Public service happens everywhere, not just in big cities or state capitals. Tarentum is proud to see two of its leaders, Council President Scott Dadowski and Borough Manager Dwight Boddorf, recognized at the state and national level. It’s a reflection of the people of this community and a reminder that Read more
We’re Hiring – Help Reimagine Tarentum’s Water System! Due to recent retirements and internal promotions, Tarentum Borough is reshaping its water system to ensure reliability, flexibility, and long-term sustainability. We’re building a modern utility team with built-in redundancy and future-focused leadership, and we want you on board! 🔹 Now Hiring: Read more
Tarentum Borough Council has selected a participant for its Junior Council Member Program and appointed Shane Brown as its Municipal Management Fellow as part of the Borough’s continued investment in leadership development and civic engagement. The Junior Council Member Program provides a local student the opportunity to attend meetings, participate Read more
We’re Hiring – Help Reimagine Tarentum’s Water System! Tarentum Borough is seeking a motivated Water Systems Manager to lead operations at our water treatment plant and distribution system, with a willingness to train and develop the right individual into this leadership role. This new leadership role is a cornerstone of Read more
Due to the significant winter weather event forecast over the next 48 hours, Tarentum Borough has declared a State of Emergency, effective 10:00 PM Saturday evening through 10:00 PM Monday, as a preparedness measure. This declaration allows the Borough to shift staffing and resources in accordance with established contingency plans Read more
Winter Storm Readiness Update for Tarentum Borough The National Weather Service is projecting a significant snowstorm over the weekend. Tarentum Borough has pre-staged snow-removal vehicles, confirmed adequate salt supplies, and put all contingency plans in place to respond as conditions develop. As a reminder, the Borough follows an established snow-removal Read more
Tarentum Borough has been awarded $463,000 in state funding to support a major water line replacement project on Davidson Street, marking another milestone in the Borough’s multi-year infrastructure and community investment program. This project addresses aging water lines and dead-end conditions that have contributed to recent service and water quality Read more
