East McKeesport, PA
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City Council
Joseph R. Kleppick ✓ 304 · Edgar Ruffolo ✓ 302 · Write-in ✓ 78
Recent meetings
Thu Aug 13, 2026
Borough Council
Council to vote on police policy updates, grants, and salt bid
The East McKeesport Borough Council will vote on several routine items, including approving updated police policies, submitting grant applications, and accepting a rock salt bid. The agenda also includes authorizing action to ensure a construction project is completed and ratifying prepaid bills.
- Approve updated Lexipol policies for the police department
- Submit Multi-Modal Grant Application (Resolution 6-26)
- Submit 2026 GEDTF Grant Application (Resolution 7-26)
- Authorize Glenn Engineering to ensure East Field work completed by Plavchak Construction before Sept 1, 2026
- Accept American Rock Salt bid at $160.00/ton for Sept 1, 2026 – July 31, 2027
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✓ Decided: Council approves police rank, waste rules, employee handbook
The Borough Council unanimously approved three ordinances: one amending the police department rank structure, one setting waste receptacle times, and one implementing a new employee handbook. Council also approved partial payments for the Chicora Street Park project, a police less-lethal policy, and bills. Several votes had absent members.
- Approved Ordinance #986 amending police rank structure (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance #987 setting waste receptacle times (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance #988 implementing employee handbook (unanimous)
- Approved $80,673.75 (75% payment) for Chicora Street Park to Sports and Recreation Associates (3-2, 3 absent)
- Approved $24,897.25 (25% payment) for Chicora Street Park upon completion (3-1, 3 absent)
- Approved Police Department Policy 302 on less-lethal devices (unanimous)
- Ratified prepaid bills of $7,196.18 (4-0, 3 absent)
- Approved payment of bills (5-0, 3 absent)
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Borough of East McKeesport
Agenda
August 13, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
None
New Business
1. Motion to approve East McKeesport Police Department updated Lexipol policies reflecting changes to
state and federal laws.
2. Motion to approve resolution 6-26, submission of Multi-Modal Grant Application.
3. Motion to approve resolution 7-26, submission of 2026 GEDTF Grant Application.
4. Motion to authorize Glenn Engineering to take action to ensure East Field work is completed by
Plavchak Construction before September 1, 2026.
5. Motion to accept American Rock Salt’s bid for rock salt at $160.00 a ton for the contract term of
September 1, 2026, to July 31, 2027.
6. Motion to ratify bills prepaid by the Borough Manager in the amount of $12,69.17.
7. Motion to pay bills.
8. Motion to adjourn.
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BOROUGH OF EAST McKEESPORT
COUNCIL MEETING- July 11, 2026
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The meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM by Council Vice President Ruffolo
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
X Kleppick
X Dodds
X Howard
X Mayor Howard
X Ruffolo
A Lechliter
A Hooper
A Maurizi
X Solicitor Beisler
X Engineer-Thomas
A Tax Collector-Ferrainolo
X Manager-Sims
PETITIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Dave from Desonia Street wants his street sign to be put up.
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The borough bought the sign and will be putting it up soon.
Diane from Desonia Street wants speed bumps installed on the street due to fast moving
traffic.
On Motion of Kleppick and Dodds to approve the minutes.
Roll Call-Unanimous
REPORT OF OFFICERS
MAYOR REPORT
Police report is on file.
SECRETARY
Night on Broadway next week on Friday, the festivities will begin at 5 pm.
The Borough was awarded $28,750 for events from Allegheny County.
July 22, there will be a women’s defense class at the senior center.
Have started applications for the following grants:
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COUNCIL MEETING- July 11, 2026
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COPS Hiring Grant
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Gravel, Dirt, and Low Volume Roads Grant for Tarpon and Melrose.
Keep working with Tree Pittsburgh and PA Resource Council. Working to expand non-
profit and other agencies partnerships.
The water authority is working in the Hilda Neighborhood still.
Trash collection was inadequate last week; we are aware and have taken action to solve
the problem.
Commercial Street is finally clos …
Thu Jul 9, 2026
Borough Council
Council to approve park payments and police ordinances
The East McKeesport Borough Council will vote on approving final payments for the Chicora Street Park project, amending police department ordinances, and ratifying bills totaling $7,196.18.
