Peoples Natural Gas Current & Upcoming Projects

The following Peoples Natural Gas projects are scheduled for Ebensburg:

  • 13714 – N Caroline St
    • Approx dates: 3/12 – 7/15
    • Scope:
      • E Crawford St, from N Poplar St to N Center St
      • N Caroline St, from E Horner St to E High St, and
      • E Horner St from N Caroline St to N Center St.
      • Union St from N Locust St to N Center St.
  • 39797 – East High St – SR 422 – PENN DOT
    • Approx dates: 7/16 – 9/1
    • Scope:
      • E High St, from N Caroline St to Rowena Drive
  • 42009 – North Center St – SR 422 – PENN DOT
    • Approx dates: 9/2 – 9/26
    • Scope:
      • E High St from N Caroline to N Julian St
      • N Center from E High to W Sample St
  • 13091 – N Julian St
    • Approx Dates: 9/29 – 11/28
    • Scope:
      • N Julian from W Horner to W Highland Ave
      • W Milton St from N Julian to N Cherry
      • N Cherry from W Milton to W Highland Ave
      • N Cherry from W Horner going south to the alley.

For projects that are currently in construction, any questions can be directed to the onsite PNG representative. For questions about any upcoming projects, please reach out to PNG rep Katie Curry at 814-269-6329.

To see a status of each project, click here: Future Work | Upcoming Gas Line Projects | Peoples Gas | Peoples Natural Gas

Water Project Update

The Ebensburg Municipal Authority Water Department will be doing new water line tie-ins on Monday, February 10, 2025, from 7AM to 3PM at Uni-Mart on South Center Street, all customers on Lakeview Road, Cindy Street, Karen Street, Barton Street and Susan Street.
During the tie-in customers in this area may experience periods of low to no water pressure. When the new water line is connected, customers may experience dirty water.
Thank you for your patience as we strive to improve our water system.

Thank you from the Ebensburg Borough Police Department!

The Ebensburg Borough Police Department wishes to thank Bishop Carroll High School for treating them to lunch at Rik-n-Nik’s as part of their annual First Responder Appreciation Day on Thursday, January 30, 2025.
Courtesy of Bishop Carroll High School, officers enjoyed a delicious meal provided by Rik-n-Niks and joined members of the Dauntless Volunteer Fire Company for a lunch filled with laughs, storytelling, and camaraderie.
A big “thank you” to both Bishop Carroll and Rik-n-Niks!

Ebensburg Borough Newsletter – January 2025

The January 2025 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 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

 

Safety Tips from the Ebensburg Borough Police

PEDESTRIANS

General Pedestrian Law:

Pennsylvania’s Vehicle Code details the rights and duties of pedestrians.

Generally, people walking may cross the street at any point, but pedestrians and motorists must understand their responsibilities. Below are the basic laws to follow when crossing the street or driving.

  • When a pedestrian crosses the street in a crosswalk, the driver must yield.
    • Drivers are not required to yield until you begin to step into the crosswalk.
    • Pedestrians should not walk or run unexpectedly into the path of a moving vehicle. Pedestrians should not assume drivers will see or yield. Look left, right, and left again before stepping out.
    • It is illegal for drivers to pass a vehicle that is stopped for a pedestrian in a crosswalk, as the second driver may not see the pedestrian in the crosswalk.
  • If a pedestrian crosses the street not at an intersection and there is no crosswalk, the pedestrian must yield to vehicles.
  • When crossing the street at a signalized intersection, both pedestrians and motorists must obey the traffic-control devices.
    • These signs and signals help identify who must yield.
  • When walking along a road with sidewalks and its use is practicable, it is unlawful for any pedestrian to walk along and upon an adjacent roadway.

Safety Talking Points

 Tips for Pedestrians:

 Cross only at crosswalks. Don’t cross between parked cars.

  • Look left, right then left again and keep looking.
  • Wait for a gap in traffic, then step one foot off the curb or fully enter crosswalk and make eye contact with approaching drivers.
  • Always obey traffic signs and signals especially pedestrian count down timers.
  • See and be seen – drivers need to see you to avoid you. Wear bright clothing during the day, and wear reflective materials or carry a flashlight at night.
  • Watch for turning vehicles at intersections, even if you have the right-of-way and proceeding lawfully.
  • Watch your children. Children can’t judge a vehicle’s speed and distance and need the help of an adult to be safe.
  • On streets with multiple lanes in each direction, be aware of what drivers in both near lanes are doing. If one driver is allowing you to cross, the other might not see you.
  • If no sidewalk is available, walk as far on the side of the road as you can, and always walk against traffic.
  • Always be aware of your surroundings, and never get distracted.

Tips for Motorists:

 Slow down when approaching a crosswalk or intersection. Watch for pedestrians and be prepared to yield to them.

  • Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks – the law requires motorists to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks at signalized and non-signalized intersections.
  • Travel at a prudent speed. Don’t try to beat the light.
  • Watch for mid-block crosswalks. Pedestrians have the right-of-way in mid-block crosswalks, so yield to them.
  • Expect the unexpected – look out for children who may dart out between cars or buses or cross mid-block without a crosswalk.
  • Drivers on streets with multiple lanes in each direction should be aware that pedestrians may be crossing all lanes.

Trash & Recycle Receptacle Storage & Tree/Shrub Maintenance

With the threat of severe weather throughout the area, the Ebensburg Borough Police would like to remind area residents of the requirements regarding the placement of new garbage containers:

  1. Containers are not to be place curbside more than 24 hours before scheduled pick up.
  2. Containers must be removed from curbside no more than 24 hours after scheduled pick up.
  3. With severe storms possible, the containers potentially could blow into the street and cause a traffic hazard.

An additional reminder as spring arrives; residents are responsible to keep their shrubs, trees, and foliage trimmed so that they do not impede roadways or sidewalks, or block street signs.

Ebensburg police thank all residents for their cooperation in keeping Ebensburg Borough a beautiful and safe community!

Ebensburg Water Plant Receives Prestigious Area Wide Optimization (AWOP) Award

  • Pictured from left, Luke Byrne, Kyle Smiley and Anthony Perott of Inframark

Ebensburg’s Water Treatment Plant has been selected again to receive a prestigious Area Wide Optimization Program (AWOP) Award. The AWOP Award was presented to Luke Byrne, Plant Manager, for our water system on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at the Pennsylvania Rural Water Association (PRWA) Annual Conference in State College, PA.

AWOP is a national filter plant optimization effort among numerous states, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators (ASDWA) and you. For the seventeenth consecutive year in Pennsylvania, AWOP will recognize outstanding efforts toward optimizing filter plant turbidity performance with a prestigious AWOP Award. The top performing filter plants that submitted their 2023 WebOAS turbidity data will receive an AWOP Award this year. This year 9 small filter plants (serving <10,000 people) will be presented with AWOP Awards at the PRWA conference. We hope to present AWOP Awards next year as well. So please continue to submit your turbidity data to remain eligible for an AWOP Award next year. WebOAS turbidity submittal is required in order to participate in AWOP and be eligible for an AWOP Award.