Winter Parking is NOT in Effect Starting on Thursday, March 19th at 5 PM

WINTER PARKING REGULATIONS RELAXED

Good News! The enforcement of the winter parking regulations within Ebensburg Borough is being relaxed.

The current Ordinance, in place since 1994, requires alternate side parking on many streets between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., and again between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m. It also prohibits parking on many smaller streets between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. Those winter parking restrictions are in effect between December 1st and March 31st.

In the past, the Ordinance was not enforced until the first snowfall each year. After the first snowfall, the Ordinance was enforced each and every day, regardless of weather conditions. These parking restrictions are necessary to allow the public works crew to properly and safely clear the streets of snow. Unfortunately, the regulations caused great inconvenience to the residents.

Today, there are many methods of communicating current information to the residents. Borough Council believes that we can enforce the regulations when necessary, and relax enforcement when possible.

Effective immediately, the winter parking regulations will only be enforced when deemed necessary by staff. A notice will be placed here on the website announcing when the regulations are “in effect” or are “not in effect.” The same notice will be posted on the borough’s Facebook page.

For those that may not have access to the Internet, a call to the borough office at 472-8780 is all that will be necessary to verify whether vehicles parked on the street need to be moved. During business hours, staff will be able to answer the question, or you may press #5 to be taken directly to a recording.

Winter parking restrictions will be placed in effect with every forecasted snowfall, and should be considered in effect with every unexpected snowfall. Depending on conditions, the restrictions will often remain in effect for several days following a snowfall. Crews often work for several days to push snow back from the curbs, to clear intersections, and to clear slush from the streets. Residents will be required to move vehicles until such time that the announcement on the website and Facebook is again changed. It will be everyone’s responsibility to verify the current enforcement status of the winter parking regulations. Remember…because it snowed two days ago and hasn’t snowed since; the winter parking regulations may still be in effect. Check the website!

The relaxed winter parking regulations will require the full cooperation of everyone. It is important that the public works crews are able to maintain clear streets during winter conditions. If the relaxation of enforcement causes problems in that regard, it will be necessary to return to daily enforcement. Please work with us so that we can maintain our streets in a safe manner, while minimizing the inconvenience to you and your neighbors of moving your vehicle twice each day.

Ebensburg Borough is Now Hiring

EBENSBURG SEEKS APPLICANTS PART-TIME SUMMER POSITIONS

The Borough of Ebensburg is seeking applicants for the following part-time summer positions:

Office Assistant

Office assistant applicants must be a minimum of 18 years of age and possess a valid driver’s license. $10.50/hr. Flex hours available or 40 hrs/wk. Must possess basic Internet and Microsoft Office skills. View full job description at here.

Summer Maintenance

Maintenance applicants must be a minimum of 16 years of age and possess a valid driver’s license. $10.50/hr.  40 hrs/wk.

Lifeguards

Lifeguard applicants must be a minimum of 15 years of age and possess Red Cross certification. $10.50/hr. 

Applications can be picked up at the Borough Office or printed from the website and are due back by March 25th.

View or print part-time application here.

Boil Water Advisory is NOT Effect

Boil Water Notice is Lifted – March 4th at 2 PM

Today is March 2, 2026.  A water line break on W. Horner Street has resulted in a boil water advisory for N. Spruce Street from W. Crawford Street to W. Milton Street, W. Horner Street from N. Spruce to N. Marian Street, and W. Crawford Street from N. West Street to N. Marian Street.

The water company cannot confirm when the advisory will be lifted.  Loss of pressure can interfere with disinfection and provide a medium for microbial growth.  Low pressure may indicate the presence of disease-causing organisms. The organisms include bacteria, viruses, and parasites, which can cause symptoms such as nausea, cramps, diarrhea and associated headaches.

All affected customers are advised  NOT to drink their water without boiling it first.  Bring the water to a boil, let it boil for one minute and then let it cool before using it, or use bottled water.

The Ebensburg Borough will notify you when the advisory is lifted.

View Complete Report Here

 

Ebensburg Borough Newsletter – January 2026

The January 2026 Borough Newsletter is now available. Newsletters are mailed out to all borough residents and copies can also be found in the borough office. If you’d like to view it online, you may do so here:

January 2026 – Borough Newsletter

July 2025 – Borough Newsletter

January 2025 – Borough Newsletter 

July 2024 – Ebensburg Newsletter

January 2024 – Ebensburg Newsletter

January 2023 – Ebensburg Newsletter

July 2022 – Ebensburg Newsletter

January 2022 – Ebensburg Newsletter

July 2023 – Ebensburg Newsletter

 

2025 Time Capsule Burial Ceremony

EBENSBURG 2025 TIME CAPSULE CEREMONY TO BE HELD

EBENSBURG – A ceremony will be held Sunday, October 12th at 12 pm at Veteran’s Memorial Park to bury a new time capsule. Items to be placed in the 2025 time capsule are now being collected by the Cambria County Historical Society and Ebensburg Borough. Local restaurants are encouraged to submit a menu to be placed into the capsule, and local churches are asked to submit a church bulletin. “We’d like to give the people of 2075 a look back into what was happening in and around Ebensburg in 2025,” said Danea Koss, Community Development Director for Ebensburg Borough.

In addition to the church bulletins and restaurant menus, we encourage residents of Ebensburg to write a letter detailing who you and your family are, your ages, school/work information, etc.

Items can be dropped at either the Ebensburg Borough building by this Friday, October 3rd at 4 pm, or at the Cambria County Historical Society by Saturday, October 4th by 1 pm.

In addition to burying the time capsule, the ceremony will include remarks by local leaders, a flag raising and more. Any questions may be directed to Danea Koss, Community Development Director, at 814-472-8414.