- Approve $80,673.75 for Chicora Street Park project
- Approve $24,897.25 for Chicora Street Park project
- Approve Ordinance #986 amending police department rank
- Approve Ordinance #987 regarding waste receptacle times
- Approve East McKeesport Police Department Policy 302
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda July 9 th , 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
1. Motion to approve Ordinance # 986 , an Ordinance of the Borough of East McKeesport amending
Ordinance #668, Rank in the Force of the East McKeesport Police Department .
2. Motion to approve Ordinance #987 amending ordinance #801, designating specific times for setting out
and removing waste receptacles.
3. Motion to approve Ordinance #988 implementing a Borough Employee Handbook outlining new
policies and procedures governing Borough Employees .
New Business
1. Motion to approve 75% of final reimbursable payment for the Chicora Street Park projec t to Sports and
Recreation Associates in the amount of $ 80,673.75.
2. Motion to approve 25% of final reimbursable payment for the Chicora Street Park project to Sports and
Recreation Associates in the amount of $ 24,897.25 upon completion and certification of project by the
Borough Engineer and Borough Council.
3. Motion to approve East McKeesport Police Department Policy 302 governing the implementation of
less- lethal control devices.
4. Motion to ratify prepaid bills in the cost of $ 7,196.18 .
5. Motion to pay bills.
6. Motion to adjourn.
Thu Jun 11, 2026
Borough Council
Council to consider joining regional energy consortium and hiring part-time police officer
The East McKeesport Borough Council will consider several motions, including joining the Western Pennsylvania Energy Consortium for collective energy procurement, hiring a part-time police officer, and advertising new ordinances governing waste receptacle times and an employee handbook. The council will also ratify a $5,000 payment to the local fire department, adopt the 2026 county hazard mitigation plan, and reimburse a disabled veteran's property tax.
- Motion to ratify $5,000 second-quarter payment to United Volunteer Fire and Rescue
- Motion to join Western Pennsylvania Energy Consortium (WPEC) 2025-2030 MOU for collective energy procurement
- Motion to advertise Ordinance #987 amending waste receptacle set-out and removal times
- Motion to advertise Ordinance #988 implementing a Borough Employee Handbook with new policies and procedures
- Motion to hire part-time Police Officer Cody Bagwell following executive session recommendation
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✓ Decided: Council approves park payments and Verizon Wi-Fi for senior center
The council approved two payments totaling $33,000 for Chicora Street Park equipment and approved a $69 monthly contract for Verizon Wi-Fi at the senior center. They also ratified prepaid bills and voted to advertise a police department rank ordinance.
- Approved $9,900 payment for Chicora Street Park equipment (6-0)
- Approved $23,085 payment for Chicora Street Park equipment (6-0)
- Approved Verizon Wi-Fi installation at senior center ($69/month) (6-0)
- Ratified prepaid bills totaling $35,082.19 (6-0)
- Voted to advertise Ordinance #986 amending police department rank (6-0)
- Accepted committee reports unanimously (6-0)
- Accepted engineer's report unanimously (6-0)
- Accepted officers' report unanimously (6-0)
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda June 11, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
None
New Business
Motion to ratify 2nd quarter payment to United Volunteer Fire and Rescue in the amount of $5,000.00
Motion to enter the Western Pennsylvania Energy Consortium (“WPEC”), 2025-2030 Memorandum of Understanding for collective energy procurement.
Motion to advertise Ordinance #987 amending ordinance #801, designating specific times for setting out and removing waste receptacles.
Motion to advertise Ordinance #988 implementing a Borough Employee Handbook outlining new policies and procedures governing Borough Employees.
Motion adopt resolution 5-26 adopting the 2026 Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Motion to hire part-time Police Officer Cody Bagwell, following council’s recommendation during council’s executive session on 6/9/26.
Motion to reimburse tax payment for a disabled veteran resident, who qualifies for property exemption.
Motion to ratify prepaid bills in the cost of $13,550.63.
Motion to pay bills.
Motion to adjourn.
Thu May 14, 2026
Borough Council
Council to vote on police rank ordinance and park project payments
At the May 14, 2025 meeting, the East McKeesport Borough Council will consider two reimbursable payments totaling $32,985 to Sports and Recreation Associates for the Chicora Street Park project. The council will also vote on a motion to advertise Ordinance #986, which amends the police department's rank structure. Additional agenda items include approving Verizon Wi-Fi installation at the senior building for $69/month, ratifying prepaid bills of $35,082.19, and approving TCVCOG by-law amendments and continued membership.
