Swim. Childred must be accompanied by at least one parent tostay for the evening session.

Saturday, May 26th - POOL OPENS!~ Regular Pool hours are in effect ~

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COMMUNITY DAY 2018 AT SCOTT PARKScott Township - 4th of July Activities

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Fireworks at 9:31 p.m. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •The pool will open at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 4th

At noon, the American Legion will conduct services to KICK OFF the fun!12:20 p.m. Inner Tube with Ribbons1:30 p.m. Land Races with Ribbons/Candy3:00 p.m. Water Slide Contest3:30 p.m. Water Races with Ribbons/Candy3:50 p.m. Rubber Ducky Race - Water Slide4:15 p.m. Money Hunt for 4th grade & under5:00 p.m. *Drawing for two children’s bicycles* To be eligible for the bicycles, you must have a season pass to Scott Township Swimming Pool. Purchase your season pass now!

Six additional prizes will be given away each hour to the children in the pool area. All children receive tickets when they arrive at the pool.

Rubber Ducky RaceOn the 4th of July, the Scott Conservancy will be selling 50/50 raffle tickets for the annual “Rubber Ducky Race” outside the pool area. Buy a ticket for $5 and a duck with your ticket number on it will be entered into the race. At 3:50 p.m., watch the ducks swim down the water slide and race across Scott Pool! Proceeds benefit The Scott Conservancy and will be used to maintain the Kane Woods Nature Area for community use. The race is open to all ages and is a fun way to show support for us. Hope to see you there and may the best duck win!

Enjoy a Special Night Time SwimThe pool will close at 6:00 p.m. and re-open at 7:00 p.m. This will provide the perfect place to watch fireworks, which will begin at 9:31 p.m. that evening, and enjoy pool side music from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.! Balls and rafts will be permitted in the pool at this time. Admission for the night swim will be $1.00. The admission price will be used to defray the cost of the fireworks.

SEASON PASSES will not be accepted.

On the Small Ballfield…

9:00 a.m. T-Balls League

10:30 a.m. Girls Minor League Softball

Noon Boys Minor League Baseball

2:00 p.m. Girls Midget League Baseball

4:00 p.m. Boys Midget League Baseball

6:00 p.m. Girls Senior League Softball

On the Big Ballfield…

9:00 a.m. to Noon Mighty Mites

SPECIAL THANKS…To the following Scott Township businesses and residents for their generous contributions to the 2017 Fourth of July Fireworks display and our Community Day festivities. Please join us for our 2018 Community Day Festivities, and plan to stay for the SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS event at dusk. We know you will be proud and pleased with our Scott Township Community from beginning to SPECTACULAR end!

Visit the Food & Game Booths in the Upper Park Area

sponsored by Scott Township Organizations

Preferred Primary Care Center, Union Real Estate, Osaka Tai Pei, Carnegie Motors, Greentree Animal Clinic, Greentree Road Shopping Center, Superbolt, Flynn’s Tires, Union Electric Steel, Dairy Queen, Tedco, Tucker Arensberg, Sorbara, Chartiers Terrace, Lennon, Smith, Souleret Engineering, Slater Funeral Home, Traffic Control Equipment, L. Thomas Towing, The Center for Cosmetic Surgery, Glendale Volunteer Fire Department, Dormont AARP, Glendale Hose Company, CW Howard Insurance Agency, Bower Hill Volunteer Fire Department, A Petrelli, Prescott Heating, Woltz & Wind Ford, Caltronics, BW Sales, and Scott Conservancy.

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~ SCOTT TOWNSHIP RESIDENT ~2018 Swimming Pool Application

Date: __________________________________ Name: _________________________________________________________________________ Last First

(PLEASE PRINT) Telephone Home: ________________________________ Office: _________________________________

The undersigned, being a resident of Scott Township, residing at:

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________applies for permit to use the public Swimming Pool of the Township of Scott for the 2018 Season and agrees to the rules and regulations for the operation of the Park Swimming Pool and Bath House. 1. Fees 2. Daily Admissions Week-Days Week-Ends & Holidays $45 First Pass Adult $5.00 $6.00 $45 Second Pass Children $4.00 $5.00 $32 Third Pass $32 Fourth Pass Twilight Hours $3.00 $32 Fifth Pass $25 Each additional pass after the purchase of Five Passes $25 Pre-Schooler, Ages 3 thru Kindergarten $ 0 Ages 2 or younger $10 62 years or older (Show Proof of Age) entitles you to 1 year season pass Visitors (Up to 18 years old) - 3 weeks pass $25.00 COUPON BOOKS 5 Admissions - $20.00 Week-Days 5 Admissions - $25.00 Week-Ends 3. All individuals must show picture ID for daily admission. 4. Applicant agrees that the use of the pool is at the risk of the bather. 5. Picture ID may not be loaned. Permit is not transferable and will be lifted if present by person other than the one to whom issued.

