July 2, 2026
Penbrook Borough is pleased to announce the completion of significant improvements to Little Valley Park, symbolizing an exciting new chapter for one of the Borough's most cherished community spaces. For generations, Little Valley Park has served as a gathering place for Penbrook residents of all ages. Beyond providing opportunities for recreation, the park has long been home to the Borough's annual Summer Recreation Program, welcoming children ages 6 to 12 for outdoor activities, games, crafts, and educational programming each summer. The revitalization of the park ensures that future generations will continue to enjoy a safe, welcoming, and vibrant place to play, connect, and build lasting memories.
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We are excited to share this invitation to the Grand Re-Opening & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Little Valley Park on Thursday, July 16, 2026 at 11:45 a.m.!
This park has been a cherished recreational space for years, and we are thrilled about the revitalization of the park. Read more about it in our press release: www.penbrook.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Penbrook-Borough-Press-Release-Little-Valley-Park-Gra...
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Here's a recap of week two of the Little Valley Summer Program!
"What an amazing week at the Little Valley Summer Program! Our campers were on the move from start to finish with hands-on fun, exciting guests, and colorful creativity! They built fantastic woodworking kits with the Penbrook Lions Club, met the inspiring Coach Josh from the JT Dorsey Soccer Foundation, and discovered the power of healthy eating with UPMC Dietitian Mrs. Mallory. We also learned valuable eye safety tips from Mrs. Terressa of Vision Resources before wrapping up the week by creating bright, one-of-a-kind tie-dye t-shirts. Smile, learning, teamwork, and tons of fun made this a day to remember!"
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Last week was the first week of the Little Valley Summer Program! Read more about all the fun during week one!
"What a fantastic week at Little Valley! Campers stayed active and had a blast playing flag football with Mayor McDonald and hitting the soccer field with JT Dorsey and Coach Laura. Laughter and teamwork filled the air during exciting water balloon battles, while creativity and kindness shined as campers made heartfelt cards for someone important in their lives. From energetic games to unforgettable memories with friends, the week was packed with fun, friendship, and plenty of smiles!"
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Bicycle Theft - The individual in the attached photograph stole a bicycle from a resident's porch on 7/1/2026. If anyone recognizes this person, pl...
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The individual in the attached photograph stole a bicycle from a resident's porch on 7/1/2026. If anyone recognizes this person, please contact the Penbrook Police and reference incident number PEN202...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Due to unforeseen circumstances, our 120th anniversary scheduled for June will be postponed until September/October. Be sure to check our page for updates on new dates and what we have planned.
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Penbrook Fire is selling R&K subs and Pretzel sandwiches! Subs are $8 and pretzel sandwiches are $6! Money is DUE June 2nd! Please message us or let a member know what you’d like! Delivery will be June 12th at the firehouse at 4:30!
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Paul Miller's Law - Paul Miller's Law became effective on June 5, 2025. For the first year, officers have only issued warnings for the violation.  ...
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Paul Miller's Law became effective on June 5, 2025. For the first year, officers have only issued warnings for the violation. Effective June 5, 2026, police officers will begin issuing citations for u...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
We at citizens fire company are deeply saddened to announce the passing of life member, past assistant fire chief, past fire police captain Robert “Bob” Treaster. Treaster spent over 50 years in the fire service holding multiple positions in the department. Please keep the Treaster family in your thoughts and prayers. If anyone has pictures of Treaster, please post them in the comments.
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The Penbrook Police Department has partnered with CARFAX to disseminate all traffic accident reports online. Please click the above banner to purchase a copy of your accident report.