Toilet paper is the only paper product that should be flushed down toilets--even if you are suffering a coronavirus-related TP shortage. Disinfectant wipes, wet wipes, paper towels, napkins and facial tissues should be disposed of in the trash. Read on...
Pennsylvania and South Fayette residents are asked to wear non-medical-grade masks across the nose and mouth to help protect each other from coronavirus in public. Read on...
Open spaces and trails in township parks remain open, but the township is closing all playgrounds and pavilions until further notice due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Indoor restrooms remain closed, but portable restrooms are available. Read on...
To help slow the spread of COVID-19, Waste Management is not picking up any yard waste, furniture or excess trash. Regular trash and recycling pickup continue, but all trash must be bagged (no loose items) and all recycling must be inside the bin. Read on...
South Fayette Township wants to know if any South Fayette residents need special assistance as a result of COVID-19, or coronavirus, restrictions. If you are experiencing a hardship, please let us know so we can try to connect you with resources to help. Read on...
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the township has suspended all residential and commercial inspection activities until further notice. This action complies with the order from Governor Tom Wolf that non-life-sustaining businesses close. Read on...
The South Fayette Township Building, including the township offices, police station, senior center and library, is closed to the public until further notice to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and the coronavirus. Staff continue to provide services. Read on...
Short traffic stoppages and temporary closures will occur on Thoms Run Road in Collier, just outside the South Fayette border, from March 16 until October due to road work. Read on...
The Allegheny County Health Department recommends simple yet effective strategies to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and the coronavirus that causes it. Read on...
