Water & Sewer
Garbage & Recycling
Street Sweeping
On behalf of the Board of Commissioners, welcome to the Neville Township website.
Neville Township is a Township of the first class, and a political subdivision of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Township’s mission is to provide for the health, safety and welfare of its citizens, property owners, business community and visitors.
The Township is located on a island in the Ohio River, in close proximity to the City of Pittsburgh. Our topography is unique for Western Pennsylvania – flat with riverfront access. The eastern portion of the Island is home to heavy industry and a business community that takes advantage of our ideal access to the Ohio River, Interstate 79 and other road and rail transportation.
The western side of Neville Island is home to a proud residential community with homes overlooking the Ohio River and a small business community. The Island also hosts Robert Morris University Island Sports Center, Paradise Island Bowling Lanes, Neville Island Roller Staking Rink and three public parks.
Upcoming
The Township’s Street Sweeping Program will resume on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 and continue through Wednesday, November 30, 2022. The Township is divided into three zones, each with two (2) hour parking restrictions every Wednesday.
Zone 1: First Ward (First Street to Pershing Way) – 8 AM to 10 AM.
Zone 2: Second Ward (Hubert Street to Gibson Lane) – 10 AM to 12 Noon.
Zone 3: Third Ward (Cottage Avenue to Von Stein Lane) – 1 PM to 3 PM.
Residents are expected to move their vehicle EVERY WEDNESDAY. Please do not call the Township to ask if the street sweeper is operating. Last minute cancellations may occur due to equipment failures or other emergencies. The office may not have the latest information and you will not be excused from moving your vehicle or parking citations.
If you receive a parking citation you may pay by mail, in person or via the Township’s 24-hour drop box. Failure to pay within 30 days will result in a police traffic citation that includes a larger fine and court costs.
The Township’s Street Sweeping Program is an essential service. Not only does it keep our community looking its best, but it prevents litter and debris from reaching our storm sewers and ultimately the river. Street Sweeping keeps water quality high and prevents flooding.
The Township’s Street Sweeping Program will resume on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 and continue through Wednesday, November 30, 2022. The Township is divided into three zones, each with two (2) hour parking restrictions every Wednesday.
Zone 1: First Ward (First Street to Pershing Way) – 8 AM to 10 AM.
Zone 2: Second Ward (Hubert Street to Gibson Lane) – 10 AM to 12 Noon.
Zone 3: Third Ward (Cottage Avenue to Von Stein Lane) – 1 PM to 3 PM.
Residents are expected to move their vehicle EVERY WEDNESDAY. Please do not call the Township to ask if the street sweeper is operating. Last minute cancellations may occur due to equipment failures or other emergencies. The office may not have the latest information and you will not be excused from moving your vehicle or parking citations.
If you receive a parking citation you may pay by mail, in person or via the Township’s 24-hour drop box. Failure to pay within 30 days will result in a police traffic citation that includes a larger fine and court costs.
The Township’s Street Sweeping Program is an essential service. Not only does it keep our community looking its best, but it prevents litter and debris from reaching our storm sewers and ultimately the river. Street Sweeping keeps water quality high and prevents flooding.
MEETING AGENDAS WILL BE POSTED 24-HOURS PRIOR TO ALL MEETINGS AND AVAILABLE ON-LINE AND AT THE NEVILLE TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING
VIEW OR PRINT A COPY OF THE DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA HERE: Agenda.Planning Commission. August 25, 2022 (Posted 8/11/2022 – 11:45 AM)
COVID-19 PUBLIC MEETING SAFETY PROTOCOLS: “What you can expect and how you can help maintain a safe environment for vulnerable citizens.”
As of 2/28/2022, the Neville Township Board of Commissioners will no longer require face masks for visitors to the Neville Township Municipal Building. This policy is based on current CDC and Allegheny County Health Department guideance.
- Persons who feel more comfortable wearing a mask are welcomed and high risk citizens are encouraged to wear masks.
- Anyone who has a known COVID-19 exposure or is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms is asked to please wear a mask
- NEED A MASK? – JUST ASK! – We provide free masks as needed.
- If you are ill, have been exposed to someone who is ill and/or have any underlying health condition that makes you especially vulnerable, we will continue to accommodate your needs remotely. Call us at 412-264-1977 for assistance.
- Please continue to practice good hygine! Wash or sanitize your hends often and especially after using the restroom, sneezing or coughing.
LEGAL NOTICE – 2022 MEETING SCHEDULE
The Neville Township Planning Commission will hold meetings upon applicant request on the last Thursday of each month except for the months October, November and December. Meetings for the final three months of 2022 will be held on the third Thursday.
All meetings are open to the public and will convene at 7:00 PM. Meetings will be held in the Neville Township Municipal Building, 5050 Grand Ave. Neville Island, PA 15225.
Changes to the above 2022 meeting schedule will be advertised and posted at the Municipal Building.
The Township’s Street Sweeping Program will resume on Wednesday, April 6, 2022 and continue through Wednesday, November 30, 2022. The Township is divided into three zones, each with two (2) hour parking restrictions every Wednesday.
Zone 1: First Ward (First Street to Pershing Way) – 8 AM to 10 AM.
Zone 2: Second Ward (Hubert Street to Gibson Lane) – 10 AM to 12 Noon.
Zone 3: Third Ward (Cottage Avenue to Von Stein Lane) – 1 PM to 3 PM.
Residents are expected to move their vehicle EVERY WEDNESDAY. Please do not call the Township to ask if the street sweeper is operating. Last minute cancellations may occur due to equipment failures or other emergencies. The office may not have the latest information and you will not be excused from moving your vehicle or parking citations.
If you receive a parking citation you may pay by mail, in person or via the Township’s 24-hour drop box. Failure to pay within 30 days will result in a police traffic citation that includes a larger fine and court costs.
The Township’s Street Sweeping Program is an essential service. Not only does it keep our community looking its best, but it prevents litter and debris from reaching our storm sewers and ultimately the river. Street Sweeping keeps water quality high and prevents flooding.
News & Announcements
FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON THE TOWNSHIP MEETING SCHEDULE, SPECIAL EVENTS, TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS AND MORE, CLICK THE “VIEW FULL CALENDAR” OPTION FROM THE HOME PAGE.
Please visit our COVID-19 page for the latest information regarding Neville Township COVID-19 prevention measures.
Northbound I-79 Local Lane Traffic Stoppages Thursday, 8/4/2022 thru Thursday, 8/11/2022 in Allegheny County
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I-79 Southbound Neville Island Bridge Project – Full Closure and Detour (2nd of 4) – 8/19/2022 thru 8/22/2022
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Happy 50th Anniversary – Valley / Quaker Valley Ambulance Authority
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Annual Raccoon Rabies Vaccination Baiting Project
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Neville Township Grant Award – $278,058 for Upgrades to the Traffic Signal at Grand Avenue and Gibson Lane
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