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How do you like the new website? Do you have any suggestions to improve the site?
Dec 4, 2012 by
Barry Clark (22 points)
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How do you like the new website? Do you have any suggestions to improve the site?
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Thanks to Charleroi Borough for changing the US flags above the old social security building. The US flag at the corner of Fallowfield & 5th above the Ryte Byte computer store is still tattered and...
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Thanks to Charleroi Borough for changing the US flags above the old social security building. The US flag at the corner of Fallowfield & 5th above the Ryte Byte computer store is still tattered and disgusting. It would be nice to look up and see that this flag too has been either taken down or replaced.
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Jan 9, 2013 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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Thanks to Charleroi Borough for changing the US flags above the old social security building. The US flag at the corner of Fallowfield & 5th above the Ryte Byte computer store is still tattered and disgusting. It would be nice to look up and see that this flag too has been either taken down or replaced.
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I feel that all communities in Washington County should put an initiative on their books regarding political signage. I feel that politicians should have one week after the election to remove signs...
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I feel that all communities in Washington County should put an initiative on their books regarding political signage. I feel that politicians should have one week after the election to remove signs and any time after that they should be fined. This is nothing but pollution. Fine them every day past one week after the elections that the signs are still posted. This would also be a way for communities to garner more income.
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May 23, 2013 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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I feel that all communities in Washington County should put an initiative on their books regarding political signage. I feel that politicians should have one week after the election to remove signs and any time after that they should be fined. This is nothing but pollution. Fine them every day past one week after the elections that the signs are still posted. This would also be a way for communities to garner more income.
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LIST OF DENTIST WILLING TO DO PROBONO WORK ON SOMEONE WITH DAILY TOOTHACHES AND WITHOUT INSURANCE
Jul 20, 2013 by
SANDI PALONE (15 points)
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LIST OF DENTIST WILLING TO DO PROBONO WORK ON SOMEONE WITH DAILY TOOTHACHES AND WITHOUT INSURANCE
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Lower the millage rates or no one will be able to live in Washington County. I agree with the reassessment process but the new tax fees with the current millage rates are unrealistic. This information...
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Lower the millage rates or no one will be able to live in Washington County. I agree with the reassessment process but the new tax fees with the current millage rates are unrealistic. This information needs to be made public soon so that everyone can be prepared for the increase in taxes in 2017.
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Apr 1, 2016 by
fr1972 (5 points)
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Lower the millage rates or no one will be able to live in Washington County. I agree with the reassessment process but the new tax fees with the current millage rates are unrealistic. This information needs to be made public soon so that everyone can be prepared for the increase in taxes in 2017.
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We need a safe pedestrian and bike path along rt 19 (Murtland Ave./Washington Rd.) in Washington between the State Police barracks and the intersection of 19 with Cameron Rd./Manifold Rd. Many people...
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We need a safe pedestrian and bike path along rt 19 (Murtland Ave./Washington Rd.) in Washington between the State Police barracks and the intersection of 19 with Cameron Rd./Manifold Rd. Many people walk and bike this currently unsafe route as they go to work at Trinity Point and Strabane Square, and some would walk or bike to the Wellness Center if it were safer.
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Apr 5, 2014 by
Nancy (5 points)
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We need a safe pedestrian and bike path along rt 19 (Murtland Ave./Washington Rd.) in Washington between the State Police barracks and the intersection of 19 with Cameron Rd./Manifold Rd. Many people walk and bike this currently unsafe route as they go to work at Trinity Point and Strabane Square, and some would walk or bike to the Wellness Center if it were safer.
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I guess they plan on having a lot of people moving in the near future as I am not going to pay the same taxes as a major city like Chicago to live in Washington, PA.
Jul 5, 2016 by
Bob Scanlon (5 points)
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I guess they plan on having a lot of people moving in the near future as I am not going to pay the same taxes as a major city like Chicago to live in Washington, PA.
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Many Residential/Suburban communities are making room for the Urban Farming Movement across this country. I would like to see Revised Ordinances to allow for up to 6 hens to be kept on residential...
