XII ASPINWALL BEANS 'N' CREAM:* BOROUGH OF ASPINWALL EST. 1892 The Town That Pride Built Borough Office 217 Commercial Avenue 412-781-0213 Police 911 Borough Water (412) 781-0213 dawn@boroughofaspinwall.com Fire District Station 2 (412) 781-1116 Foxwall EMS Services (412) 963-6611 Shank Waste & Recycling Services (724) 226-8320 custsvc@shankwasteservice.com Aspinwall Property & Fox Chapel School Tax (412) 781-0213 dawn@boroughofaspinwall.com Borough Manager Melissa Lang O'Malley melissa@boroughofaspinwall.com Permits/Tickets Pay By Phone (412) 387-6120 JULY 18 Movies in the Park Mufasa 8:30PM Ave Ate Farm It's All About The Grants The Borough of Aspinwall is proud to say that since 2013, we have received over $3 million in grants to support over 16 projects. Since 2016, Aspinwall has undertaken projects to maintain and improve the Borough. Between 2013 and 2024, the Borough has matched over $1 million for infrastructure repairs, amenity improvements and sewer line updates. The Borough invested $374,000 in Fireman's Park and the 5th Street Playground. These parks were renovated and/or rehabilitated with monies from Greenways, Trails and Recreation grants as well as Community Financing Authority grants. Most recently, the Borough received $100,000 from PA DCNR to reconstruct a pickleball court and a multi-use court at the athletic field. The Borough and Neighborhood Pickleball contributed $150,000 toward the cost. Aspinwall Borough completed sewer line updates with funds from ALCOSAN Grow Grants and CITF JULY 24 Aspinwall Alley Bash End the Day in Alley A 5PM to 8PM funds. Storm sewer separations were completed on Eastern Ave, Center Ave and Western Ave. Permeable pavers were installed in Alley A from Western Ave to Brilliant Ave as part of the DEP Consent Order. So far, the Borough has removed 11.8 MG per/year of water from the sewer system, drastically reducing flooding and backups. The borough also installed water valves and replaced the water main and sewer main on the 100 block of Second Street. The borough has submitted multiple grant applications for water infrastructure improvements, pedestrian and bike safety on Freeport Road and a feasibility study for an observation deck at Fireman's Park. Grants are an important source of funding for municipalities, playing a vital role in their ability to provide essential services, invest in infrastructure, and enhance community well-being while supplementing the budget. the Wall Events in the AUGUST 7 Aspinwall's Big Night Out Aspinwall Recreational Area AUGUST 29 Camp on the Hill Aspinwall Firemen's Memorial Park SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 20 Chamber Golf Outing 9AM Shotgun Start 3 Lakes Golf Course Chamber Beer Crawl 2:30PM to 5:30PM Commercial, Alley A, Brilliant Be in the KNOW. Visit SavvyCitizenApp.com and download the app. XII ASPINWALL BEANS ' N ' CREAM : * BOROUGH OF ASPINWALL EST . 1892 The Town That Pride Built Borough Office 217 Commercial Avenue 412-781-0213 Police 911 Borough Water ( 412 ) 781-0213 dawn@boroughofaspinwall.com Fire District Station 2 ( 412 ) 781-1116 Foxwall EMS Services ( 412 ) 963-6611 Shank Waste & Recycling Services ( 724 ) 226-8320 custsvc@shankwasteservice.com Aspinwall Property & Fox Chapel School Tax ( 412 ) 781-0213 dawn@boroughofaspinwall.com Borough Manager Melissa Lang O'Malley melissa@boroughofaspinwall.com Permits / Tickets Pay By Phone ( 412 ) 387-6120 JULY 18 Movies in the Park Mufasa 8:30 PM Ave Ate Farm It's All About The Grants The Borough of Aspinwall is proud to say that since 2013 , we have received over $ 3 million in grants to support over 16 projects . Since 2016 , Aspinwall has undertaken projects to maintain and improve the Borough . Between 2013 and 2024 , the Borough has matched over $ 1 million for infrastructure repairs , amenity improvements and sewer line updates . The Borough invested $ 374,000 in Fireman's Park and the 5th Street Playground . These parks were renovated and / or rehabilitated with monies from Greenways , Trails and Recreation grants as well as Community Financing Authority grants . Most recently , the Borough received $ 100,000 from PA DCNR to reconstruct a pickleball court and a multi - use court at the athletic field . The Borough and Neighborhood Pickleball contributed $ 150,000 toward the cost . Aspinwall Borough completed sewer line updates with funds from ALCOSAN Grow Grants and CITF JULY 24 Aspinwall Alley Bash End the Day in Alley A 5PM to 8PM funds . Storm sewer separations were completed on Eastern Ave , Center Ave and Western Ave. Permeable pavers were installed in Alley A from Western Ave to Brilliant Ave as part of the DEP Consent Order . So far , the Borough has removed 11.8 MG per / year of water from the sewer system , drastically reducing flooding and backups . The borough also installed water valves and replaced the water main and sewer main on the 100 block of Second Street . The borough has submitted multiple grant applications for water infrastructure improvements , pedestrian and bike safety on Freeport Road and a feasibility study for an observation deck at Fireman's Park . Grants are an important source of funding for municipalities , playing a vital role in their ability to provide essential services , invest in infrastructure , and enhance community well - being while supplementing the budget . the Wall Events in the AUGUST 7 Aspinwall's Big Night Out Aspinwall Recreational Area AUGUST 29 Camp on the Hill Aspinwall Firemen's Memorial Park SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 20 Chamber Golf Outing 9AM Shotgun Start 3 Lakes Golf Course Chamber Beer Crawl 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM Commercial , Alley A , Brilliant Be in the KNOW . Visit SavvyCitizenApp.com and download the app .