Friday, May 31, 2002
 National Aviary Taking Steps to Eliminate Bacterial Infection
(Health Department)
 Former Head of Governor’s Action Team Steve Morgan Named to Oversee County's Economic Development Efforts
(Economic Development)
Thursday, May 30, 2002
 Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard Signifies Hope for the Area’s Homeless Veterans
(Chief Executive)
 21 Finalists Named for Food Safety Awards
(Health Department)
 Crews to Rehab Millers Grove and Clairton Road in Pleasant Hills May 31 - June 3
(Public Works)
Wednesday, May 29, 2002
 County Plans to Mill Vanadium Road in Collier Township May 30
(Public Works)
 Horning Road Milling Work Set for May 30-31
(Public Works)
 County Marbles Championship Set
(Parks)
 County Announces Community Appeals Hearings Schedule
(Property Assessment)
 Hartwood Hosts Elegant High Tea with Vintage Wedding Theme June 9
(Parks)
 Boyce Park Nature Center Horticultural Series Highlights "Botanical Treasures"
(Parks)
 Paving Work Scheduled for Steubenville Pike in Findlay Township
(Health Department)
Friday, May 24, 2002
 Health Dept. Announces Low-Cost Rabies Clinics
(Health Department)
Thursday, May 23, 2002
 Chief Executive Roddey Clarifies Discrepancies in Tax Bill Payment Information Mailed to the Public
(Chief Executive)
Thursday, May 17, 2002
 Haymaker Road in Monroeville Gets Overlay May 20
(Parks)
Thursday, May 16, 2002
 Roddey Addresses Small Business Conference
(Chief Executive)
 Resist Urge to Care for Baby Raccoons That Look Abandoned
(Health Department)
 Radiological Response Team Tested During Field Exercise at South Park Fairgrounds
(Emergency Services)
Thursday, May 15, 2002
 Allegheny County Police to Sponsor Car Seat Safety Checkpoints
(County Police)
 Forum Deals with Depression Related to Pregnancy and Childbirth
(Health Department)
 Retaining Wall in Aleppo Scheduled for Repairs
(Public Works)
 Get Organic Gardening Tips May 18 at South Park
(Parks)
Wednesday, May 14, 2002
 Allegheny County to Hold Public Hearing on Annual Plan and Budget for Mental Retardation Services
(Human Services)
 Bower Hill Road Paving Work Begins May 15
(Public Works)
 Get Up to the Minute Primary Election Returns through the County's Internet Site
(Elections)
Friday, May 10, 2002
 Round Hill Road Paving Work Begins Monday
(Public Works)
 Allegheny County Supports Dick’s Clothing & Sporting Goods Expansion Plans in Findlay Township
(Economic Development)
 Health Dept. Issues Rabies Alert for O'Hara Neighborhood
(Health Department)
 Health Dept. Resumes Daily River Water Advisories May 15
(Health Department)
Thursday, May 9, 2002
 Improvements Planned for Millers Grove and Clairton Road in Pleasant Hills, May 13-17
(Public Works)
 Revised Notice of Road Restrictions in Findlay Township
(Public Works)
 Alternative Ballots Available for Primary Election
(Economic Development)
 Supermarket Joins WIC Program
(Health Department)
 County Health Dept. Resumes Surveillance for West Nile Virus
(Health Department)
Wednesday, May 8, 2002
 Weinstein Offers Online Tax Payments
(Treasurer)
 CYF & Juvenile Probation Focus Group Meetings Offer Venue for Public Input
(Human Services)
 Jail Service Marks Sixth Annual Correctional Employees Week
(Jail)
 County Plans to Mill, Pave Cliff Mine-Coraopolis Road in Findlay Township, May 9-14
(Public Works)
Wednesday, May 7, 2002
 Parks Summer Season to Be in Full Swing with Pool Openings
(Parks)
Wednesday, May 6, 2002
 Health Dept. Announces April Restaurant Openings
(Health Department)
 Public Opinion Sought for Drug and Alcohol Treatment and Prevention Services in the Mon Valley
(Elections)
Friday, May 3, 2002
 Health Dept. Honors 31 Water Suppliers
(Health Department)
 Absentee Ballots Available
(Elections)
Wednesday, May 2, 2002
 County Health Dept. Offers Mosquito Control Tips
(Health Department)
Wednesday, May 1, 2002
 'Step Forward' Website Goes Live Today
(Chief Executive)