Stowe Township is seeking volunteers to participate in cleaning up litter and debris in partnership with Allegheny Clean Ways.
Please follow the link to volunteer: https://www.flipcause.com/hosted_widget/volunteer_step2/NTA2NDM=/106587
Also, we are asking that all residents take time to clean up in front of your resident or business.
TOGETHER we can keep Stowe Township clean!
Thank you!
Dear Residents,
Effective January 1, 2022, Pennsylvania Municipal Service Company (PAMS) has been appointed the current and delinquent sewage fee collector for Stowe Township.
Sewage bills are sent monthly effective July, 2023. To avoid any late fees or penalties, please remit payment as indicated on your sewage bill BEFORE the due date. Online payments, requesting electronic notifications and/or statement notices can all be set up by going to: https://pamunicipalservice.com/
Berkheimer and Associates will continue to collect the delinquent sewage fee balances for Stowe Township, if applicable.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. If you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact PAMS at 412-828-0101.
McKees Rocks, PA – Stowe Township is planning to utilize a mix of funding from the American Rescue Plan and money set aside by the Board of Commissioners along with the expertise of its staff, committees, contractors, and public input to start several projects in 2022. Work includes the milling and paving of Penn and Derby alleys. Other items include purchasing two new vehicles for public works, one of which has already arrived, and equipment to enhance communication with the public.
Good fiscal stewardship from the Board over the last several years has allowed us to set aside money for important public works project such as paving Penn and Derby alleys,” said Robin Parrilla, President of the Stowe Township Board of Commissioners.
The Board is also starting a strategic planning process to determine how it can effectively utilize the rest of the ARPA funding. “Planning is an important part of how the township balances internal needs, public input, and budgetary constraints,” said Kelly Cropper-Hall, the Finance and Planning Committee Chair for the Board of Commissioners. Cropper-Hall went on to state that “we want to put these funds to the best use possible and are looking forward to doing that in such a manner that helps our community.” For more information, please contact Dwight Boddorf, Township Secretary, at 412-331-4050, ext. 9, and visit stowetwp.net.