Information for new and current Baldwin Residents
Last updated July 2016
www.baldwinborough.org •3344 Churchview Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15227 • 412-882-9600
Michael Stelmasczyk, President
James Behers
Kevin Fischer
Francis Scott
David Depretis, Mayor
John Conley, Vice President
Michael Ducker
Edward Moeller
John M. Barrett, Borough Manager
Dear Resident:
We hope that you will enjoy the many benefits available to Baldwin residents. The Resident
Resource Packet will provide you with more information on Borough services and services
provided by our partners in the community.
All residents of Baldwin are protected 24 hours a day by an accredited Police Department,
three outstanding Volunteer Fire Companies, and a premier ambulance service provider in the
Baldwin Emergency Medical Service (BEMS) for all your public safety needs. Our Public Works
Department is second to none, and we pride ourselves on keeping our residents safe by
protecting our infrastructure and diligently salting and plowing your roads each winter.
Baldwin has an extensive network of recreational and parks facilities, including the Baldwin
Swimming Pool at Elm Leaf Park, softball and baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts,
and playgrounds. I encourage you and your family to visit and make use of all 9 of our
Borough’s parks and public spaces.
Please feel free to visit our Municipal Building if you have any questions on our services, or
simply to stop by my office and introduce yourself. You can also visit our website at
www.baldwinborough.org for all information included in this packet.
Sincerely,
John M. Barrett
Borough Manager
Borough of Baldwin Directory
Staff Directory
Elected Officials
Connect with Baldwin
Baldwin History
Baldwin Police Department
Baldwin Volunteer Fire Departments
Baldwin Emergency Medical Services
Baldwin Ordinances
Permits
School District and Borough Property Tax Collector
Sewage
Utility Information
Trash Collection in Baldwin
Recycling in Baldwin
Public Works Department
Pennsylvania One Call System
Parks and Recreation
Baldwin Community Pool
Sports in Baldwin
Pets and Animals in Baldwin
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3344 Churchview Avenue
Phone: 412-882-9600
Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Twitter: @baldwinborough
Baldwin-Whitehall School District
Baldwin-Whitehall High School
Harrison Middle School
McAnnulty Elementary School
Paynter Elementary School
Whitehall Elementary School
412-884-6300
412-885-7500
412-885-7530
412-714-2020
412-885-7535
412-885-7525
41 Macek Drive
Phone: 412-885-2255
Monday – Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. – 5: 00 p.m.
*Summer Saturdays 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Twitter: @BBPL
Brentwood (15227)
West Mifflin / Pleasant Hills (15236 & 15227)
1-800-275-8777
412-881-1666
412-655-3836
Honorable Ralph Kaiser
5001 Curry Road, Unit 2
412-714-8354
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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The staff is happy to assist you in your Borough needs. Please remember that the
Mayor and Council Members are also resources who can assist you in your concerns
about proposed Borough ordinances and Borough taxes.
You can also visit our website at baldwinborough.org to ask questions, submit
feedback, apply for permits, and find out information about ordinances.
John Barrett
Anthony Asciolla
Borough Manager
Code Enforcement/Zoning Officer/Building Inspector
[email protected]
Phone: 412-882-9600 x251
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x258
Molly Brennan
Finance Officer
[email protected]
Phone: 412-882-9600 x228
Tammi Genilla
Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x250
Judy Assad
Michael Scott
Chief of Police
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x202
Lynette Mariner
Police Office Manager
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x227
Assistant Borough Secretary
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x253
Mark Stephenson
Stephanie Matus
Public Works Director
Accounts Payable & Closing Papers
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x260
[email protected]
412-882-9600 x257
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Baldwin is represented by elected officials on the federal, state, and municipal
levels of government. Below are your listed officials as a Baldwin Resident.
State representatives are dependent on your address in Baldwin. Please go to
Find Your Legislator at legis.state.pa.us to determine your state representative.
