Welcome to Homestead Borough

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Survey - Sustainable Businesses in Homestead

We want to know your opinion about sustainability and about developing a business incubator in Homestead. Knowing your perception helps the Borough identify the best ideas to support the community.

An incubator (similar to a baby’s incubator), is a facility created to support business during their early months. It commonly provides affordable space to work, shared offices and services, business training, and marketing support. 

Sustainability or sustainable development is defined as the development that meets the needs of the present, without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

This survey is completely anonymous; it will take about 5 minutes and is made with research purposes only. 

Sustainable Businesses in Homestead Survey

Thank you for your time and support.

E-waste Collection

E-waste Collection will take place on Saturday, August 18, 2018. The collection will be at Homestead Frick Park, corner of 9th Avenue and Amity Street.

For more information on what can be collected please download our E-Waste Collection Flyer!

Annual Raccoon Rabies Baiting Project

Rabies vaccine baiting in Allegheny County.  For more information visit: www.achd.net/raccoon

Another Way to Protect our Rivers and Streams

Did you know that anything that goes into a catch basin or storm inlet on the street eventually ends up in a stream or river? 

To read more visit our News Page.

Recreation and Parks Joint Plan

West Homestead, Homestead, and Munhall have joined together to evaluate the state of parks and recreation in the Steel Valley and to plan for its future. 

A copy of the plan is available at the Borough Building.

Job Opportunities at Homestead Borough

 Borough Manager - Send letter of interest and resume to manager@homesteadborough.com

 Visit Our Employment Opportunities page.

Electronics Recycling now required in PA

By law, Allied Waste, the garbage collector for Homestead Borough, can no longer take televisions, laptops, computers, printers or other electronic computer and/or audio-visual items as part of the Pennsylvania Covered Device Recycling Act. It is against the law for these items to be thrown out with your trash and for us to take them. They must now be recycled and can be dropped off at a designated collection point.  Please visit our News page for more information, including available sites for recycling.