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The City of Butler is dismayed, shocked, and appalled over the July 13th shooting at the Farm Show grounds in Butler Township.
No matter what our political stance may be, we must all recognize that the people at the rally were engaging in both their right to assemble and their right to free speech. We must remember that any attack on these rights is an attack on all of our rights.
It is imperative that our citizenry feels safe as they exercise all fundamental rights. Violence is unacceptable.
It is with the deepest sincerity and sadness that we extend our sympathy and wishes for comfort to the family and friends of Corey Comperatore who lost his life in an inspiring demonstration of immense bravery.
We extend wishes for healing and strength to President Trump, Mr. David Dutch, and Mr. James Copenhaver who were all injured in the shooting.
The events of this day do not reflect the people of the City of Butler who extend to all wishes for comfort and peace.
Leaf Curb Side Service
The curbside collection service is provided by the City’s Streets Department. Residents may call the department at (724) 285 – 8440 when all the leaves have fallen in their neighborhood or for more information.
Reporting Street Light Outage-West Penn Power
If you notice a streetlight or outdoor area light is out, please use the link below or call 1-888-544-4877 to let us know about the problem. Thank you for helping to keep our community safe. https://www.firstenergycorp.com/service_requests/report-lighting-problem.html
PA One Call – Utility Notification & Information Center
Pennsylvania 811 Safe Digging Month is observed every April. Call before you dig! Dial 811 or via their website: .
Butler is a great place to live, work, and relax!
Named by Smithsonian Magazine in the top ten best small towns in America; Butler, PA, is home to 14,000 residents. For more than 200 years, Butler has been home to industry, family owned businesses and marking its place in history. Butler County has been an industrial center since the early 1800’s to the birthplace of the Bantam Jeep in 1940. From oil refining roots to the present-day Marcellus Shale boom, from railroad car manufacturing in the past, to the headquarters of Westinghouse Nuclear today, Butler County is the industrial hub of the area. Our downtown shopping and restaurant district is a thriving, nationally accredited Main Street community. As the county seat, Butler is also the hub of government and commercial activity. Conveniently close to the city of Pittsburgh and its world-class education medicine, arts and sports, Butler truly provides residents with metropolitan living and small town convenience.
The City of Butler owns a 1909 Huselton and a 1941 Bantam Jeep built in Butler, PA. The Butler Old Stone House maintains our Huselton and Jeep.
