Board of Supervisors
The Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors moved forward on several commercial development proposals Thursday, scheduling public hearings for a coffee drive-thru, a sports facility, and a neighborhood shopping center. The Board also set the stage for a significant expansion of the Boylan Funeral Home on Wisconsin Avenue.
Planning Advisory Commission
The Cranberry Township Planning Advisory Commission reviewed preliminary plans for a UPMC Passavant utility plant expansion and a major 44-acre land consolidation along Route 228 during their April 27 meeting.
Board of Education (Seneca Valley)
The Seneca Valley School Board approved over $19.7 million in expenditures including major re-roofing projects and adopted a new K-6 English Language Arts curriculum at its April 20 action session, while also celebrating the Raiders ice hockey team back-to-back PIHL championship.
Board of Supervisors
The Cranberry Township General Authority Board of Directors met on April 14 to review the township's stormwater maintenance operations and financial reports for the first quarter of 2026. The board approved expense reimbursements to the township totaling expenditures from January through March.
General Authority Board
The General Authority Board met Tuesday to review stormwater maintenance activities and financial reports for the first quarter of 2026. The board approved a reimbursement to the Township for operational expenses incurred through March.
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors formally approved the 2026 paving program totaling $2.34 million across three contracts, awarded $172,000 for Police Department renovation design, $201,739 for a Fitness Court at Graham Park, and $217,520 for Coal Run culvert engineering, while recognizing the Parks Department for two state awards.