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Municipality Addresses MUNICIPALITIES 2 Municipal Secretary * Solicitor * School District Master List = = Updated 3-25-19 (Page 1) Dist. Board Secretary – Chief Clerk Solicitor School District # 1 Adamsburg Borough Richard M. Conte, Esquire Hempfield Area c/o Jessica Richardson, Secretary 2090 Harrison Avenue PO Box 16 Pine Center, Suite #2 Adamsburg, PA 15611 Jeannette, PA. 15644 (724)309-3270 (724)744-1297 Fax (724)744-1324 [email protected] 2 City of Arnold David Regoli, Esquire . New Kensington/Arnold c/o Mario Bellavia, City Clerk 333 Freeport Street, Suite 201 1829 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, PA 15068 Arnold, PA 15068 (724)335-0500 Fax (724)335-1122 (724)337-4441 Fax (724)337-7611 3 Arona Borough Scott Avolio, Esquire Yough School c/o Joe Levandosky, Secretary (Avolio Law Group, LLC) PO Box 200 117 North Main Street Arona, PA 15617 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)244-2772 (724)834-1002 x100 4 Avonmore Borough David Regoli, Esquire . Kiski Area c/o Rebecca Steele, Secretary 333 Freeport Street, Suite 201 PO Box 554, 437 Westmoreland Ave. New Kensington, PA 15068 Avonmore, PA 15618 (724)335-0500 (724)697-4415 Fax (724)697-1322 5 Bolivar Borough Jeffrey Miller, Esquire Ligonier Valley c/o Patricia Betts, Secretary (Leventry, Haschal Rodkey, LLC) PO Box C, 622 Washington Street 1397 Eisenhower Blvd, Richland Square III, Suite 202 Bolivar, PA 15923 Johnstown, PA 15904 (724)676-9950 Fax (724)676-9950 (814)266-1799 6 Derry Borough Lee Demosky, Esquire Derry Area c/o Lori Latta, Secretary (Meyer, Darragh, Buckler, Bebenek & Eck, P.L.L.C.) 114 East Second Avenue 40 North Pennsylvania Ave, Suite #410 Derry, PA 15627 Greensburg, PA 15601 (724)694-2030 Fax (724)694-9252 (724)836-4840 7 Donegal Borough Kim R. Houser, Esquire Mt. Pleasant Area c/o Patricia Kerr, Secretary (Mears, Smith, Hauser & Boyle) PO Box 200, 184 Main Street 127 North Main Street Donegal, PA 15628 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)593-6222 Fax (724)593-6223 ( 724 ) - 832 - 87 0 0 8 East Vandergrift Borough Charles F. Fox III, Esquire Kiski Area c/o Kristen Sarno, Secretary 171 Columbia Avenue PO Box 460, 254 Kennedy Ave Vandergrift, PA. 15690 East Vandergrift, PA 15629 (724)567-6728 (724)567-7213 Fax (724)567-1783 9 Export Borough Wesley T. Long, Esquire Franklin Regional c/o Tonia Writt, Secretary (Fisher, Long & Rigone) 5944 Johnson Avenue 305 West Pittsburgh Street Export, PA 15632 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)327-3611 Fax (888)516-1756 ( 724 ) 834 - 9300 10 City of Greensburg Zachary J. Kansler Greensburg-Salem c/o Kelsye Milliron, Chief Administrator (Tremba, Kinney, Greiner & Kerr) 416 South Main Street 302 West Otterman Street Greensburg, PA. 15601 Greensburg, PA 15601 (724)838-4324 Fax (724)838-4350 (724)-838-7600 MUNICIPALITIES Municipal Secretary * Solicitor * School District Master List (Page 2) Dist. Board Secretary – Chief Clerk Solicitor School District # 11 Hunker Borough Dennis Persin, Esquire Hempfield Area c/o Susan Shaler, Secretary 117 N. Main Street PO Box 350, 402 Constitution Ave. Greensburg, PA. 15601 Hunker, PA 15639 (724)834-1002 x102 (724)925-6535 Fax (724)925-6535 12 Hyde Park Borough Harry Rosensteel, Esquire Kiski Area c/o Tifanie M. Gagen, Secretary (Thomson, Rhodes & Cowie, P.C.) PO Box 222 1010 Two Chatham Center, 10th Floor Hyde Park, PA 15641-0222 Pittsburgh, PA.15219-3499 (724)845-4931 (412)316-8686 13 Irwin Borough Zachary J. Kansler Norwin c/o Valerie Morton, Secretary (Tremba, Kinney, Greiner & Kerr) 424 Main Street 302 West Otterman Street Irwin, PA 15642 Greensburg, PA 15601 (724)864-3100 Fax (724)864-3108 (724) - 838 - 7600 14 City of Jeannette Timothy J. Witt, Esquire Jeannette City c/o Michelle Langdon, City Clerk/CFO 425 S. Arch Street 110 South Second Street Connellsville, PA 15425 Jeannette, PA 15644 (724)-626-8882 x111 (724)527-4000 Fax (724)527-4002 15 City of Latrobe Zachary J. Kansler, Esquire Greater-Latrobe c/o Holly Peton, Secretary (Tremba, Kinney, Greiner & Kerr) PO Box 829, 901 Jefferson Street 302 West Otterman Street Latrobe, PA. 15650 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)539-8548 ext.11 Fax (724)537-4802 (724)838-7600 16 Ligonier Borough George V. Welty, Esquire Ligonier Valley c/o Jan Shaw, Secretary (Welty & Welty, LLP) Ligonier Town Hall, 120 East Main St. 244 West Main Street Ligonier, PA 15658 Ligonier, PA. 15658 (724)238-9852 Fax (724)238-4536 (724)238-5877 17 City of Lower Burrell Stephen Yakopec Jr., Esquire Burrell c/o Amy Rockwell, City Administrator 1725 Fifth Avenue 2800 Bethel Street New Kensington, PA. 15068 Lower Burrell, PA 15068 (724)339-3377 (724)335-9875 Fax (724)335-9881 18 Madison Borough Kim Houser, Esquire Yough c/o Cindy Ignaczak, Secretary (Mears, Smith, Houser & Boyle) PO Box 338, 21 Firehall Lane 127 North Main Street Madison, PA 15663 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)446-3550 Fax (724)446-3550 ( 724 ) 832 - 871 0 19 Manor Borough John M. Campfield, Esquire Hempfield Area c/o Joseph N. Lapia, Secretary (Campfield & Ferraro) 44 Main Street 3 North Maple Avenue Manor, PA 15665 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)-864-2422 Fax (724)-864-2439 (724)-836-2242 20 Monessen (City of) Joe Dalfonso, Esquire Monessen c/o Judith Taylor, City Administrator/Clerk (Dodaro, Matta & Cambest, P.C.) 557 Donner Avenue 1900 Main Street, Suite 207 Monessen, PA 15062 Canonsburg, PA 15317 (724)684-9000 Fax (724)684-4006 (412)243-1600 Fax (412)243-1643 MUNICIPALITIES Municipal Secretary * Solicitor * School District Master List (Page 3) Dist. Board Secretary – Chief Clerk Solicitor School District # 21 Mt. Pleasant Borough Deanna Istik, Esquire Mt. Pleasant Area c/o Jeff Landy, Borough Manager 331 Eagle Drive Municipal Building, 1 Etze Avenue Cranberry Twp, PA 16066 Mt. Pleasant, PA 15666 (724)-366-1443 (724)-547-6745 Fax (724)-547-0115 22 New Alexandria Borough Brian Cavanaugh, Esquire Derry Area c/o Charles Ferry, Secretary (Stewart, McArdle, Sorice, Whalen, Farrell, Finoli, Cavanaugh) PO Box 305, 207 West Main Street 229 South Maple Avenue New Alexandria, PA 15670 Greensburg, PA 15601 (724)668-7671 Fax (724)-668-5535 (724)-836-0224 23 New Florence Borough Jeffrey W. Miller, Esquire Ligonier Valley c/o Mary Strucaly, Secretary (Leventry, Haschak & Rodkey, LLC) PO Box 272 1397 Eisenhower Blvd., Richland Square III, Suite 202 New Florence, PA 15944 Johnstown, PA. 15904 (724)235-2000 Fax (724)-235-2127 (814)266-1508 24 New Kensington (City of) Anthony J. Vigilante, Esquire New Kensington/Arnold c/o Dennis F. Scarpiniti, Esq., CMC 507 Tenth Street 301 Eleventh Street New Kensington, PA 15068 New