Politics & Government
Street Sweeping Signs Removed
No need to move your cars this month—there will not be street sweeping in Dormont Borough.
The street sweeping signs have been taken down, and there's no need for Dormont residents to move their cars for that reason this month.
Street sweeping will not take place in Dormont in September.
The most recent form of the borough's street sweeping plan, which began in April, resulted in a number of complaints from residents, as well as concerns from public safety officials. Dormont Council voted earlier this month to temporarily suspend the program to give officials time to re-evaluate it and consider scheduling alternatives.
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A date to restart the program has not been set.
Borough manager Jeff Naftal said council plans to discuss the situation at its next meeting which will be held this Tuesday, Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. at .
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The meeting will be held Tuesday due to the Labor Day holiday on Monday.
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