- Motion to approve reimbursable payment of $9,900 to Sports and Recreation Associates for Chicora Street Park LSA project
- Motion to approve reimbursable payment of $23,085 to Sports and Recreation Associates for Chicora Street Park LSA project
- Motion to advertise Ordinance #986 amending police rank structure
- Motion to approve Verizon Wi-Fi at senior building at $69/month
- Motion to approve TCVCOG By-Laws amendments and continued membership
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✓ Decided: Council moves forward with Ice Plant Hill Phase II drainage project
Council voted unanimously to advertise the Ice Plant Hill Phase II drainage project, funded by a $100,000 grant and $200,000 in LSA funds. Additionally, they enacted resolutions renaming prior ones, established the Tribune-Review as the official newspaper, and ratified prepaid bills of $21,761.02 (6-0-1). Routine approvals included minutes, officer reports, and committee reports.
- Advertised Ice Plant Hill Phase II drainage project (unanimous)
- Renamed Resolution 1-26 to 2-26 (unanimous)
- Renamed Resolution 2-26 to 3-26 (unanimous)
- Enacted Resolution 4-26 naming Tribune-Review as official newspaper (unanimous)
- Ratified prepaid bills totaling $21,761.02 (6-0-1)
- Approved payment of bills (6-0-1)
- Approved minutes and officer/committee reports (unanimous)
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda May 14, 2025
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
None
New Business
Motion to approve reimbursable payment of $9,900.00 to Sports and Recreation Associates for the Chicora Street Park LSA funded project.
Motion to approve reimbursable payment of $23,085.00 to Sports and Recreation Associates for the Chicora Street Park LSA funded project.
Motion Approving TCVCOG By-Laws amendments and continued membership.
Motion to approve the installation of Verizon Wi-Fi at senior building at the cost of $69.00 a month.
Motion to Advertise Ordinance #986, an Ordinance of the Borough of East McKeesport amending Ordinance #668, Rank in the Force of the East McKeesport Police Department
Motion to ratify prepaid bills in the cost of $35,082.19.
Motion to pay bills.
Motion to adjourn.
Thu Apr 9, 2026
Borough Council
Council to rename resolutions on tax collection and CDBG program
The Borough Council will consider several resolutions at its April 9, 2026 meeting, including renaming a resolution establishing attorney's costs for delinquent tax collection and another for participating in a community development block grant program. They will also vote on enacting a resolution naming the Tribune-Review as the official newspaper, authorizing advertisement of the Ice Plant Hill Phase II Project, and ratifying prepaid bills totaling $21,761.02.
- Rename resolution 1-26 to 2-26 for delinquent real estate tax and municipal claim collection costs
- Rename resolution 2-26 to 3-26 for inclusion in Allegheny County CDBG and HOME programs (2027-2029)
- Enact resolution 4-26 naming Tribune-Review Pittsburgh Edition as official newspaper
- Advertise Ice Plant Hill Phase II Project
- Ratify prepaid bills of $21,761.02 and pay remaining bills
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✓ Decided: Council approved $3.5M Broadway Avenue road reconstruction funding
The council approved a $3,513,077.01 federal appropriation for the Broadway Avenue road reconstruction project. It also allocated a $5,000 stipend to United Volunteer Fire & Rescue, adopted resolutions on attorney collection costs and a three‑year agreement with Keystone Collection Group, and approved a $136,500 contract for the Chicora Street Playground resurfacing. Additional actions included adding TCVCOG as an insured party, adding part‑time officer Karlye Lucas to the borough health plan, and appointing Lisa Robertson to the planning committee.
- Approved $5,000 stipend to United Volunteer Fire & Rescue (5‑0, 2 absent)
- Approved FY’27 Congressional Appropriation $3,513,077.01 for Broadway Avenue road reconstruction (unanimous)
- Adopted resolution 1‑26 establishing attorney’s cost of collections for delinquent taxes (unanimous)
- Approved three‑year collection agreement with Keystone Collection Group (unanimous)
- Approved $136,500 Sports & Recreation contract to Mark Ford for Chicora Street Playground resurfacing (5‑0, 2 absent)
- Added TCVCOG as additional insured party at $100 per month (5‑0, 2 absent)
- Added part‑time officer Karlye Lucas to borough health plan for $3,737.88 (5‑0, 2 absent)
- Appointed Lisa Robertson to the planning committee (unanimous)
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda April 9, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
None
New Business
1. Motion to rename resolution 1-26, to establish reasonable attorney’s cost of collections for delinquent
real estate tax and delinquent municipal claims and imposing the cost of such collection upon the
delinquent taxpayer, to 2-26.
