News & Announcements

Setting the Stage: Armstrong to sponsor Amphitheater project

It’s almost time for the curtain to rise on the Cranberry Township Community Chest’s 2021 Project of the Year.

When the stage lights turn on at the updated Rotary Amphitheater in Community Park, the venue will sport a new sponsor in Armstrong. The company’...

Hazardous Waste Event Set April 17

Residents can soon get a jump on spring cleaning while also getting rid of potentially hazardous materials.

A Household Hazardous Waste Collection event is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 17 at the Township Public Works building off Route 19.

The even...

PennDOT's Route 19 Project Begins

PennDOT’s seven-month project to resurface Route 19 through Cranberry Township kicks off April 5.

The project includes the resurfacing of 7.4 miles of Route 19, as well as milling, patching, paving, leveling, binder/wearing courses, and minor dra...

Tax Deadlines 2021

A Walk in the Park: Board considers Community Park’s future

As the Township’s oldest recreation area, Community Park has long been the center of attention for Township events and activities.

Three moves by the Board of Supervisors on April 1 continued the longstanding commitment to keeping Community Park ...

Water Everywhere: Township joins municipal watershed effort

Cranberry will join with 10 municipalities in the southwestern corner of Butler County on a regional stormwater and flood mitigation effort for the Connoquenessing Creek Watershed.

The Board of Supervisors approved the resolution April 1.

A draft report rec...

Making an Impact: Transportation Improvement Plan gets update

Many major road expansion and upgrade projects around the Township are expected to wrap up in 2021.

Now, the Board of Supervisors is looking ahead to the next set of priorities to determine where Transportation Impact Fees will best be spent.

Cranberry was ...

Laying New Ground: Frito Lay seeks expansion of warehouse

Betcha’ can’t build just one.

That’s true for Frito Lay as officials at the company’s warehouse in the Thomson Business Park seek to expand the building.

The two-phase expansion consists of a 2,634 square foot dock ad...

Dogs Now Welcome on North Boundary Park Loop

Dogs will soon be able to have their day in more areas of North Boundary Park.

A pilot program will allow pooches to walk – with their owners and on leashes – around the NexTier Loop, a paved trail that winds through the park. It is adj...

Drug Take-Back Event Set April 24

The Cranberry Township Police Department will join other law enforcement agencies across the country in accepting unwanted or unused medications during the annual Drug Take-Back event.

Scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April 24 in the rear parking...

CTCC Community Days Returns in 2021

After a hiatus in 2020, Community Days will return this July, bringing safe, family-friendly fun to Cranberry’s residents.

Scheduled for July 8-10 at Community Park, the 3-day event will feature live music at the recently renovated Rotary Amphith...

Vendors Sought for 2021 Cranberry Farmers Market

Fresh fruits and vegetables will soon sprout, and Cranberry Township and the Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber will once again bring those fine foods directly to residents.

The 2021 Cranberry Township Farmers Market will kick off Friday, June 4. It will be...

Cranberry Police Partner with 'Neighbors' App

Cranberry’s residents can help keep their community safe with just a few taps on their smart phones.

A new partnership between the Township Police Department and the makers of Ring doorbell will help the community stay informed about local safety incidents...

Hospitality Grants Available to Businesses

Businesses impacted by COVID-19 in Butler County and across the Commonwealth can receive a new round of funding aimed at supporting the hospitality industry.

The COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program will distribute $145 million in funding to all ...

Township Codes and Ordinances

Laws enacted at the municipal level in Pennsylvania are known as ordinances. The Code of Ordinances contains all of the ordinances ever enacted as well as their current status.