While heavy flooding and its aftermath haven’t been as prevalent in Cranberry Township, leaders are considering joining with neighbors to address issues in southwestern Butler County. Read on...

A project to renovate Rotary Amphitheater in Community Park is music to the ears of many in the Township. Read on...

The Miracle League has its bases covered for a new project at its Graham Park facility. Read on...

The unfortunate passing of the Township’s Emergency Management Agency coordinator led Township supervisors to consider a replacement. Read on...

As the Township continues to grow, so does staff inside the Municipal Center. Read on...

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. Additional Info...

Township Manager Jerry Andree was honored with the Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber’s Prestigious Business Leader Award during the group’s 10th Annual Meeting. Read on...

The Census Bureau is hiring up to 500,000 temporary, part-time census takers for the 2020 Census. Read on...

Residents may choose not to have door-to-door sales of any goods, commodities, or services by registering your address on the list each year. Online "Do Not Knock" registration

PennDOT’s plow trucks are equipped with technology to share data in real-time for the location of the truck. See which roads are maintained by PennDOT and which ones are cared for by Cranberry. Read on...

Laws enacted at the municipal level in Pennsylvania are known as ordinances. The Code of Ordinances contains all of the ordinances ever enacted as well as their current status. Search online...