[email protected]
President of Council
[email protected]
Vice President of Council
[email protected]
[email protected]
Public Works Liaison
[email protected]
[email protected]
Council President Pro Tem
[email protected]
Finance Committee Chair
[email protected]
Planning Commission / Zoning Hearing
Board Liaison
[email protected]
Personnel
[email protected]
Tax Collector
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Baldwin Borough strives to serve its residents to the fullest and we want you to be
involved. There are many ways to become involved with Baldwin Borough. We
hope to connect with you!
Every 2nd Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
Every 3rd Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Borough Building
3344 Churchview Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15227
Boards include:
 Library
 Appeals
 Vacancy
 Zoning
Commissions include:
 Civil Service
 Community
Standards
 Planning
 Shade Tree
Visit our website for
Borough to pay a bill, report
a concern, or access
Borough forms.
Sign up for Notify Me to
receive emails or texts when
the website is updated.
Connect with us online to stay up-to-date on Borough news and information
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Baldwin Borough was incorporated on January 1, 1952, being formed from a
part of Baldwin Township. The original Baldwin Township incorporated in
1843, covered the area now included in the Boroughs of Baldwin, Whitehall,
Brentwood, and Castle Shannon, the present Baldwin Township, and parts of
the City of Pittsburgh known by their former borough names of Hays, Carrick,
and Overbrook.
Baldwin is located in the South Hills area of Allegheny County, with quick
access to downtown Pittsburgh just 4 to 7 miles away. Baldwin has 1.6
miles of frontage on the Monongahela River, one of the world's most
heavily used waterways.
Over 90% of Baldwin is residential or agricultural and has been zoned as
such since Baldwin's incorporation in the 1950s. Baldwin's population experienced huge growth in the
1950s, increasing by over 100% in ten years, and has held steady since then at about 20,000 residents.
If you would like to learn more about Baldwin's history, the historical society put together a Baldwin
Borough History Book, complete with first-hand interviews and photographs. The book is available for
viewing and purchase at the Wallace Building in South Baldwin.
The Baldwin Historical Society has monthly meetings and events. If you are interested in becoming a
member or volunteer, please contact Pat Lombardi at 412-882-9986.
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3344 Churchview Avenue
Phone: 412-882-9600 X 227
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
All non-emergency police calls: 412-881-1300
Baldwin Police Department operates 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week, 365 days a year. Please do not hesitate to call when
you are in need of the Police.
Child Restraint Systems: Contact: Officer Falcione at 412-882-9600 x 217
Borough of Baldwin has a police officer who is certified in the installation of child restraint systems
in vehicles. First-time parents and or grandparents are welcome and encouraged to avail
themselves of this service. The certified officer will check to ensure the seat is installed properly
and check to see if any recalls have been issued for a particular seat. As Police officers too often
see, the improper use of, or the lack of child restraints can have catastrophic consequences during
a vehicular crash. Please buckle-up every time you drive. Please also refer to PATechs.com for
additional locations.
Fingerprinting Services: Call to Schedule: 412-881-1300 x 227
The Borough of Baldwin Police Department also offers fingerprinting services when available. This
service is generally required for employment purposes.
Resident Fee:
Non-Resident Fee:
$ 5.00
$ 10.00
Other Services
Contact the Police Department for the following services:
 Request for house/business to be check
 Business Emergency Contact
while away
 Do Not Solicit List
 Request for Police Report
 Evidence Return (appointment only)
 Solicitation Permit
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There are three volunteer fire companies who serve Baldwin. The Baldwin
Volunteer Fire Departments are always looks for new volunteers.
Please call 9-1-1 for all fire emergencies.