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Many Residential/Suburban communities are making room for the Urban Farming Movement across this country. I would like to see Revised Ordinances to allow for up to 6 hens to be kept on residential lots, by urban farmers in local municipalities; in particular, Peters Twp. It goes to the self-sustaining, healthier lifestyle and naturalist approach that more and more people have with knowing where their food comes from. Great pets, that are natural pest controllers. I was lucky to have been a part of this movement in the City of Pittsburgh with exciting & positive results. Life has moved me out to Washington County, and I was surprised to see that the old ordinances did NOT provide for me to have my chickens in a residential neighborhood here! There are currently conflicting ordinances on the books; with references to not allowing chickens in the Farm Ordinance unless you have 10+acres; but they are admitted in the Animal Ordinance as a Small pet that needs to be contained and clean...
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Apr 16, 2014 by
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Many Residential/Suburban communities are making room for the Urban Farming Movement across this country. I would like to see Revised Ordinances to allow for up to 6 hens to be kept on residential lots, by urban farmers in local municipalities; in particular, Peters Twp. It goes to the self-sustaining, healthier lifestyle and naturalist approach that more and more people have with knowing where their food comes from. Great pets, that are natural pest controllers. I was lucky to have been a part of this movement in the City of Pittsburgh with exciting & positive results. Life has moved me out to Washington County, and I was surprised to see that the old ordinances did NOT provide for me to have my chickens in a residential neighborhood here! There are currently conflicting ordinances on the books; with references to not allowing chickens in the Farm Ordinance unless you have 10+acres; but they are admitted in the Animal Ordinance as a Small pet that needs to be contained and clean...
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My Son was in a Horrific ACCIDENT which he lost the girl he loved and was charged with homicide by vehicle .After my son changed his mind over an open plea with a so called Judge Borkowski The Judge...
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My Son was in a Horrific ACCIDENT which he lost the girl he loved and was charged with homicide by vehicle .After my son changed his mind over an open plea with a so called Judge Borkowski The Judge stated that it was his Constitutional right to change his mind and in his next breath stated " I should revoke your bond" in which the Judge who was clearly retaliating found a reason to do so the following week.There has to be some type of oversight for such Judges who clearly retaliate against the accused.We have other Judges and so called law enforcement who do not do their job properly and need to be called to the carpet when such crap takes place.One only has to look at the former DA Pettit and The laughable Judge Pozonsky to understand the corruption and unfairness in Washington Co.
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Dec 16, 2013 by
William Reihner (5 points)
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My Son was in a Horrific ACCIDENT which he lost the girl he loved and was charged with homicide by vehicle .After my son changed his mind over an open plea with a so called Judge Borkowski The Judge stated that it was his Constitutional right to change his mind and in his next breath stated " I should revoke your bond" in which the Judge who was clearly retaliating found a reason to do so the following week.There has to be some type of oversight for such Judges who clearly retaliate against the accused.We have other Judges and so called law enforcement who do not do their job properly and need to be called to the carpet when such crap takes place.One only has to look at the former DA Pettit and The laughable Judge Pozonsky to understand the corruption and unfairness in Washington Co.
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I live in the city and my house was worth 33000 in 1982 today my house is worth 33000 in 2014 the reason is that the neighborhood is run down . And I live in the city of washington, People just...
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I live in the city and my house was worth 33000 in 1982 today my house is worth 33000 in 2014 the reason is that the neighborhood is run down . And I live in the city of washington, People just look at this city it is BLIGHTED ,you do not assess crap you dispose of it
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Mar 9, 2014 by
Trapper John (5 points)
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I live in the city and my house was worth 33000 in 1982 today my house is worth 33000 in 2014 the reason is that the neighborhood is run down . And I live in the city of washington, People just look at this city it is BLIGHTED ,you do not assess crap you dispose of it
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In my neighborhood of North Charleroi, I walk every morning and evening with my family for exercise. On my walks I have to carry pepper spray and a baseball bat. Why? Because every day I am approached...
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In my neighborhood of North Charleroi, I walk every morning and evening with my family for exercise. On my walks I have to carry pepper spray and a baseball bat. Why? Because every day I am approached by at least one out of control or loose dog. Some are harmless, some are not. I should not have to carry pepper spray and especially a baseball bat when I walk with my infant daughter and TRAINED, CONTAINED, and CONTROLLED dog. I am constantly calling Animal Control (at least twice a week) but seeing no change in the irresponsible and neglectful ownership of the dogs in my neighborhood. I am a dog lover and not only do I worry for the safety of the loose dogs, but for the other trained, contained and controlled dogs who might be attacked, and obviously i'm concerned for anyone trying to enjoy the outdoors like myself who are at risk. I am at a loss on what to do! It breaks my heart and angers me that I cannot enjoy my neighborhood with my family. Thank You.
