Updated: Cranberry Township Bid Notification

Helping Local Business During Uncertain Times

Cranberry Township is committed to the health and safety of our residents, businesses, and guests. We are urging everyone to be diligent regarding social distancing during these uncertain times. We also realize that while we are safeguarding the health of...

Community Response Team Helping Others

In good times and bad, the Cranberry Township residents have a history of supporting one another.

Fundraisers, charity drives and service projects are commonplace and a large part of what makes the Township a great place to live, work and play.

Now, with ma...

We’re just a call (or message) away!

Despite a reduced staff on-hand at the Municipal Center, we’re here to help with any questions you may have.
Please use the form at this link to share your question, comment or concern, and a Township representative will respond as soon as possible.

Tax Deadline Extended

Due the coronavirus pandemic, Governor Tom Wolf has officially moved the local municipal tax filing date to July 15, 2020.  This date coincides with state and federal filing deadlines.  

Board of Supervisors Meeting to Be Held Virtually

To encourage social distancing and respect the Governor’s order to stay at home while continuing the business of the Township, the Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors will meet via Microsoft Teams for their April 2 meeting.

The meeting, sched...

Taking Steps to Stop Spread of Coronavirus

Township leaders continue to follow the advice and recommendations of state and federal officials to take preliminary action now.

Rajbhog showcases the Spice of Life

“It’s all about introducing new things and making people comfortable with them,” says market owner Nishat Kazi.

Getting a 'Freshii' start to health and wellness

As the calendar turns to another year, many find themselves making a renewed commitment to getting healthy. Hungry?

Banking on the community

Farmers works to become part of Cranberry's fabric. "We’re a small business serving the people, and our focus is local and on our customers."

Milk Shake Factory, a sweet blast from the past

A sweet blast from the past is creating new memories.

LumberjAxes, axe-throwing business hits the mark

On a recent snowy afternoon, Jack Welsh, ax in-hand, stepped out onto the concrete pad. He raised the foot-long hatchet above his head and tossed it with precision toward the center of a wooden target.

Finding yourself in Cranberry

This interactive map makes township Geographic information System (GIS) data available to the public. Information is displayed in the form of layers which can be turned on and off using the layer drop down menu. Want to know who has a backyard pool? Who o...

Looking for a business in Cranberry?

You've come to the right spot.

What are they building? What just opened?

We've got the answers to those questions and more.

Cranberry Highlands Open to Walkers

To give residents as many outdoor options as possible while encouraging social distancing, Cranberry Highlands Golf Course will open the cart paths to walkers, joggers and hikers.

The course will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. beginning April 1 until requir...

Tax Deadline Extended

Due the coronavirus pandemic, Governor Tom Wolf has officially moved the local municipal tax filing date to July 15, 2020.  This date coincides with state and federal filing deadlines.  

Board of Supervisors Meeting to Be Held Virtually

To encourage social distancing and respect the Governor’s order to stay at home while continuing the business of the Township, the Cranberry Township Board of Supervisors will meet via Microsoft Teams for their April 2 meeting.

The meeting, sched...

Community Response Team Helping Others

In good times and bad, the Cranberry Township residents have a history of supporting one another.

Fundraisers, charity drives and service projects are commonplace and a large part of what makes the Township a great place to live, work and play.

Now, with ma...

Buy extra collection stickers from Vogel

Call Vogel Disposal, Ph: 724-625-1511,  in advance of your collection day, to pay and arrange for pickup off extra items.Example: If you have two extra trash bags - each requiring a small item sticker, Vogel will charge $1.30 to your credit card....

We’re just a call (or message) away!

Despite a reduced staff on-hand at the Municipal Center, we’re here to help with any questions you may have.
Please use the form at this link to share your question, comment or concern, and a Township representative will respond as soon as possible.

Park Offerings Scaled Back

All tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts; athletic fields; and the dog park are closed to promote social distancing. The park is open for walkers and bicyclists. If using playground equipment, please use caution and consider bringing sanitation wipes...

Taking Steps to Stop Spread of Coronavirus

Township leaders continue to follow the advice and recommendations of state and federal officials to take preliminary action now.

Annual CranFest Postponed Until Fall 2020

Over the past six years, CranFest has become a popular celebration of Cranberry Township’s diversity, steadily growing in both community participation and attendance each April.

To ensure the event continues to thrive in a comfortable, positive a...

Cranberry Township Earns 2020 Banner Community Distinction

Cranberry Township is once again raising a banner to its rafters.

On Friday, the Allegheny League of Municipalities announced Cranberry was chosen as a 2020 Banner Community. It is one of 74 communities in the region to receive the honor.

The announcement w...

Township first responders prepared for threat of coronavirus

Township first responders are well prepared.

Township EMS are in constant contact with Butler County EMA, and weekly updates are discussed. The Department has numerous face shields, masks and hazard suits, acquired in the wake of the Ebola epidemic in 2014...

Do Not Knock!

Cranberry Township residents who desire to be free from peddling and soliciting activities- sign up for the Do Not Knock list! Remember to register each year.

Cranberry Highlands Open to Walkers

To give residents as many outdoor options as possible while encouraging social distancing, Cranberry Highlands Golf Course will open the cart paths to walkers, joggers and hikers.

The course will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. beginning April 1 until requir...