3049 Churchview Avenue
Phone: 412-882-2510
Fax: 412-882-1376
http://baldwinfire105.com
825 Streets Run Road
Phone: 412-881-9704
Emergency: 911
Fax: 412-881-2764
http://optionfire.co
*Available to rent at 412-655-3013
5311 McAnnulty Road
Phone: 412-655-3555
Fax: 412-655-1751
http://www.sbvfc.com
*Available to rent at 412-655-41477
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1 Readshaw Way, 15236
Phone: 412-884-0666
www.baldwinems.com
[email protected]
Baldwin EMS developed its Annual Subscription Drive program to allow the residents of
Baldwin to support their community and protect themselves from a potentially expensive
ambulance bill. It works by paying a small fee to Baldwin EMS once a year to become a
subscriber. Becoming a subscriber has several benefits. The most important of which is
protection from incurring expenses, including deductibles and co-payment, for medically
necessary emergency service, it will not cost you any money from your own funds.
$60.00
Covers only the person named on the front of the Subscription Form.
$82.00
Covers all permanent residents of the address named on the front of the Subscription Form.
$ 85.00
Covers all permanent residents of the address named on the Subscription Form plus any guests who
may need an ambulance while they are at that address.
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As a resident of the Borough of Baldwin, there are a number of ordinances and
regulations which you must comply with. Below is a list of the more pertinent
subjects which are fully covered in the Borough of Baldwin Code Book.
If you have any questions concerning any other ordinance call the Municipal
Building. Before performing any projects on your property, please familiarize
yourself with the required regulations and permits.
Dogs are prohibited from running at large (Ch.85-1A) in public or private property
that does not belong to the dog owner. Any complaints concerning animals should
be directed to the Police Department.
Fences, hedges, or plantings more than two feet in height are
prohibited on certain portions of corner lots (Ch. 168-30) Fences
shall not exceed six feet in height and require a permit to be erected
(Ch.168-34, Section C3).
No trash, garbage, rubbish, or other refuse may be placed in the front yard
at or near the curb line prior to 6:00 p.m. the day preceding the pick-up day.
Removal of container(s) shall not be later than 12:00 midnight on the day of
pick up (Ch. 136-5H). Junk vehicles, accumulation of ashes, garbage, rubbish,
or refuse materials on public or private lands are prohibited (IPMC 302.8).
The making of unusually loud noises which are detriment to the
public health, comfort, safety, and welfare are prohibited
(Disorderly House Definition in Ch. 84-1).
In order to subdivide your property into two or more pieces, you must
complete an application for subdivision and land development (Ch. 142).
Off-street parking of motor vehicles is expressly prohibited on lawn or
landscaped areas located in residential districts (Ch. 159-19)
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The use or discharge of firearms and bows and arrows is restricted in the Borough of Baldwin
(102-1), with the exception of legal hunting under Title 34 (Pennsylvania Game and Wildlife Code).
The growth of grass, weeds, or other rank vegetation above the height
of six (6) inches or the accumulation of other debris in any recorded plan
of lots constitutes a public nuisance and is therefore prohibited (Ch. 701, IPMC).
All persons occupying residential building containing more than four
(4) dwelling units in the Borough of Baldwin are required to subscribe
to garbage service and recycling to pay for the same in accordance
with the rates set forth in said contract (Ch. 136-5).
Building permits are needed for any structure or structural change to
your property. This includes sheds, garages, fences, additions,
swimming pools, decks, and porches. A permit may be obtained at
the Borough Municipal Building in the Building/Zoning Department.
The cost of a building permit is based on the square footage or type
of accessory structure.
If you are planning to purchase or you already own a swimming pool or
wading pool, regardless of size, you must have a permit to comply with
the swimming pool Ordinance (Ch. 168-31).
For Retaining walls and enclosure walls, contract Building and Zoning
Department for specifics.
The updated Zoning Ordinance is available online, which was adopted June 21, 2016.
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Homeowners need to apply for permits for construction projects on property
in Baldwin. Permits can be applied for online or in the Borough office.
Accepted payment forms are cash, check, credit card, debit card, or money
order. Please contact the code and zoning officer with any questions.
A shed permit application is needed for sheds in order to show the Borough that the shed
complies with size requirements (maximum 150 square feet) and meets the building setback
requirements. All accessory structures must be at least five (5) feet away from the neighboring
property line. Also, the accessory structure cannot be in the front yard. An application must be
filled out online. An up to date plot plan or survey would be required.