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Aug 7, 2015 by
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In my neighborhood of North Charleroi, I walk every morning and evening with my family for exercise. On my walks I have to carry pepper spray and a baseball bat. Why? Because every day I am approached by at least one out of control or loose dog. Some are harmless, some are not. I should not have to carry pepper spray and especially a baseball bat when I walk with my infant daughter and TRAINED, CONTAINED, and CONTROLLED dog. I am constantly calling Animal Control (at least twice a week) but seeing no change in the irresponsible and neglectful ownership of the dogs in my neighborhood. I am a dog lover and not only do I worry for the safety of the loose dogs, but for the other trained, contained and controlled dogs who might be attacked, and obviously i'm concerned for anyone trying to enjoy the outdoors like myself who are at risk. I am at a loss on what to do! It breaks my heart and angers me that I cannot enjoy my neighborhood with my family. Thank You.
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Bars and clubs have a lot of things that can be recycled. Cardboard, glass, plastic and aluminum. If a bar doesn't serve food then almost all of its' trash is recyclable. This would do a lot to...
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Bars and clubs have a lot of things that can be recycled. Cardboard, glass, plastic and aluminum. If a bar doesn't serve food then almost all of its' trash is recyclable. This would do a lot to eliminate things that can be recycled from going to the landfill.
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May 16, 2014 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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Bars and clubs have a lot of things that can be recycled. Cardboard, glass, plastic and aluminum. If a bar doesn't serve food then almost all of its' trash is recyclable. This would do a lot to eliminate things that can be recycled from going to the landfill.
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Great Idea - the County's Economic Development pays their bills! The residents of Hanover Twp. just got a sewer increase because of the money that the industrial park owes hasn't been paid! Why do...
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Great Idea - the County's Economic Development pays their bills! The residents of Hanover Twp. just got a sewer increase because of the money that the industrial park owes hasn't been paid! Why do we have to pay and they don't? It isn't fair that the residents pay their share too. We were better off when that was gamelands!
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Jun 17, 2015 by
Harry Johnson (5 points)
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Great Idea - the County's Economic Development pays their bills! The residents of Hanover Twp. just got a sewer increase because of the money that the industrial park owes hasn't been paid! Why do we have to pay and they don't? It isn't fair that the residents pay their share too. We were better off when that was gamelands!
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We need a community here around the Monongahela area to sponsor a recycling event. There are a lot of people who have tires, TVs, computer monitors, paint etc. that would benefit from a recycling...
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We need a community here around the Monongahela area to sponsor a recycling event. There are a lot of people who have tires, TVs, computer monitors, paint etc. that would benefit from a recycling event closer to us than the Washington County Fairgrounds or Pittsburgh. This would help clean up the neighborhoods and make the area something to be even prouder of. A boy scout group or other civil service minded group could be asked to help with the event.
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Jul 1, 2015 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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We need a community here around the Monongahela area to sponsor a recycling event. There are a lot of people who have tires, TVs, computer monitors, paint etc. that would benefit from a recycling event closer to us than the Washington County Fairgrounds or Pittsburgh. This would help clean up the neighborhoods and make the area something to be even prouder of. A boy scout group or other civil service minded group could be asked to help with the event.
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I think that the online payments for your taxes should FREE. Every other business and utility in the U.S. is pushing for customers to pay online and I don't believe do that because it lowers the...
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I think that the online payments for your taxes should FREE. Every other business and utility in the U.S. is pushing for customers to pay online and I don't believe do that because it lowers the businesses' profit margin. It obviously saves them money. I can understand that visa charges a fee but to put a "convenience " fee on tax payments made with online checking is just another way of adding to the tax! I thought the idea is to try to make it easier for people to pay their taxes on time thereby making it easier for the county to work within their budget
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Mar 21, 2015 by
mark (10 points)
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I think that the online payments for your taxes should FREE. Every other business and utility in the U.S. is pushing for customers to pay online and I don't believe do that because it lowers the businesses' profit margin. It obviously saves them money. I can understand that visa charges a fee but to put a "convenience " fee on tax payments made with online checking is just another way of adding to the tax! I thought the idea is to try to make it easier for people to pay their taxes on time thereby making it easier for the county to work within their budget
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The flag in Chess Park, Monongahela, PA is very faded and tattered. This is an affront to anyone who served for the flag. It needs taken down and replaced
Mar 31, 2016 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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The flag in Chess Park, Monongahela, PA is very faded and tattered. This is an affront to anyone who served for the flag. It needs taken down and replaced
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Eliminate the Bull that will come with an reassessment,get involved with HB76/SB76 @ www.PTCC.us
Oct 22, 2015 by
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Eliminate the Bull that will come with an reassessment,get involved with HB76/SB76 @ www.PTCC.us
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We have an elderly population on the board. It seems everyone wants a gas well. No persons on the board understand that chicken raising is a great resource on a small part of land. Only need a small...
