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1301 4th Avenue

Coraopolis, PA 15108 USA

(412) 264-3002

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Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 4:30

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Garbage Schedule

Information on our trash and recycling programs

Ordinances

The following are some general Coraopolis Borough guidelines regarding permits and code enforcement

Forms

Form and applications needed for Coraopolis residents

Contact Us

For non-emergencies only, please call 412-264-3009 for emergencies or 412-264-3000 for after hours

News and Events

Wildcat Trail Is Open!!!

April 29, 2021

Wildcat-Trail.pdf

Friendly Reminder When ordering a dumpster for your address please complete and return the Borough’s Dumpster Permit Application. There is no cost to place a dumpster on the road (unless it is taking up metered spaces). Our Police Department will verify that your dumpster is placed in a safe area and then issue a permit. If you have any questions please call the Borough Office at 412-264-3002, Monday through Friday 8:00 – 4:30

January 21, 2021

Borough of Coraopolis Notice of Legal Advertisement for Telephone Meetings. Click below for the link

November 25, 2020

Click here for Boro Telephone Mtg

Zoning Variance Application

July 31, 2020

Application for Zoning Variance

Click below for COVID-19 Business Requirements

June 26, 2020

Click here COVID-19 Business Requirement

CDC Launches New Self-Checker, please click on link below

March 20, 2020

https://static.prototype.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/if-you-are-sick/index-bot-test.html

Allegheny County Information on COVID-19

March 11, 2020

https://www.alleghenycounty.us/Health-Department/Resources/COVID-19/Stay-Updated.aspx

Borough of Coraopolis 2020 Budget

January 10, 2020

2020 Budget

Local Businesses

Support local businesses of Coraopolis

Important Information

Our History

The borough was incorporated on June 7, 1886. It was previously known as a village under the name of Middletown, while the post office name was Vancefort. It was established in August 1861, and changed to Coraopolis in March 1886.