Coronavirus Updates

Updated March 1, 2021

Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday announced changes to the state’s COVID-19 restrictions.

The maximum occupancy limit for indoor events allows 15 percent of maximum occupancy, regardless of venue size.

The maximum occupancy limits for outdoor events allows for 20 percent of maximum occupancy, regardless of venue size.

Face covering, social distancing, and hand hygiene still must be enforced. The occupancy limits are only permitted if attendees and workers are able to comply with the 6-foot physical distancing requirement.

Out-of-state travel restrictions have been lifted. Previously, anyone over the age of 11 visiting from another state had to provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 test or place themselves in a travel quarantine for 14 days upon entering Pennsylvania.

For more information, visit governor.pa.gov/newsroom/gov-wolf-revises-mitigation-order-on-gatherings-and-lifts-out-of-state-travel-restrictions/.

Updated February 28, 2021

Pennsylvania has started to vaccinate against COVID-19 and is working to expand eligibility to more groups of people.

Supplies are extremely limited, so we must prioritize who gets vaccinated first — starting with those most at risk of catching COVID and experiencing complications.

Use this guide to see if you are currently eligible for a COVID vaccine and to find out how to get one. If you have questions about the vaccination process in Pennsylvania, please call the Pennsylvania Department of Health hotline at 1-877-724-3258.

To see if you are currently eligible, visit https://www.pa.gov/guides/get-vaccinated/.

Updated December 21, 2020

The recycling rack lending program, for party trash, is suspended until further notice.

Updated December 14, 2020

Soliciting Permitting Suspended - Due to COVID restrictions, the Police Dept. has suspended the issuance of permits to solicit, sell or canvas, until further notice.

Updated November 18, 2020

Township Suspends Some In-House Appointments

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Township has suspended in-house appointments for non-emergency leak and pressure checks. Customers can contact private plumbers to diagnose and resolve problems. 

Township staff will continue to respond as needed to work on non-communicating water meters.

Senior Center Offers Hot Meals

Seniors looking for a hot meal can do so safely at the Senior Center inside of the Township Municipal Center.

The Butler County Area Agency on Aging, which runs the Senior Center, offers Grab & Go meals each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12:15 p.m.

Seniors must RSVP for a meal 48 hours in advance. For Monday meals, the reservation must be made by noon Thursday.

The Grab & Go meal program will continue to be available even if the Senior Center is closed due to COVID-19 precautions.

To reserve a meal, contact the Butler County Area Agency on Aging at 724-282-3008.

Video Highlights Communication Efforts

As the community tries to grasp the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, Cranberry has put an emphasis on keeping residents informed and worked to share the positive stories that have come from this trying time.

To view the video, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS2Q42vqCNg&feature=youtu.be.

EPA Outlines Cleaning and Disinfecting Guidelines

The Environmental Protection Agency and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has outlined steps to properly clean and disinfect homes and offices.

The guidelines cover public spaces, workplaces, businesses, schools and homes and follow protocols outlined in the federal government’s Opening up America Again program. Learn more here...

Community Response Team

In good times and bad, the Cranberry Township residents have a history of supporting one another. Fundraisers, charity drives and service projects are commonplace and a large part of what makes the Township a great place to live, work and play. 

Now, with many members of our community facing an unprecedented shutdown of daily life, that community spirit is needed more than ever. That’s why the Township is seeking individuals to help ease the burden the pandemic is having on the community. Volunteers will help provide those in need with essential basic human needs like food, water, or toiletries. By doing this, they can help make the day a little brighter in a term of uncertainty. 

Healthy volunteers who want to help, as well as residents in need of assistance are asked to contact the Township via links at CranberryTownship.org/CRT or by calling 724-776-4806.