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 How Aspinwall Plans for the Year Ahead Each year, The Borough of Aspinwall develops an annual budget to guide the responsible use of public funds for essential services and community improvements. The budget serves as the Borough's financial plan, outlining how revenues will be allocated to support municipal operations, public safety, infrastructure maintenance, and capital projects. The budgeting process begins in the fall. Council members review prior expenditures and submit funding requests for their assigned committees for the upcoming year. The Finance Committee then prepares a draft budget reflecting anticipated revenues and operational needs. Borough Council reviews the proposed budget during public meetings, makes any necessary adjustments, and authorizes its advertisement for public inspection for at least ten days before adoption, as required by the Pennsylvania Borough Code. The final budget is adopted by December 31 and takes effect on January 1. Borough revenues are derived primarily from real estate and earned income taxes, supplemented by state aid, fees, permits, and grants. Expenditures support general operations, police protection, public works, parks, and administrative services, along with dedicated funds for pensions, road maintenance, and capital improvements. The Borough has been recognized as a Banner Community by Allegheny County and the Allegheny League of Municipalities (ALOM) for the past seven years. This designation honors municipalities that demonstrate excellence in professional governance, sound financial management, transparency, and community engagement. Events in the OCTOBER 25 Prescription Drug Take Back OCTOBER 31 Trick or Treat dbop 10:00AM to 2:00PM Borough Building 6:00PM to 7:30PM Town Wide Wall OCTOBER 31 The Firefighter's Costume Parade 7:30PM to 9:30PM Borough Building OCTOBER 21 Chess Club 6:00PM to 8:00PM Firemen's Memorial Park Be in the KNOW. Visit SavvyCitizenApp.com and download the app. NOVEMBER 5 Council Meeting 7:00PM to 8:00PM Borough Building adno=388088 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 How Aspinwall Plans for the Year Ahead Each year , The Borough of Aspinwall develops an annual budget to guide the responsible use of public funds for essential services and community improvements . The budget serves as the Borough's financial plan , outlining how revenues will be allocated to support municipal operations , public safety , infrastructure maintenance , and capital projects . The budgeting process begins in the fall . Council members review prior expenditures and submit funding requests for their assigned committees for the upcoming year . The Finance Committee then prepares a draft budget reflecting anticipated revenues and operational needs . Borough Council reviews the proposed budget during public meetings , makes any necessary adjustments , and authorizes its advertisement for public inspection for at least ten days before adoption , as required by the Pennsylvania Borough Code . The final budget is adopted by December 31 and takes effect on January 1 . Borough revenues are derived primarily from real estate and earned income taxes , supplemented by state aid , fees , permits , and grants . Expenditures support general operations , police protection , public works , parks , and administrative services , along with dedicated funds for pensions , road maintenance , and capital improvements . The Borough has been recognized as a Banner Community by Allegheny County and the Allegheny League of Municipalities ( ALOM ) for the past seven years . This designation honors municipalities that demonstrate excellence in professional governance , sound financial management , transparency , and community engagement . Events in the OCTOBER 25 Prescription Drug Take Back OCTOBER 31 Trick or Treat dbop 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM Borough Building 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM Town Wide Wall OCTOBER 31 The Firefighter's Costume Parade 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM Borough Building OCTOBER 21 Chess Club 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Firemen's Memorial Park Be in the KNOW . Visit SavvyCitizenApp.com and download the app . NOVEMBER 5 Council Meeting 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Borough Building adno = 388088