
Borough of Etna
437 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15223
Phone: (412) 781-0569
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"WE WILL ACT TODAY SO THAT IN THE FUTURE OUR COMMUNITY IS AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE THAT IS THRIVING AND ECONOMICALLY SOUND. WE ENVISION AN ETNA THAT IS KNOWN FOR A GOOD SCHOOL SYSTEM AND COOPERATIVE GOVERNMENT. OUR FUTURE INCLUDES A FOCUS ON SAFETY AND A RESPECTED, COMMUNITY-ORIENTED POLICE FORCE. WE CONTINUE TO ADDRESS ISSUES OF FLOOD CONTROL"
Etna is a small bustling community covering one square mile along the banks of the Allegheny River, and is bordered on three sides by Millvale, Shaler Township, and Sharpsburg. Centrally located, Etna is just 10 minutes (non-rush hour) from downtown Pittsburgh and close enough for easy access to the shopping centers in North Hills, Fox Chapel, and Monroeville, the cultural opportunities in Oakland and North Side, and the nine local Colleges and Universities.
Once a mill town, over the past twenty years, Etna has re-emerged as a residential community with a highly diversified business base. Within its borders are over 160 businesses ranging from good-sized industrial firms to smaller, family-owned retail and consumer outlets.
Etna has an approximate population of 3924 and is growing younger each year as more couples with small children move into the community. These young families have a refreshing vitality and a dedication to get involved and work to make Etna a great place to raise children. Their efforts have been fruitful, as evidenced by the many youth-oriented activities that abound throughout the year. There's baseball, softball, and deck hockey leagues open to both girls and boys and active scouting troops from Cubs and Brownies to Seniors and Explorers. These activities, coupled with Etna's pool, playground, and sporting complex on Pine Street afford positive, close-to-home leisure time fun, not just for children, but for the whole family.
On the following pages we have outlined all the areas of community life that would be of interest and importance to all who live and work in our town.
SAVE THE DATE AND HELP SAVE THE EARTH!!!
On Saturday, April 24, Etna Borough will be holding its annual Etna Earth Day Celebration from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Please meet at the Borough Building to team up with others and help canvas the streets and creek banks, picking up litter and other debris.
Gloves, garbage bags and orange vests will be provided for all. A few brooms and shovels are available, so if you are able to, you may want to bring your own. A light lunch will be served around noon. For questions or to volunteer, call Judi at 412-781-5793.
NATURE TRAIL CONCERNS
The Borough has been receiving numerous complaints about the amount of dog waste littering the Dougherty Nature Trail. The Trail is equipped with doggie bag stations on both ends and yet people are not using them. The issue has become so severe that Council must consider limiting the use of the trail to people only. This is not an avenue we wish to pursue. However, we regret unless people become more considerate of the environment, their fellow walkers, and the general health and welfare of their neighbors that use the trail, this may be our only avenue. We are asking you to mention to those trail users who do not clean up after their pets that their actions may result in the closing of the trail to pets.
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