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.

From the owner: The West Mifflin Public Works Department is responsible for maintaining the Borough's 74 miles of…read moreroadways, 30 miles of storm sewers, over 500 catch basins and outfalls, 24 recreation areas, traffic signs and lights, performing snow removal on all roads within the Borough except private roads, and maintaining all Borough equipment. Public Works is also responsible for garbage collection, refuse collection, and recycling services.

One of the last local libraries! Please help keep this one…read moreopen!!! This branch of Carnegie Free Libraries has been open for years and it seems like every year its being threatened with closing its doors due to lack of funding. :( This is a member of the Allegheny County Library Association and also the EINetwork. PROS: Love the old building; Nice staff; The only public library in its area; Children's section; Historical Landmark; Free WiFi (Timed on their devices and unlimited for members on their own laptops); Books from other Libraries in the the network can be ordered and sent to this library for pick up, free of charge. You are, however, responsible for getting the book back to its Home Library (typically, for me, the Oakland branch). CONS: Doesn't seem like the "Quit, You're in a freaking Library" rule is enforced too much here; Bad kids tend to wonder in to look @ nonsense on the internet or otherwise just act up; Kind of a limited supply of books (See the last PRO for the answer to this) Parking is pretty bad; The Library is simply a victim of location and parking is just not very plentiful.

From the owner: We are a public library offering printed and online materials for borrowing, computers and wifi for…read morefree public use, printing and faxing services, family and children's programs (including story hours), and a used book store. In addition to our main McKeesport location, which features a large children's room, we have branches in Duquesne and White Oak. We are part of the Allegheny County Library Association, so patrons can request materials from any county library to be picked up here at no charge. Materials can be returned to any library in the county, and the library system will transport them to their home libraries. Over 83,000 items circulated last year from our locations, and patrons logged over 52,000 hours on our computers during the year.

There is always a line or wait. On many occasions the front clerks either are tied up with other…read morebusiness, are slow or just ignore you. My mail carrier is always late. Apparently this street is near last on his route-arriving after 4 pm. Why not rotate delivery order once in a while so everybody has a chance to get their mail early for a change? On the pkus side, money orders are inexpensive and debit cards can be used, not just cash. There also is no fee for cash back transactions.

One Thursday in the summer of 2023 I came to the realization that I had not received any mail for…read morethe better part week, not even junk, which is strange. Suspicious,I checked the porch on the side of my house which I rarely access or even see except when I mow the lawn (my mailbox is on the front porch) and saw that my mail had been piled up on the floor of the side porch itself, where it could easily have been blown away. The next day I paid a visit to the McKeesport post office and spoke with the person who I took to be the manager. After explaining the situation, she asked me to wait a moment and returned sometime later, having apparently made it a telephone call to letter carrier who had delivered my mail and placed it on my side porch. The reason she gave to me was that the letter carrier, a sub for regular carrier, who was "just a little girl" couldn't access my mailbox because my shrubbery presented a physical obstacle, which seemed unlikely because only days earlier my 80+ year old neighbor paid a visit to my front door and had no problem at all making it past my shrubs, which I am certain would not have hindered access to the front porch. Not long after that, because of reports of mailboxes being broken into and personal checks being stolen and "washed", I began mailing my bills inside the McKeesport post office. I started to become suspicious when I received notice that the AT&T that I had mailed on time had not arrived. After days on the phone with AT&T customer service, they told me that it had finally arrived. I accepted that as a one-off. But a short time later I got a letter saying that my water and sewage bill I had mailed at the McKeesport USPS--also on time--had never arrived. Even more suspicious now, I inquired at the post office but they could not help. It could've gotten lost in the mail, I was told, or "detained at a sorting hub". Anyway, I had mailed the bill in March, and in July, when I received a bill that was suspiciously low, I called Westmoreland Water Authority and was told the March bill had arrived days ago. When I mentioned that I had mailed the bill months ago at the McKeesport post office, the customer service rep told me that that post office is a known problem. In May 2024, I walked into the McKeesport post office to mail a birthday card that had a gift card in it early in the month, which I handed to the postal employee working the window,hopefully to arrive in time for a May 7th birthday. Well, that birthday card never arrived. When three weeks later I decided to investigate at the McKeesport post office, I was given the same excuses. Could've been sorting hub, could've gotten lost. A strange coincidence: the following day the card arrived at its destination! This summer after ordering a small item, weighing only a couple ounces, from Amazon, fulfilled by a third-party vendor and sent to me through the USPS I received an email from Amazon in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday, the day that it was due to arrive, stating that an attempt to deliver it had been made but thatthe item was "undeliverable". The next day, Saturday, I paid a visit to the McKeesport post office to investigate, asking to speak to the manager. I don't remember his exact words, but the explanation of the supposed undeliverability of the item was not clear. I had come prepared with both photos and video on my phone of my property leading to the front porch where my mailbox is, which I showed the managerand asked him if there is enough clearance for the delivery of at my house. His answer was "Yes." The gentleman went into the back of the post office and moments later came back with the very item that was to be delivered to my house. If it was undeliverable the previous day, I wonder if I had not stopped by the post office, when or if it would ever have been delivered. And lastly, the reason why I'm writing this post, yesterday another item from Amazon arrived on my front porch via the USPS, it was a book packed with paper in a somewhat oversized box. Even though the box was sealed with blue Amazon tape, it was clear to me that one of the glued sides of the box had been pried open. The cover of the book inside, which was paperback and cost over $40, was creased in the middle from top to bottom. Certainly, that could have happened at any point from the time of its packaging at the place origination, but in light of the fact that there was a problem with my previous Amazon order that came through the USPS, It stands to reason that the two incidents are connected, possibly due to the fact that I did report the very first incident (the mail being left on my side porch in the summer of 2023). By the way, since May 2023 I have not placed single piece of mail in a mailbox in McKeesport or White Oak, and have had no problems with my bills arriving on time. If someone in authority at the USPS would like to discuss these matters with me, please leave a response here.

Read review from 2 years ago BUT when we entered, all you had to do was walk up to a table, read…read morethe menu and order...drop your money into a boot and grab a seat...they called you to pick up in less than 10 minutes...we'll organized if you ask me...

Fish Fridays are a disaster there. It's incredibly busy and there's no one telling you where to go…read more When you order they don't tell you how long it will take so plan on spending 20-30 mins. They remembered my fish dinners but they forgot my crab cake dinners. Tried calling to get them to correct but couldn't get through. Very hard to park. I would try somewhere else for fish fry, just very clustered and hard to get your fish.

Marshall Martinez in #PA has been distributing illegal drugs and money laundering. #NaacpMesquite…read more I have issues with police in #Pitcairn not abiding by The Decriminalization act.

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

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.