(18 yrs or younger)

The above are members of my family and make their residence at the listed address. I certify that I have read the rules and the above statements made by me are correct.

No refunds will be made because I falsified information.Applications for minors must be signed by a parent or guardian. Signed: _________________________________________________

Applications will be received at the Community Building located at Scott Park starting May 14th thru May 25th,10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Mon, Wed, Friday. Thereafter, applications will be accepted during normal pool hours. Make check payable to: Scott Township Pool. Credit Cards are accepted.No refunds will be considered after two weeks of the date of application. Those considered for refunds will be assessed 25% against the refund. **There will be a $30 assessment for any check returned because of Non-Sufficient Funds.

Identification must be shown at the time of application

The following information will be verified.

Age Last Grade Permit No Name Sex (If under 21) Completed School (Office Use Only)

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Check No. Check Amount Cash Total Paid Receipt No. Book No.

(5:00 p.m. to close)

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RESIDENT REGISTRATION FORM2018 Scott Township Swimming Lessons

First Name Age GradeSex: M F

Fee: $40.00Time Course





Date:

NO REFUNDS AFTER THE FOURTH DAY OF EACH SESSION.*There will be a $30 assessment for any check returned because of Non-Sufficient Funds.

Indentification must be shown at time of applicaton.

FOR OFFICE USE ONLYBook No.

Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate

11:20 AM to 11:55 AM Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate10:40 AM to 11:15 AM Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate

11:20 AM to 11:55 AM

July 30th to August 10th

10:00 AM to 10:35 AM Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate


Beg. - Ad. Beg. - IntermediateBeg. - Ad. Beg. - IntermediateBeg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate

10:00 AM to 10:35 AM Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate

Session 3

11:20 AM to 11:55 AM

July 16th to July 26th

RESIDENT REGISTRATION FORM2018 Scott Township Swimming Lessons 2018

Home PhoneBusiness Phone

( )( )

Last Name

Address

10:00 AM to 10:35 AM10:40 AM to 11:15 AM11:20 AM to 11:55 AM

Parent's Signature:

Swimming Lessons


June 25th to July 6th

June 11th to June 22ndSession 1

Session 2


10:00 AM to 10:35 AM10:40 AM to 11:15 AM


10:40 AM to 11:15 AM

Session 4

Cash Total Receipt No.Check No. Check Amt.


Session 5 TBD based on interest

10:00 AM to 10:35 AM Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate10:40 AM to 11:15 AM Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate11:20 AM to 11:55 AM







Water AerobicsSession 1 Fee: $45.00

7:00p.m. to 8:00p.m.10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.

Session 2 Fee: $45.007:00p.m. to 8:00p.m.10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.


Date:

Fee: $85.00$70.00$60.00

Tuesday - ThursdaySaturday

1st Child2nd Child3rd Child

July 4th - July 29thTuesday - ThursdaySaturday

August 1st to August 26th

10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.


Recreation Program

Parent's Signature:

11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate



Session 3


12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m. Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate

RESIDENT REGISTRATION FORM2017 Scott Township Recreation / Swimming Lessons 2017


( )( )

Last Name

Address

10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m.



June 12th to June 23rdSession 1

Session 2


Swimming Lessons

4th thru 6th Grade

12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m.




June 6th to July 1stTuesday - ThursdaySaturday

12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m.

K. thru 3rd GradeProgram 1Program 2

Session 4 July 24th to August 4th



Session 5 August 7th to August 18th

10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate







Water AerobicsSession 1 Fee: $45.00

7:00p.m. to 8:00p.m.10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.



Date:

Fee: $85.00$70.00$60.00

Tuesday - ThursdaySaturday


July 4th - July 29thTuesday - ThursdaySaturday

August 1st to August 26th

10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.


Recreation Program

Parent's Signature:




Session 3



RESIDENT REGISTRATION FORM2017 Scott Township Recreation / Swimming Lessons 2017


( )( )

Last Name

Address

10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m.



June 12th to June 23rdSession 1

Session 2


Swimming Lessons

4th thru 6th Grade

12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m.




June 6th to July 1stTuesday - ThursdaySaturday

12:00 NOON to 12:45 p.m.