2. Motion to rename resolution 2-26, to be included in the Allegheny County community development
block grant and home investment partnerships program for three program yeast-2027, 2028, 2029, to 3-
26.
3. Motion to enact resolution 4-26, naming the Tribune-Review Pittsburgh Edition as the Borough’s
newspaper of circulation for the purposes of advertising, maintaining compliance with Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Law.
4. Motion to advertise the Ice Plant Hill Phase II Project.
5. Motion to ratify bills prepaid by the Borough Manager in the amount of $21,761.02.
6. Motion to pay bills.
7. Motion to adjourn.
Thu Mar 12, 2026
Borough Council
Council considers $3.5 million request for Broadway Avenue road reconstruction
The Borough Council will vote on several funding proposals, including grants for 5th Avenue and community events. The meeting includes decisions on tax collection agreements and various infrastructure contracts. Members will also vote on appointments to the planning committee.
- FY’27 Congressional Appropriations fund request of $3,513,077.01 for Broadway Avenue Road Reconstruction
- Contract for Chicora Street Playground resurfacing to Mark Ford for $136,500.00
- Reimbursable payment to Plavchak Construction Co., Inc. of $38,910.00 for East Field
- 1st quarter stipend of $5,000.00 to United Volunteer Fire & Rescue
- Resolution 1-26 to impose attorney's collection costs on delinquent taxpayers
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda March 12, 2026
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
1. Motion to approve ordinance 985 joining the TCVCOG Fire Code Appeals board.
New Business
1. Motion to allocate 1st quarter stipend to United Volunteer Fire & Rescue in the amount of $5,000.00.
2. Motion to enact resolution 1-26, to establish reasonable attorney’s cost of collections for delinquent real
estate tax and delinquent municipal claims and imposing the cost of such collection upon the delinquent
taxpayer.
3. Motion to enter into an agreement with Keystone Collection Group for a term of three years to collect
delinquent real estate tax.
4. Motion to enact resolution 2-26, to be included in the Allegheny County community development block
grant and home investment partnerships program for three program yeast-2027, 2028, 2029.
5. Motion to submit a proposal for the Allegheny County Main Streets grant for 5th Avenue business
district improvements.
6. Motion to submit a proposal for the Allegheny County Events grant for community events throughout
the borough.
7. Motion to approve submission of FY’27 Congressional Appropriations fund for Broadway Avenue Road
Reconstruction in the amount of $3,513,077.01.
8. Motion to appoint Lisa Roberston to the planning co …
Thu Feb 12, 2026
Borough Council
Borough Council to vote on new website vendor and snow removal payments
The East McKeesport Borough Council will consider appointing a new treasurer and Right to Know Officer. The body will also vote on several payments for municipal services and memberships in regional safety alliances.
- Website vendor: $3,258 annual cost and $650 setup fee
- Snow removal payment: $11,600
- Prepaid bills: $35,082.19
- T-Mobile mobile number for Borough Manager: $29.40 per month
- Appointment of Aaron Sims as treasurer and Right to Know Officer
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✓ Decided: Council approves new website vendor and several financial contracts
The council approved a new website vendor with an annual cost of $3,258 and a one‑time setup fee of $650. It also approved a $11,600 snow‑removal payment, a $35,082.19 prepaid bill, and a $29.40 monthly T‑Mobile line for the borough manager. Additionally, the borough joined the Eastern Allegheny Traffic Safety Alliance (6‑1 vote) and announced intent to join the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments Fire Code Appeals Board.
