Statue of small boy holding a turtle (left). Text: Rated among the Top 10 great neighborhoods in the Pittsburgh region. - Pittsburgh Magazine, 2007 (center). Children playing (right)

Latest News and Announcements


Dates to Remember


Fall Leaf Pickup – Monday, October 21st thru Wednesday, November 27th. Before or after these dates it is the residents responsibility to take the
leaves to the recycling area.

Third Thursdays on 3rd – December 19 [Details]

Farmer's Market - Saturday's – May to mid December – 10AM – 1PM – Courthouse parking lot

 

Important Information

Dial 2-1-1 – It’s your friendly-community-24 hour-professionally-staffed hotline for help with human services. If you need help, info or referrals in your community, dial 2-1-1 first. [Link]

Yard Waste Permits – Waste permits are now available at the Borough Office and the cost is $20.00.

Pedestrian Safety – The streets in our neighborhoods should be safe places for our residents to walk. Drivers, parents and kids can all do their part to help keep our streets safe for pedestrians...[Read More]

Skunk Control – What to do if you see a skunk or have a problem...[Read]

Residents are not permitted to leave yard waste on the street...[View Ordinance]

Senior Citizen Passes – Any Beaver Area School District resident age 62 or over may obtain a pass valid for free general admission to District football games, basketball games, concerts, and plays.[Details]

 

Stay Informed

Beaver Alerts – Beaver Alerts provide timely information on Borough events and news including the quarterly newsletter. Please sign up [Here]

Downtown First – [Link]

 

Many places say they’re “Someplace Special.” We invite you to see why this town really lives up to that claim.

Definition:
Spe•cial [spesh-uhl] – adjective
– of a distinct or particular kind or character
– different from what is ordinary or usual

Located along the Ohio River just 40 minutes northwest of Pittsburgh and only 20 minutes from the Pittsburgh International Airport, this vibrant small town combines all the beauty and charm of its 200-year history with a thriving 21st-Century energy that provides the best of all worlds in schools, property values, convenience, recreation and health care.

Our scenic town boasts broad, tree-lined streets, thriving downtown, lots of public parks and churches, year-round activities and events, and a convenient and very safe community environment in which to live. Most of Beaver is on the National Register of Historic Places and it is named as a “Tree City USA”. The school system and public library are both top rated, and there is a national award-winning historical museum.

We invite you to view our video: "Beaver, PA – Someplace Special"