A building permit is required for new additions, structural alterations, decks, complete roof
replacement, and new construction. All building and zoning inquiries must first come through
the code enforcement desk to begin processing. If a building permit is issued and construction
has not begun, then the permit will be valid for 6 months. Once construction begins, the building
permit will be good for 5 years.
Dumpsters are required to be placed on your property and must have a dumpster permit. They
can stay on your property for up to 45 days. Requests to place the dumpster on the street or on
your property for longer than 45 days must be submitted in writing to the Zoning Officer.
A fence permit can show the Borough where an applicant intends on installing a fence. The
application describes the height of the fence and location on the applicant's property. The
maximum height of a fence is six (6) feet in the rear and three and a half (3.5) feet in front of the
building line (normally the front wall of the house). If there are any questions about material
requirements for fences, contact the zoning officer.
Above ground permits cost $50 and in-ground permits cost $100. Fences are required around
pools and require a separate permit.
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The Borough has an elected Tax Collector, who is responsible for collecting property
taxes on behalf of the Borough and School District. The Borough of Baldwin taxes are
not associated with Baldwin-Whitehall School District taxes. Borough taxes support
the Borough of Baldwin, while school district taxes support Baldwin-Whitehall School
District.
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Gail Dobson-Mikush
Borough of Baldwin
3344 Churchview Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15227
February, March, July & August:
Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday
9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
All other Months:
Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday
10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
All property owners are required to pay real estate taxes on the real estate they own in the Borough
of Baldwin, whether it is undeveloped (vacant) or improved. Exception to this are those properties
that Allegheny County deems exempt from real estate taxes. Allegheny County is also responsible for
the assessment values placed on individual parcels. More information regarding assessments can be
obtained by visiting the Allegheny County Office of Property Assessments at
http://www.alleghenycounty.us/opa/indes.aspx.
Borough property taxes are due before June 1st of each year.
 If you pay before April 15th, you will get a 2% discount.
 If you pay on June 1st or after, you will have a 10% penalty for late payment.
 Taxes can also be paid online with a debt or credit card (plus convenience fee) or e-check for
free.
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 The Borough’s property tax rate, also referred to as the millage rate, is set by Council each
budget cycle and for 2016 is 5.95 mils.
 For the median property value in Baldwin ($99,300) a 5.95 mils tax rate means an annual tax
bill of $590.84.
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You can read more about Baldwin’s millage rate history and property values on
the http://www.alleghenycounty.us. Your property taxes fund essential Borough services,
such as public safety, parks and recreation, and solid waste removal.
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Delinquent Taxes are collected by Jordan Tax Services, a third party firm. Payment plans are available.
If you do not pay your taxes, a lien will be placed against your property, which means the taxes plus
accrued interest must be paid before the house can be sold or transferred to new ownership. Jordan
Tax Services can be reached at 412-835-5243 or [email protected].
Allegheny County is responsible for assessing the value of all property within the County.
Please visit http://www2.county.allegheny.pa.us/RealEstate/Search for more information or to
learn how to file an appeal.
It is the responsibility of the property owners to secure a tax bill and correct the mailing
address for the bill. All real estate taxes are due on or before the established due dates
regardless of whether or not a tax bill is received by the property owner. Failure to receive a
tax bill shall not excuse the taxpayer from paying the tax by the due date.
The property owner is responsible to notify the tax office in the case of mortgage refinance,
payoff, or other situations that would change the method of real estate tax payments, or
change of address for whom the bill is sent. Notice can be sent to Gail Dobson-Mikush, the Tax
Collector. Note that this notification does not change the address for the Allegheny County real
estate taxes.
Important Telephone Numbers:
412-884-0803
412-350-4100
412-350-4600
412-350-4107
 All residents of the Borough of Baldwin who work are required to pay Earned Income Tax.
 Please check your pay stub to be sure that this tax is being withdrawn from your paycheck by
your employer and paid to Jordan Tax Service.
