(File Photo of the Beaver County Courthouse)
Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News
(Beaver, PA) Several topics were discussed at this morning’s Beaver County Commissioners’ work session at the County Courthouse.
County Department of Sustainability and Waste Management Director and Recycling Coordinator Becca Naber also noted that the county will hold its yearly household waster event on October 3rd so people can recycle responsibly.
Naber said that the Commissioners sponsored this event.
Beaver County Recreation and Tourism Director Tony Caltury told the Commissioners that he would meet with someone who is helping with the liner of the pool at Old Economy Park in Baden for a “final walk through and sign off.”
Caltury will also meet with the YMCA tomorrow as well as a staff that is helping out with this project so an announcement can come to move forward with opening the pool “in some capacity in the coming weeks,” to get it up and running.
Caltury also mentioned that this Saturday at 11 a.m. is when the Rainbow Bridge will open at the dog park area at Brady’s Run Park, which was possible through donations from private citizens.
Commissioner Jack Manning talked about the passing about the state budget by Governor Josh Shapiro on Sunday which passed before the end of this year even though it did not pass at the deadline of June 30th.
Manning also let the audience of the session know of the Vietnam Veterans’ Moving Wall from tomorrow to July 20th at Franciscan Manor to pay tribute to local veterans who lost their lives in the line of duty in the Vietnam War.
County Solicitor Garen Fedeles also mentioned the the law library at the county courthouse is free for the public to use and presented a certificate of recognition to Brittney Hamy for winning the American Association of Law Libraries Government Law Library Special Interest Section Law Library Advocate Award.