K. thru 3rd GradeProgram 1Program 2

Session 4 July 24th to August 4th



Session 5 August 7th to August 18th

10:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate11:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Beg. - Ad. Beg. - Intermediate

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2018 • Scott Township Summer Recreation • 2018The purpose of the play camp is to provide a complete recreational program that will meet the needs and interests of all the children living in the Chartiers Valley School District.

Chartiers Valley School District Children - Children who have completed Kindergarten through 6th Grade. All children in the surrounding communities may also participate in the program.

SCOTT TOWNSHIP PARK TIME: 9:00 AM TO 12:45 PM DATES: JUNE 26th TO JULY 28th

REGISTRATION: Saturday, June 2nd, 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM and on Monday, June 4th, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM atthe Scott Township Pool Community Room. Additional information will be available during registration or by calling 412-279-0633. (Proof of residency required)

$85.00 1st Child $105.00$70.00 2nd Child $90.00$60.00 3rd Child $80.00

Carnival day activities include balloon contest,carnival games, candy and snow cones for all.

TALENT SHOW: Our annual talent show will be held on Wednesday, July 25th at 10:00 AM

Friday, July 27th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Starts Monday, June 25th to July 20thTENNIS LESSONS:

Following the Recreation Program, children are encouraged to spend the rest of the day swimming at the pool.All children must have a season pass or pay to enter the pool after 1:00 PM

2018 SCOTT TOWNSHIP SUMMER RECREATION 2018

* Field Events: Land and Water Races, Obstacle Courses,and Scavenger Hunts

CARNIVAL DAYS:

SWIM PARTY:

* Organized Sports: Basketball, Baseball, Dodgeball,Hockey, Volleyball, and Tennis

* Group Games: Bingo, Limbo, Tug-of-War,Musical Chairs, and more

* Special Activities: Street Bowling, Water Balloon Toss,and Bicycle & Fire Safety Presentations


Daily Activities and Special Events* Arts & Crafts and Free Swim* Talent Show and Swim Party

NON-RESIDENT

PURPOSE:

OPEN TO:

PLACE:

REGISTRATION FEE: RESIDENTS

The purpose of the play camp is to provide a complete recreational program that will meet the needs and interests of all the children living in the Chartiers Valley School District.

Chartiers Valley School District Children - Children who have completed Kindergarten through 6th Grade. All children in the surrounding communities may also participate in the program.

SCOTT TOWNSHIP PARK TIME: 9:00 AM TO 12:45 PM DATES: JUNE 26th TO JULY 28th

REGISTRATION: Saturday, June 2nd, 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM and on Monday, June 4th, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM atthe Scott Township Pool Community Room. Additional information will be available during registration or by calling 412-279-0633. (Proof of residency required)

$85.00 1st Child $105.00$70.00 2nd Child $90.00$60.00 3rd Child $80.00

Carnival day activities include balloon contest,carnival games, candy and snow cones for all.

TALENT SHOW: Our annual talent show will be held on Wednesday, July 25th at 10:00 AM

Friday, July 27th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Starts Monday, June 25th to July 20thTENNIS LESSONS:

Following the Recreation Program, children are encouraged to spend the rest of the day swimming at the pool.All children must have a season pass or pay to enter the pool after 1:00 PM

2018 SCOTT TOWNSHIP SUMMER RECREATION 2018

* Field Events: Land and Water Races, Obstacle Courses,and Scavenger Hunts

CARNIVAL DAYS:

SWIM PARTY:

* Organized Sports: Basketball, Baseball, Dodgeball,Hockey, Volleyball, and Tennis

* Group Games: Bingo, Limbo, Tug-of-War,Musical Chairs, and more

* Special Activities: Street Bowling, Water Balloon Toss,and Bicycle & Fire Safety Presentations


Daily Activities and Special Events* Arts & Crafts and Free Swim* Talent Show and Swim Party

NON-RESIDENT

PURPOSE:

OPEN TO:

PLACE:

REGISTRATION FEE: RESIDENTS

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2018 • RECREATION REGISTRATION FORM • 2018

Parent/Guardian: __________________________________Phone Number:___________________________Address: _________________________________________________________________________________Emergency Contact: ______________________________________Phone Number: ______________________Medical conditions/Allergies/Other concerns_____________________________________________________Recreation Program: June 25th – July 27th

Age &Grade

Completed

$85 1st Child

Last:____________ ____ M _____ yrs old ____ yes ____ yes

First:____________ ____ F _____ grade ____ no ____ no

70 2nd Child



60 3rd Child



*If you would like to prepay for your child’s lunch please add an additional $25 per child.Payment can be in the form of cash, credit card or check. Checks can be written out to Scott Township.*There will be a 2.65% convenience fee with a minimum of $3.00 on all credit card payments.*There will be a $30 charge for any check returned because of Non-Sufficient Funds.No refunds will be given after the fourth day of the program.Please check box if your child is participating in a swim program that will take place while at Recreation.

