A comfortable borough north of Pittsburgh along Rt. 65. Part of the old steel mill community…read moresystems. No monster homes here unless you know the secret handshake but a nice community and annual events. Shopping is mostly done within the local region to include City of Beaver, Cranberry, Ambridge, Cranberry, Monaca.... One does NOT have to have a shopping MECCA to have a vibrant consumer community and options for people of all ages. Ease of access is paramont. All too often I hear about the "shopping centers" elsewhere and wonder what are they actually shopping for? One of the best ACC and Plumber businesses I've encountered after 68 years is in Baden....

I do not know anyone here, however the police are super nice. I tried to give them a Chick Fil A…read moregift card on 3 seperate occasions and was turned down, they are not allowed. They sit at the USPS on Homeville Rd to watch people blowing off the Stop Sign. Once in late summer my dogs got out of the fence and I called them to inform them about what had happened and they showed up to look for the dogs which I caught luckily 2 doors down. I just wanted to make sure if they heard of animals running loose like 2 dogs it was mine and they don't bite. Props to the men in Blue, they are not racist like people think. Want proof... when you call them... do they ask your skin color before showing up, NO. they just do there job, and do it great. I got your backs too, like you have ours. Remember they are bad people everywhere and every workplace, ETC.

I've had someone follow me and chase me in my car in the Northside of pa until I hit a speed bump…read morecoming home from work and almost got killed. The police were informed and never did anything because they never will do anything to help me. I've had people pull guns on me, they would act like im lying or it never happen probably if i said anything,they never will help they always act like I'm crazy and never do anything but make it worse

It's rare that I've ever required police assistance in the 30 some years I've resided in the Steel…read moreCity, and like many progressives, I too have been critical of law enforcement. Considering the many scandals have stained the reputation of Pittsburgh's police force as well as those in other cities, it can sometimes be easy to forget that there are still moral, effective cops out on the beat. The other night, however, the motto "Protect and Serve" was renewed in my mind, causing me to view police in a more benevolent light than I have in the past. Kay and I traveled to Shadyside from our Beechview home to visit Up Modern Italian, a new restaurant that happened to be hosting the first Yelp Elite Event of the year. The East End can be tricky to navigate, and finding a parking spot can be nightmarishly frustrating. Following a nearly 30 minute episode of driving about aimlessly, we parked the car nearly a mile away from the venue and arrived there on foot. We stayed for an hour before deciding to make our way back to Kay's car. Houses and streets began to look very similar to each other in the dark, and the air was growing colder. Within a quarter of an hour, we conceded that we had forgotten where we left the car. By the time that hour was up, we were completely, hopelessly lost and without a clue as to where we were standing, let alone where the Kaymobile was parked. Left with no other choice but to call the police, Kay smartly dialed 411 to be connected to a police dispatcher instead of calling 911 so as to not jam up a vital telephone line. A young, uniformed policeman and a middle-aged plain-clothes officer in a separate unmarked car appeared promptly on the scene. Calmly, non-judgmentally, and with an eagerness to help, they listened to us explain our embarrassing situation in embarrassing detail. The cop in the unmarked car took us for a ride and asked Kay to give him her key. Keeping the "panic" button pressed as he held it out the window, after just a few minutes of cruising, we came upon the Kaymobile on Maryland Street. And as strange as this will read, we never recalled parking there. I half expected to see Rod Serling step out from the shadows. Or perhaps Ashton Kutcher? The two gentleman that aided us are credits to the Pittsburgh Police. Thank you both, whoever you are. It is officers such as yourselves that reclaim those badges tarnished by brutality, corruption, and misconduct.

The Pittsburgh Police have always acted courteous and professional when I have called them…read more Today 4/30/2025 I called because a man near my building was acting dangerously. A police officer was here within 7 minutes! Rush hour traffic and all! Thank you City of Pittsburgh Police Department Debra

I lived in Forest Hills for about 5 years and the bee building they have is really nice and is LEED…read moreGold level building. The staff is very informative and easy to talk to. The forms for taxes or other municipality payments are easily available and it's easy to pay them here.

No one wants to be at the DMV (sometimes, it seems even the employees...) but if you have to make…read morethat dreaded in person visit, this site is a great place to go. When I moved to PA and needed to switch my license, I checked that I had everything I was supposed to. I want to a different site and they told me I was missing some items do they couldn't move forward with the new license. They couldn't (or wouldn't) tell me what I was missing and were really rude about it. So when I gathered everything (and then some just in case) I came to this location at the recommendation of a friend. It is located in a shopping plaza, so there is ample and close parking. I've been here twice now and while there were always a lot of people, they really seem to keep things moving. You are given a number when you enter and just because there may be a lot of people there it doesn't mean you are all waiting for the same thing (for example, a photo or new license vs people there for something like a drivers test). The employees did their job without too much complaint and were helpful when I had questions about certain things. If you have to go to a local DMV, this office is likely your best option.

I came to renew my driver's license (real id) with a new picture…read more I came prepared with my camera card. Parking here is a cinch with a huge shopping center parking lot available. There was one person ahead of me for the first line. I was waited on by a friendly gentleman, given a number and instructions where to wait. I waited maybe 15 minutes until my number was called then sat for my photo. I was asked if it was ok. It was (well, ya know, good enuff for a mug shot). I signed something before or after, I don't recall which. The gentleman taking the photo explained that because it was a real id renewal, it would come by mail in about 15 days and, in the meantime, he gave a receipt and my camera card back to use in the meantime. That was it. In and out in under half an hour. This location has always served me well, especially the time it takes and everyone who works here has always been pleasant.

5Stars for protecting the public and I worked in the town for a week and they were always cruising…read morearound a couple times they stopped to say HI really nice officers

They can keep the phone on the hook for people trying to call!!!! The phone was off the hook and…read morebusy all day on Tuesday January 3, 2026!!!

Very helpful and empathetic staff. The wait was shorter than expected and moved efficiently. Got…read moreour issue resolved quickly.

I have lived in Shaler, McCandless, Reserve and now in West Mifflin. For the past 3 years, The…read moresalt crews have been on it. No Complaints here. I can see when they clear Homeville Rd and on 1-17-22 when we got 9 inches of snow the crew was up and down that street every 40 minutes about. They are really great at keeping the streets and roads clear here. I do expect the same tomorrow on 2-4-22 when we get snow and ice.