Mount Pleasant Borough Police Department will be testing to hire a Full-Time Police Officer.

Applications may be obtained at the
Mount Pleasant Borough Office

1 Etze Avenue, 3rd Floor
Mount Pleasant, PA 15666
Monday - Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm

Applications must be completed and returned
to the Mount Pleasant Borough Office by 3:00pm December 16, 2022

$35 Fee is required with submission of application

Photo identificaiton is required when
obtaining and submitting application.

Competitive Wages - Vacation Days -
Paid Holidays, Sick Days, Personal Days
- Health Benefits - Life Insurance - Retirement Plan
- Uniform/Equipment Provided -
5-day work week consisting of 8-hour shifts.

Any questions please contact the Mount Pleasant Police Department at 724-547-7210. For additional information click on the link below:

Police Officer Full-Time Details

The Borough has made arrangements with the Charter Oak Church to help residents with the following:

The Charter Oak Church is reaching out to Borough Citzens to assist them in one-time services.

Examples of services: building ramps,
repair handrails, etc.

For specifics, please call 724-972-7481.

Please Note: The Church is providing services.
Not money.

GET THE LEAD OUT!

Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program of Westmoreland County

For Information Contact: Westmoreland County Department of Planning and Development
at 724-830-3366

The Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program is a Federally Funded Grant Program, which focused on homes built prior to 1978 since they are more likely to contain lead-based paint. Additional requirements include: households must meet maximums income limits per household size as listed on the flyer.
*Eligible households must also have a child(ren) 6 years or under (that includes a pregnant woman) that either live in the home, or visits the residence at least 3 hours, 2 times per week, for 60 hours or more per year.
For instance, if a grandparent cares for a grandchild who is under the age of 6 years in their home at a minimum of 3 hours/ twice a week, their home was built prior to 1978, and the grandparents meet the income requirements for household, they could qualify. This program covers lead-based paint abatement and possibly other hazards that are related to lead poisoning in the home e.g. lead in windows, siding, and railings, and/or contributing factors that could lead to lead poisoning such as a leaky roof (water causing paint that contains lead to chip).