Session Number and Time:_______________________

Parent’s Signature: ______________________________________________Date: _______________________

FOR OFFICE USE ONLYTransactio

n No.Check No. Check

Amt.Cash Total Receipt No. Book No.

Scott Township Resident2018 Recreation Registration Form 2018

Price Child’s Name Gender Tennis Lessons Prepaid Lunch

Scott Township Resident

Parent/Guardian: __________________________________Phone Number:___________________________Address: _________________________________________________________________________________Emergency Contact: ______________________________________Phone Number: ______________________Medical conditions/Allergies/Other concerns_____________________________________________________Recreation Program: June 25th – July 27th

Age &Grade

Completed

$85 1st Child



70 2nd Child



60 3rd Child



*If you would like to prepay for your child’s lunch please add an additional $25 per child.Payment can be in the form of cash, credit card or check. Checks can be written out to Scott Township.*There will be a 2.65% convenience fee with a minimum of $3.00 on all credit card payments.*There will be a $30 charge for any check returned because of Non-Sufficient Funds.No refunds will be given after the fourth day of the program.Please check box if your child is participating in a swim program that will take place while at Recreation.

Session Number and Time:_______________________

Parent’s Signature: ______________________________________________Date: _______________________

FOR OFFICE USE ONLYTransactio

n No.Check No. Check

Amt.Cash Total Receipt No. Book No.

Scott Township Resident2018 Recreation Registration Form 2018

Price Child’s Name Gender Tennis Lessons Prepaid Lunch

1:30 PMto

2:15 PM

2:15 PM Land Races

3:00 PM Inner Tube Races - Ribbons & Candy for all

5:00 PM Money Hunt - K thru 5th Grade

5:30 PM *Drawing for (2) childre's bicycles

(6) Additional prizes will be given away each hour to the children inthe pool area. All children will receive tickets when they arrive at the pool

6:00 PM to 9:00 PM

* To be eligible for the bicycles you must have a season pass to Scott Pool

A big "THANK YOU" from Scott Township to all the children and adults for spending their summer at the pool.

Water Slide Contest "Time"

Family Night Swim

Free Hot Dog and beverage and your Choice of Sno-Kone or Popcorn(the above will be given away between the hours of 1:00PM - 4:30PM)

SCOTT POOL'S APPRECIATION DAY MONDAY, August 6, 2018

12:00 PM TO 9:00 PM1:30 PM

to2:15 PM

2:15 PMLand Races

3:00 PMInner Tube Races - Ribbons & Candy for all

5:00 PMMoney Hunt - K thru 5th Grade

5:30 PM*Drawing for (2) childre's bicycles


6:00 PM to 9:00 PM




Family Night Swim



12:00 PM TO 9:00 PM

Presorted StandardU.S. Postage

PAIDPittsburgh PA

Permit No. 4123

SCOTT TOWNSHIP NEWS301 Lindsay RoadScott Township, Pennsylvania 15106

A Big “THANK YOU!” from Scott Township to all the children and adults for spending their summer at the pool!

FREE HOT DOG & BEVERAGEAnd your choice of Sno-Kone or Popcorn(The above will be given away between 1:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.)

ACTIVITIES:1:30 to 2:15 p.m. – Waterslide Contest “Time” • 2:15 p.m. – Land Races

3:00 p.m. – Inner Tube Races - Ribbons & Candy for ALL!5:00 p.m. – Money Hunt - K thru 5th Grade • 5:30 p.m. – Drawing for (2) children’s bicycles*

(6) Additional prizes will be given away each hour to the children in the pool area. All children will receive tickets when they arrive at the pool.

FAMILY NIGHT SWIM:6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

*To be eligible for the bicycles you MUST have a season pass to Scott Pool.

Monday July 30th 2018 ~ 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

1:30 PMto

2:15 PM

2:15 PM Land Races

3:00 PM Inner Tube Races - Ribbons & Candy for all

5:00 PM Money Hunt - K thru 5th Grade

5:30 PM *Drawing for (2) childre's bicycles


6:00 PM to 9:00 PM




Family Night Swim



12:00 PM TO 9:00 PM

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