 The Political Subdivision Code for Borough of Baldwin (PSD) is 730701
 The Earned Income Tax payments are collected by Jordan Tax Service (412-835-5243 or
[email protected]).
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Residents receive a monthly sewage bill which is based on your water
consumption. The Borough establishes this rate by factoring in the costs
associated with water treatment, the operation and maintenance of our collection
system, as well as personnel costs associated with our sanitary system.
 11.52 per every 1,000 gallons used
 Monthly surcharge of $6.75.
 ALCOSAN
 Pleasant Hills Water Authority
(dependent on location in Baldwin)
Baldwin contracts with Legal Tax Service to collect monthly sewage bills. Payments can be done
by mail, a drop off box located at the Borough Building, or by paying online at
www.legaltaxservices.com Please contact Legal Tax Services at 412-464-9555 for questions
about your bill.
The Borough is currently operating under a Consent Order and Agreement (COA) with the
Department of Environmental Protection and the Allegheny County Health Department. This
requires the Borough to vigorously maintain our vast collection system and to strive to reduce the
inflow and infiltration of stormwater into the sanitary system. As the Borough conveys flow to
both the Pleasant Hills Authority as well as ALCOSAN, each sewer shed has a separate COA that
must be adhered to.
In addition to the preventative maintenance performed by the Borough Public Works Department,
the Borough is constructing a 1.2 million gallon Equalization Basin within the wooded areas of
Colewood Park to retain wet weather that infiltrates our sanitary system during rain events. This
project has been designed by the Borough’s consulting Engineers, with the participation of
Whitehall Borough and the Pleasant Hills Authority. Construction is anticipated to be complete in
the Summer of 2017.
These improvements are not only improving Borough infrastructure, but the health and safety of
residents.
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Emergencies:
Bills & Service:
1-888-393-7000
1-888-393-7100
Emergencies:
Bills & Service:
1-800-400-4271
1-800-764-0111
Emergencies:
Bills & Service:
1-800-565-7292
1-855-748-6066
Customer Service: 800-266-2278
Customer Service: 800-567-6789
Customer Service: 800-266-2278
Customer Service:
1-800- 837-4966
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Trash and recycling is paid for by your tax dollars. Waste
Management is the contract trash collector in Baldwin
Borough and has issued guidelines for trash days
1. Garbage should be should be placed at the curb the night before your scheduled pick-up
2. Garbage should be in properly secured containers or plastic bags.
3. All furniture items, appliances, household goods and disassembled children’s swing sets will be
accepted at curbside.
4. Carpet should be rolled and tied in lengths not to exceed 48 inches so that one man can lift.
5. Empty paint cans and/or dried paint is acceptable. Paint can be dried by air drying or soaking
up with newspaper or kitty litter. Lids should be left off.
6. Excluded Items include:
 Building material (may be picked up for a fee by calling Waste Management)
 Tires
 Automobile parts, including wheel rims
 Trees and branches
 Ashes from furnaces and fireplaces
 Stones and dirt
 liquid paint
7. If a holiday falls on a Monday through Friday, pickup for the rest of the week will be one day
later than the usual day. If the holiday should fall on a weekend, your pick up day will not be
affected. Observed holidays for 2015 are:
 News Years Day
 Fourth of July
 Memorial Day
 Thanksgiving
 Labor Day
 Christmas Day
Note on Special
Collection
If you have any questions
about proper disposal methods
for non-acceptable items,
commercial chemicals, or
hazardous materials in
containers larger than five
gallons in size, please call the
Call Center at 800-449-7587 to
set up a removal appointment.
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Streets not included on the graphic
Carmella: Wednesday, even week recycling
Magnolia: Thursday, even week recycling
For more information on Waste Management, please visit baldwinborough.org
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According to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental
Protection, over 1,700 Pennsylvania communities recycle to
support a healthy environment. Baldwin mandates residential
and commercial recycling to help save resources, prevent
pollution, and support public health.