Kensington, PA. 15068 (724)335-1900 (724)337-4523 Fax (724)337-6911 25 Delmont Borough Daniel Hewitt, Esquire Franklin Regional c/o Kellie Miele, Secretary (McDonald, Snyder & Lightcap, P.C.) 77 Greensburg Street 1004 Ligonier Street, 4th Floor Delmont, PA 15626 Latrobe, PA. 15650 (724)468-4422 Fax (724)468-4356 ( 724 ) 539 - 3511 26 North Belle Vernon Borough Mark E. Ramsier, Esquire Belle Vernon Area c/o Leanna Book, Secretary 823 Broad Avenue 503 Speer Street Belle Vernon, PA 15012 North Belle Vernon, PA. 15012 (724)929-0144 (724)929-6930 Fax (724)930-0190 27 North Irwin Borough Dayne F. Dice, P.C. Norwin c/o Lisa Gesler, Secretary (Bruce E. Dice & Associates) 21 Second Street 787 Pine Valley Drive, Suite E North Irwin, PA 15642 Pittsburgh, PA 15239 (724)864-5057 Fax (724)863-7904 (724)-733-3080 Fax (724)-327-9659 28 Oklahoma Borough Gregory Cecchetti, Esquire Kiski Area c/o Alecia Sherbondy, Secretary 1715 Fifth Avenue 170 Thorn Street Arnold, PA. 15068 Apollo, PA 15613 (724)339-1190 (724)567-5727 Fax (724)568-3847 29 Penn Borough Richard M. Conte, Esquire Penn-Trafford c/o Lynn Cain, Secretary 2090 Harrison Avenue PO Box 352 Pine Center, Suite #2 Penn, PA 15675 Jeannette, PA. 15644 (724)527-6540 Fax (724)527-6832 ( 724 ) 744 - 1297 Fax (724)-744-1324 [email protected] 30 Scottdale Borough Gary Falatovich, Esquire Southmoreland c/o Angelo Pallone, Borough Manager Keystone Commons II, 215 McKeon Way 10 Mount Pleasant Road Greensburg, PA. 15601 Scottdale, PA 15683 (724)834-7080 (724)887-8220 Fax (724)887-0195 MUNICIPALITIES Municipal Secretary * Solicitor * School District Master List (Page 4) Dist. Board Secretary – Chief Clerk Solicitor School District # 31 Seward Borough Adam Gorzelsky, Esquire Ligonier Valley c/o Jessica Ashcroft, Secretary (Williams Law Office) PO Box 466, 233 Indiana Street 101 North Main Street. Suite #102 Seward, PA 15954 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (814)446-8008 Fax (814)446-8008 (724)838-8110 32 Smithton Borough Blane Black, Esquire Yough c/o Jennifer Perry, Secretary 223 Second Street PO Box 374, 615 Center Street Monongahela, PA 15063 Smithton, PA 15479 (724)258-7000 (724)872-6406 Fax (724)872-6406 33 South Greensburg Borough Zachary Kansler, Esquire Greensburg-Salem c/o Jamie Peticca, Secretary 302 West Otterman Street 1515 Poplar Street Greensburg, PA 15601 Greensburg, PA. 15601 (724)838-7600 (724)837-8858 Fax (724)834-5460 34 Southwest Greensburg Borough Gary Falatovich, Esquire Greensburg-Salem c/o Corry Sheffler, Secretary Keystone Commons II, 215 McKeon Way 564 Stanton Street Greensburg, PA. 15601 Greensburg, PA 15601 (724)834-7080 (724)834-0360 Fax (724)836-3825 35 Sutersville Borough Wayne McGrew, Esquire Yough c/o Amanda Way, Secretary 2 N. Main Street, Suite 404 320 Municipal Avenue Greensburg, PA 15601 Sutersville, PA 15083 (724)830-3535 (724)872-7988 Fax (724)872-7982 36 Tafford Borough Craig Alexander, Esquire Penn-Trafford c/o Nina Solivan, Secretary (Bruce Dice & Associates) PO Box 196, 414 Brinton Ave. 787 Pine Valley Drive, Suite-E Trafford, PA 15085 Pittsburgh, PA. 15239 (412)372-7652 Fax (412)372-7654 ( 724 ) 733 - 3080 37 Vandergrift Borough Larry Loperfito, Esquire Kiski Area c/o Stephen Delle Donne, Secretary 159 Lincoln Avenue 109 Grant Avenue Vandergrift, PA 15690 Vandergrift, PA.
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