- Approved new website vendor $3,258 annual + $650 setup (7‑0‑0)
- Approved additional T‑Mobile number $29.40/month (7‑0‑0)
- Advertised joining Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments Fire Code Appeals Board (unanimous)
- Ratified snow removal payment $11,600 (7‑0‑0)
- Joined Eastern Allegheny Traffic Safety Alliance (6‑1‑0)
- Ratified prepaid bills $35,082.19 (7‑0‑0)
- Approved payment of outstanding bills (7‑0‑0)
- Appointed Aaron Sims Treasurer and Right‑to‑Know Officer (unanimous)
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda February 12, 2025
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
None
New Business
1. Motion appoint Aaron Sims the treasurer and Right to Know Officer.
2. Motion to approve new website vendor for the annual cost of $3,258 and one-time set up fee of $650 dollars.
3. Motion to approve an additional T-Mobile mobile number for the Borough Manager at the cost of $29.40 a
month.
4. Motion to advertise joining the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments Fire Code Appeals Board.
5. Motion to ratify payment for snow removal in the cost of $11,600.
6. Motion to join the Eastern Allegheny Traffic Safety Alliance.
7. Motion to ratify prepaid bills in the cost of $35,082.19.
8. Motion to pay bills.
9. Motion to adjourn.
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BOROUGH OF EAST McKEESPORT Page 1.
COUNCIL MEETING- February 12, 2026
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM by Council President Lechliter
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
X Ruffolo X Dodds
X Lechliter X Hooper
X Kleppick X Maurizi
X Howard X Solicitor Beisler
X Mayor Howard A Tax Collector-Ferrainolo
X Manager-Sims
PETITIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
None
• On Motion of Kleppick and Hooper to approve the minutes.
Roll Call-Unanimous
REPORT OF OFFICERS
MAYOR REPORT
Police report is on file.
SECRETARY & REFUSE REPORT
Reports on file.
All of Council has been forwarded the report.
SOLICITOR
• The borough sent a letter to the auditor that was approved by the solicitor, this is
accomplished each year.
• The police had a policy written regarding folks locking keys in their car, absolving the
officers from responsibility of any damages if folks request help with getting their keys
out.
• The TCVOG Fire Code Appeals board must be submitted and approved via ordinance,
not resolution.
ENGINEER
BOROUGH OF EAST McKEESPORT Page 2.
COUNCIL MEETING- February 12, 2026
• Waiting for grant award announcement.
• 2023 GEDTF grant was awarded to Plavchak and work was completed. Final inspection and
seeding is coming in the following weeks. Gravel walk and other fencing will be installed as
well.
• 2023 LSA Grant is ready to be worked on by Mark Ford, the grant must be awarded before
work can be completed. Tr …
Thu Jan 8, 2026
Borough Council
East McKeesport Council to vote on board appointments and bill payments
The Borough Council will consider several appointments to the Tax Collection Committee, Civil Service Board, and Zoning Hearing Board. The body will also vote on paying bills and attending a regional dinner.
- Resolution No. 01-26 appointing Aaron Sims and Mary Lechliter to the Tax Collection Committee
- Appointment of James Sokolowski to the Civil Service Board for a six-year term
- Appointments of Donald Daw and Keith Connelly to the Zoning Hearing Board for three-year terms
- Payment of $180.00 for three representatives to attend the Turtle Creek Valley COG Annual Dinner
- Ratification of $13,471.56 in bills pre-paid by the Borough Manager
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Borough of East McKeesport Agenda
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call
Petitions from the Audience
Motion to approve the Minutes.
Report of the Officers
Motion to Approve the Report of the Officers
Committee Reports
Motion to Accept the Committee Reports
Old Business
None
New Business
January 8, 2026
1. Motion to enact Resolution No. 01-26, A Resolution of the Borough of East McKeesport, Appointing
Aaron Sims the delegate and Mary Lechliter alternate delegate to the Tax Collection Committee.
2. Motion to appoint James Sokolowski to the East McKeesport Civil Service Board for a six-year term.
3. Motion to appoint Donald Daw to the East McKeesport Zoning Hearing Board for a three-year term.
4. Motion to appoint Keith Connelly to the East McKeesport Zoning Hearing Board for a three-year term.
5. Motion to send three representatives to the Turtle Creek Valley COG Annual Dinner at a cost of $180.00.
6. Motion to ratify bills pre-paid by the Borough Manager in the amount of $13,471.56.
7. Motion to pay bills.
8. Motion to Adjourn.
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Traffic fatalities2 (2022)
Business establishments33,812 (709,774 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,280/mo (51 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy12.8% (low numeracy 22% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
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