Recycling is picked up once every other week by Waste Management (please refer to Waste
Management schedule). At the beginning of the recycling service, each home was given a blue
recycling container. If your property no longer has a blue can, please put your recycling in similar
container and mark as recycling. Recycling cannot be in plastic bags. The Borough has recycling
stickers that you can use to mark your containers. These can be picked up at the Borough office.
You do not need to sort your recycling, as we have single stream collection
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Call: 412-882-9600
Our Public Works Department is one of the best in Allegheny County and we pride ourselves on
providing exemplary public service to our residents during the winter. But, when the snow flies, we
also need your help. Our Public Works Department asks you to remember the following:
 Whenever possible, please park in your driveway and not on the street during a winter storm.
This will help the drivers on their snow routes.
 Monitor winter storm tracking through the media, plan accordingly and try to avoid
unnecessary travel during these storms.
 Unless you have an emergency, please do not call the Borough office to report that your street
has not been cleared. Rest assured, if it’s snowing, we’re working.
In addition, the Borough streets are prioritized according to high traffic, public transportation, and
school bus routes first.
Many of the roads you travel daily are either County or State Roads and are maintained by these bodies. Listed below
are the State and County Roads for which the borough is not responsible. If there are any problems
with these roads, please call their respective road department.
Phone: 412-931-2517
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Becks Run Road
Brentwood Road
Brownsville Road
Horning Road
Prospect Road
Schuette Road
Willett Road
Phone: 412-781-3260
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Agnew Road
Clairton Blvd.
Doyle Road
East Carson Street
E. Willock Road
Glass Run Road
Joseph Street
 Streets Run Road
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Are you planning to dig, drill, blast, auger, bore, grade,
trench, or demolish anywhere in Pennsylvania including
Architects and Engineers in design phase? If so, please call
the Pennsylvania One Call System.
Pennsylvania One Call System is a non-profit company whose purpose is to prevent damage to
underground facilities. To promote safety POCS provide an efficient, cost-effective communications
network among designer, excavators, and facility owners.
Call 1-800-242-1776 or 811, 24-hours, any day of the year.
You are required to notify the utilities a minimum of 3 business days prior to excavating and 10
business days prior to final design.
To protect the public health and safety by preventing excavation or demolition work from damaging
underground lines.
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Baldwin is forunate to have many parks. All parks are open from dawn until dusk.
Located near Curry Road
Renovations begin August 2016
Located between Macek Drive and Julie Drive
Located off McAnnulty
Located off Deervue Drive
Located off Sanda Drive
Located behind Municipal Building Complex
Located off Springdale Drive
Located off Agnew Avenue
Located between Youngridge and Wolfe Drive
 Any person or organization having a permit issued by the Borough shall have the right to use
the facility during the times indicated on the permit.
 All facilities shall be open to the public unless a permit has been issued for a special event or
game.
 No bottles or cans of beer or soda are permitted in the park. Soda is only permitted in liter
plastic bottles and should be accumulated and taken home for recycling pick-up. Beer is to be
in kegs only! Parties are subject to the Liquor Control Law.
 The parks should be returned to the condition found. Rubbish must be properly bagged and
placed in the corner of the grove. Excessive garbage should be taken home for proper disposal.
 The permit holder is responsible for general clean-up of any debris created by the permit
holder or his/her group.
 Persons or groups who leave the facility in unsatisfactory condition will be refused future
permits.
 The person or persons to whom the permit is issued agree to be responsible for any damage or
injury done to the premises, facilities, equipment, and other properties in or on the grounds of
the Borough.
 Since Borough activities and/or work assignments have priority on all facilities, all permits are
subject to suspension or cancellation by the Borough should conflicts arise.
 Permits may be revoked at any time for infractions of these rules and regulations.
 No pets are permitted in Borough parks.
Residents can rent the Elm Leaf Pavilion and fields for a fee. To check if the grove and pavilion are
unreserved, please call the Borough or check the Elm Leaf Park Calendar. To reserve the area, please
complete the application, sign the hold harmless agreement, attached your home owner’s certificate,
review the park rules and regulations, and pay the $50 rental fee (online, check, or in person at
Borough building). The Borough will review your application and issue a rental permit.