Golf Course Closed Indefinitely, Events Canceled Through April 12

As unprecedented precautions must be taken to help stop the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Cranberry Highlands Golf Course has made the difficult decision to close the course until further notice and cancel all events through April 12, 2020.

Followi...

Advertise at Cranberry Highlands

Showcase your business on the course!

Taking Steps to Stop Spread of Coronavirus

Though no confirmed cases of the virus have been reported in Cranberry Township or Western Pennsylvania, Township leaders are following the advice and recommendations of state and federal officials to take preliminary action now.

Sorry, we are closed

We want to do our part to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

 Following a directive from the Pennsylvania Office of Commonwealth Libraries, and supported by Governor Tom Wolf, Cranberry Public Library closed to the public on Saturday, March 14.

But, you do have options during this time!

With a valid library ...

Looking for a great book?

Take a look at our e-book online catalog. Library card expired or have late fees? All Cranberry Library card holders currently have access. No card? Sign up for an Overdrive Instant Digital Card and start reading or listening today!

Explore our online e-Resources

We have lots of electronic resources available and you can access them from the comfort of home.

We even have a e-Resources Help Page, check it out! Or, call us for additional assistance.

Link with the Library

Programs, events and much more. The best way to stay up to date with us is through our e-newsletter.

Park Offerings Scaled Back

All tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts; athletic fields; and the dog park are closed to promote social distancing. The park is open for walkers and bicyclists. If using playground equipment, please use caution and consider bringing sanitation wipes...

Annual CranFest Postponed Until Fall 2020

Over the past six years, CranFest has become a popular celebration of Cranberry Township’s diversity, steadily growing in both community participation and attendance each April.

To ensure the event continues to thrive in a comfortable, positive a...

Camp and swim registration is open

Current programs are canceled, but summer program registration is open, and we are busy preparing our giant Summer Guide!

Year-round fun in our parks

Community, North Boundary and Graham Parks - each has something different for you to enjoy.

April 26 Pickleball Demonstration

How can you turn $5 to $10?    Sign up for the April 26, 12:30 Pickleball Demonstration to watch how the game is played as it is explained to you while watching four experienced players play at the Cranberry Twp Municipal Building Gym. &...

CTPA preps for 13 outdoor courts

Thanks to the investment of our 550+ members, we're able to expand our play opportunities from 8 to 13 courts. Our courts are dedicated pickleball courts, individually fenced to prevent ball interference in a two-toned tennis surface. Watch for opening de...

Learn about our Pickleball Academy

The CTPA Pickleball Academy, complete with a team of instructors who will teach the proper fundamentals, along with intermediate and advanced level techniques. All clinics will be geared to specific levels, maximizing the effectiveness of each clinic.

Pickleball public play hours for 2020

Because of the growth of CTPA, and demand for play from our members, free Public Play hours are from 1 PM - 4 PM.

CTPA reserves the rights to schedule certain events during public times.  Members of the public may purchase a court pass during cert...

Learn from certified instructors

We offer programs for all ages and skills levels. Learn the game or improve your game, playing indoors and outdoors. We even offer private lessons.

Community Response Team Helping Others

In good times and bad, the Cranberry Township residents have a history of supporting one another.

Fundraisers, charity drives and service projects are commonplace and a large part of what makes the Township a great place to live, work and play.

Now, with ma...

Taking Steps to Stop Spread of Coronavirus

Though no confirmed cases of the virus have been reported in Cranberry Township or Western Pennsylvania, Township leaders are following the advice and recommendations of state and federal officials to take preliminary action now.

Do Not Knock!

Cranberry Township residents who desire to be free from peddling and soliciting activities- sign up for the Do Not Knock list! Remember to register each year.

Car crashes - #1 killer of kids

Have your child’s safety seat inspected! EMS personnel are certified to perform Car Seat Checks. Appointments are available every Tuesday and Thursday between 10 AM and 2 PM. Each appointment takes about a half hour. To schedule an appointment t...

A membership you don't want to use

Your paid subscription is vitally important in helping Cranberry Township EMS keep up with the ever increasing costs of buying ambulances, sophisticated life saving medical equipment and training for our dedicated personnel.

Your paid subscription can also...

Yard cleanup underway?

A sure sign of spring - yard waste collections will begin the week of March 30 on your regular pickup day.

Buy extra collection stickers from Vogel

Currently we cannot process payments for extra collection stickers; however, Vogel Disposal Customer Service is prepared to charge your credit card for items placed outside of the trash cart, without a sticker.

Call Vogel Disposal, Ph: 724-625-1511,  in advance of your collection day, to pay and arrange for pickup off extra items.Example: If you have two extra trash bags - each requiring a small item sticker, Vogel will charge $1.30 to your credit card....

Did you read "In the Pipeline"?

Thanks for paying your utility bill - but wait, there's more. Info-inserts tell a detailed story about water, sewer, stormwater & trash.

Save time & avoid late fees

Pay your bill online for sewer, water, trash and stormwater.

Monitor water usage

The free Water Meter Portal provides insights into water usage on a daily or weekly basis.

Lids down, please

Place carts curbside facing the street at least 2 ft. apart and at least 5 ft. from your mailbox.

This enables the truck pick-up arm to work properly and ensures that your trash isn't scattered on the street!