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We have an elderly population on the board. It seems everyone wants a gas well. No persons on the board understand that chicken raising is a great resource on a small part of land. Only need a small amount of space to raise 3 or 4.
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Apr 20, 2016 by
Rebeccah Syrek (8 points)
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We have an elderly population on the board. It seems everyone wants a gas well. No persons on the board understand that chicken raising is a great resource on a small part of land. Only need a small amount of space to raise 3 or 4.
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GIS parcel data & Deed Records web access is the least we should expect when accessing public information.
Mar 15, 2016 by
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GIS parcel data & Deed Records web access is the least we should expect when accessing public information.
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The state flag in Chess Park, Monongahela, PA needs changed. The flag is faded. This flag is above the war memorial.
Sep 2, 2014 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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The state flag in Chess Park, Monongahela, PA needs changed. The flag is faded. This flag is above the war memorial.
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At one time Monongahela would have under 21 dances at the firehall once or twice a month on Fridays or Saturdays. This was a great way to keep teens out of trouble, You had to be a certain age to...
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At one time Monongahela would have under 21 dances at the firehall once or twice a month on Fridays or Saturdays. This was a great way to keep teens out of trouble, You had to be a certain age to attend and if you left building prior to dance being over you couldn't get back in. You could charge a cover charge and sell hot dogs chips pop etc. This could be a fundraiser for the fire dept and a safe haven for kids to hang out in.
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May 12, 2014 by
Mon-City (5 points)
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At one time Monongahela would have under 21 dances at the firehall once or twice a month on Fridays or Saturdays. This was a great way to keep teens out of trouble, You had to be a certain age to attend and if you left building prior to dance being over you couldn't get back in. You could charge a cover charge and sell hot dogs chips pop etc. This could be a fundraiser for the fire dept and a safe haven for kids to hang out in.
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Please refer the investigation on the Amwell spill to the state Attorney General. Please don't play politics with our environment.
Dec 13, 2013 by
David Moorehead (10 points)
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Please refer the investigation on the Amwell spill to the state Attorney General. Please don't play politics with our environment.
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The network of trails in the Pittsburgh area is such a wonderful source of pride for residents. However, I believe it could be so much more. I've spent a lot of time in the Kent, Ohio area over the...
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The network of trails in the Pittsburgh area is such a wonderful source of pride for residents. However, I believe it could be so much more. I've spent a lot of time in the Kent, Ohio area over the past couple of years, and their immense network of rail trails and other inter-connected trails that connect all throughout the Cleveland metro area and elsewhere throughout the state are something to be admired, and envied. In my area alone, the Panandle has branch lines that could serve as trails to Langeloth, Slovan, Atlasburg, Joffre, Cherry Valley, parts of Hanover township, and much more that even I am probably not aware of. I'm sure there are lots of people who would be more than willing to volunteer time to help explore these potential trails and help in the research, clearing, building processes, and more.
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Jan 21, 2016 by
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The network of trails in the Pittsburgh area is such a wonderful source of pride for residents. However, I believe it could be so much more. I've spent a lot of time in the Kent, Ohio area over the past couple of years, and their immense network of rail trails and other inter-connected trails that connect all throughout the Cleveland metro area and elsewhere throughout the state are something to be admired, and envied. In my area alone, the Panandle has branch lines that could serve as trails to Langeloth, Slovan, Atlasburg, Joffre, Cherry Valley, parts of Hanover township, and much more that even I am probably not aware of. I'm sure there are lots of people who would be more than willing to volunteer time to help explore these potential trails and help in the research, clearing, building processes, and more.