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Baldwin’s swimming pool is located in Elm Leaf Park, just below the Borough
Building Complex, off of Romanus Drive in North Baldwin.
The pool is open Memorial Day (late May) through Labor Day (early September)
Weekdays: 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Weekends & Holidays: 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The pool is open to both residents and non-residents.
Pass Options
Resident
Non-resident
Notes
First Season Pass
Second Season Pass
Third Pass
Family Pass
Additional Minors
Preschool Child
Senior Citizen
Daily Admission
Daily Admission after 4 pm
$50
$50
$30
$140
$10
$15
$15
$6
$3
$75
$75
$65
$200
$10
$15
$15
$6
$3
In same household as first and second pass
2 adults plus 2-3 minors in same household
Must be purchased with family pass
Ages 3-5, must be accompanied by an adult
65+ with proper ID
Seasonal passes can be purchased at the pool building during any open hours or online at
baldwinborough.org. Passes can be purchased half price starting in July.
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ADA Accessible
Chairs
Concession Stand
Locker Room
 Parking
 Restrooms
For more information on pool rentals, swim lessons, and pool notifications please visit
baldwinborough.org or call the pool at 412-881-6444.
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Baldwin Soccer Association
Greater Baldwin-Whitehall
Baldwin Hockey Club
Baldwin-Whitehall Youth Football Association
Youth Lacrosse Association
Baldwin Inline Hockey
The Pittsburgh Sports League (PSL) is a Pittsburgh based recreation league for
young professionals.
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Basketball
Bowling
Broomball
Corn Hole
Darts
Deck Hockey
Dodgeball
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All Baldwin Borough dogs and cats must have a pet
license.
Please visit our website or the Borough office to apply
for pet license(s). The annual cost is $5.00.
Allegheny County requires all dogs to also have
county license.
Please visits www.alleghenycounty.us to complete
the application. Annual fees vary dependent on the
spayed/neutered status of your dog(s).
The Borough does not have our own Animal Control Services, however, you can use the information
and organizations listed below to aid in your animal control needs.
1. Call the Baldwin Police department to report a found pet (412-881-1300 M-F 8:30am-4:30pm or
911 after business hours). If the pet has a Baldwin License tag, the police will be able to identify the
pet's owner.
2. If the dog has an Allegheny County License Tag, call the Allegheny County Treasurer at 412-3504100.
3. If the pet has no tags, bring the dog to the municipal building or a nearby vet to be scanned for a
microchip.
4. If the cat has no tags or microchip, please contact the Homeless Cat Management Team at 412321-4060.
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5. If no owner information can be found through tags or a microchip, please call the local shelters
listed below to report a found pet. If you do not release the animal to a shelter or animal control
facility, you are fully responsible for searching and finding the pet's family.
 Western PA Humane Society: 412-321-4625
 Animal Rescue League: 412-661-6452
 Animal Friends: 412-847-7077
1. Notify the Baldwin Police Department (412-881-1300) with a description of the animal, where it
was last seen, and your contact information.
2. Create a flyer (online flyer builder) and notify your neighbors and neighborhood vet. Including a
color picture on the flyer is really helpful.
3. Check online sites for postings of found pets or to create a posting for a missing pet, like Craigslist,
Lostmydoggie.com, or Lostmykitty.com
4. Check with local shelters to see if they have received any animals or reports that sound like your
pet.
 Western PA Humane Society: 412-321-4625
 Animal Rescue League: 412-661-6452
 Animal Friends: 412-847-7077
Please go to the Wildlife Center at the Animal Rescue League website on what to do at
http://www.animalrescue.org/wildlife-rehabilitation-center/i-found-an-injured-wild-animal/.
Private business, such as Critter Control, offer animal control solutions and will come to your property
to safely remove unwanted wild animals. Public Works can also be called for baiting for rats.
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