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Zip Code Town/City Zip Code Town/City Zip Code COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA ALLEGHENY COUNTY 1% SALES TAX Town/City Zip Code Town/City Zip Code Town/City Zip Code Alcoa Center 15069 Coraopolis 15108 Glenfield 15143 Allison Park 15101 ` Corliss 15204 Glenshaw 15116 Arsenal 15201 Coulters 15028 1 Glenwillard 15046 Aspinwall 15215 Crafton 15205 Great Southern 15017 Avalon 15202 Creighton 15030 Greenock 15047 Bairdford 15006 Cuddy 15031 Greentree 15200 Bakerstown 15007 Curtisville 150-32 Groveton 15108 Baldwin 15200 Dormont 15216 Harmaville 15200 Barking 15008 Dravosburg 15034 Harwick 15049 Bellevue 15202 Duquesne 15110 Hays 15207 Berkeley Hills 15237 E Carnegie 15200 Hazelwood 15207 Bethel Park 15102 E E Pittsburgh 15200 Heidelberg 15106 Blair 15025 E McKeesport 15035 Hillcrest 15102 Blawnox 15238 E Pittsburgh 15112 Hilltop 15122 Bloomfield 15224 East Liberty 15206 Holiday Park 15239 Blythedale 15013 Edgewood 15218 Homestead 15120 Boston 15135 Edgeworth 15143 Homestead Park 15121 Brackenridge 15014 Elizabeth 15037 Homewood 15208 Braddock 15104 Emsworth 15202 Imperial 15126 Braddock Hills 15200 Etna 15223 Indianola 15051 Bradfordwoods 15015 Ewalt 15212 Ingomar 15127 Brentwood 15227 Fairoaks 15003 Ingram 15205 Bridgeville 15017 Federal 15071 Kennedy 15136 Brookline 15226 Floreff 15025 Kilbuck 15233 Broughton 15236 Floreffe 15039 Large 15025 Buena Vista 15018 Forest Hills 15221 Laurel Gardens 15229 Bunola 15020 Fourth Avenue 15219 Lebanon Church 15122 Carnegie 15106 Fox Chapel 15215 Leetsdale 15056 Carson 15203 Frank 15037 Liberty Boro 15133 Caste Village 15236 Fulton 15222 Library 15129 Castle Shannon 15234 Gateway Center 15222 Lincoln Place 15207 Central Highlands 15037 Gibsonia 15044 Manor Oak 15220 Cheswick 15024 Gill Hall 15025 Mayview 15017 Clairton 15025 Glassport 15045 Mckeesport 15100 Clinton 15026 Glendale 15106 Mckeesport 15131 Town/City Zip Code Town/City Zip Code Mckees Rocks 15136 Ruthfred Acres 15102 McKnight 15237 S H Pittsburgh 15200 Millvale 15209 S S Pittsburgh 15200 Monroeville 15146 Sewickley 15143 Montour 15244 Sewickley Hts 15143 Moon Crest 15108 Shadyside 15232 Moon Run 15244 Sharpsburg 15215 Morgan 15064 Smithdale 15079 Mount Lebanon 15228 South Hills 15216 Mount Nebo 15143 Springdale 15144 Mount Oliver 15210 Squirrel Hill 15217 Mt Washington 15211 Sturgeon 15082 Munhall 15120 Swissvale 15218 N Versailles 15137 Tarenhim 15084 Natrona 15065 Treehaven 15102 Natrona Hts 15065 Turtle Creek 15145 Neville Island 15225 Tyre 15126 New Homestead 15200 Union Trust 15219 Newfield 15147 Unity 15235 Noblestown 15071 Universal 15235 North Bessemer 15221 Upper St Clair 15241 North Braddock 15104 Uptown 15219 North Side 15212 Verona 15147 Oakdale 15071 Versailles 15132 Oakland 15213 Wabash 15220 Oakmont 15139 Wall 15148 Observatory 15214 Warrendale 15086 Parkway Center 15220 West Elizabeth 15088 Penn Hills 15235 West Hills 15108 Penn Rose 15147 West Homestead 15120 Perrysville 15237 West Mifflin 15122 Pitcairn 15140 West View 15229 Pittsburgh 15200 Wexford 15090 Pleasant Hills 15236 Whitaker 15120 Plum 15239 White Oak 15131 Port Vue 15133 Wildwood 15091 Presto 15142 Wilkinsburg 15221 Rankin 15104 Wilmerding 15148 Renton 15073 Wilson 15025 Rose Crest 15146 Woodville 15106 Rural Ridge 15075 Wylie 15243 Russellton 15076 Wylie Station 15243 .
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