December 31st, 2008 by Mr. Rich Talbert
12/28/2009-CHRISTMAS TREES can be disposed of in two ways: by taking the tree to the yard waste facility at the end of Greenwood Drive, or by taking the tree to any of the borough playgrounds.
Do not leave trees by the curb in front of your house. Tri-County Industries does not pick up trees as part of their garbage service and the borough crews will not begin collecting yard waste until the spring.
November 14th, 2008 by admin
Welcome to the official Web site of the Borough of Grove City, a local government municipality located in the heart of scenic Western Pennsylvania at the crossroads of Interstates 79 and 80. This site is dedicated to providing Grove City residents and visitors with accurate and current information about our beautiful community.
This entire site is Answer Enabled. If you are not sure of the context of any word on this site double click it to have it defined for you.
Mayor’s Welcome:
Welcome to the new Grove City Borough Web site. We are very excited about using this site to communicate online with our citizens, businesses, and visitors. Grove City continues to be a very active community providing events and services to all residents.
We encourage you to browse our site regularly for updates and hope that you can come experience Grove City Borough in the future.
Sincerely,
Mayor Randy Riddle
November 17, 2008
December 28th, 2009 by Mr. Rich Talbert
Please keep sidewalks clear and safe for pedestrians.
Do not shovel, plow, or snowblow snow onto the streets or alleys. It is illegal to do so and it creates dangerous driving conditions. It also clogs the storm water draining system.
October 8th, 2009 by Mr. Rich Talbert
If you would like your leaves picked up by Public Works employees, please rake them to the edge of the curb. Do not rake leaves onto the street. Not only is it illegal, it also creates a dangerous environment for drivers in the borough.
August 19th, 2009 by voakes
Grove City Borough Council took action at their August 17th regular meeting to renew opposition toward plans to toll Interstate 80. The Council hopes other communities across the state will join them in opposition. Mayor Randy Riddle commented “The tolling of I-80 will put Grove City and Mercer County at an economic disadvantage to other areas of the state”. To aid other communities wanting to express their opposition, a sample copy of a Resolution is attached. Any community wishing to formally adopt the resolution is welcome to use the sample. Don’t forget to mail copies of the adopted resolution to your various state and federal elected representatives as well as any state associations.
Resolution Opposing I-80 Tolling
May 29th, 2009 by voakes
Rendering of Proposed Addition
When a community comes together, good things happen!
For generations the Grove City Community Library has played a central role in meeting the reading, learning, and personal enrichment needs in our community. Thanks to a loving and caring community of people dedicated to the purpose of our library they have been able to grow and provide for the increased needs of youth programming, technology, and both educational and recreational reading material for the community. In order to continue to meet the growing needs of our community and future generations expansion is necessary. The library needs your help to reach that goal. Please visit this link to see how you can help.
Borough Building
Tower Church
Grove City College
Downtown GC
Guthrie Theatre
Downtown GC
Olde Town Clock
