Showing posts with label Allegheny County Health Department. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allegheny County Health Department. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Pittsburgh councilwoman attended the meeting this evening, along with many Brookline residents UPDATED



PITTSBURGH - The Allegheny County Health Department is monitoring the demolition of a building after receiving complaints from neighbors.
The Health Department is now levying fines due to dust from the demolition of the old Bradley Center in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Brookline.
"The demolition company is not using the proper amount of water to dampen the amount of dust from the site which is causing a lot of problems for the residents," Pittsburgh councilwoman Natalia Rudiak said.
Rudiak is helping the people who live in that section of Castlegate Avenue because they are part of her district, even though the new condo development is in Mount Lebanon.
"We've sent numerous emails to Mount Lebanon commission. Not one single response," neighbor Angela Lagnese said.

Update April 12, 2017 3:15 PM Follow their Facebook page. Castlegate Development Project

Sunday, March 12, 2017

Game Commission supersedes Allegheny County Health Department?

It is a known fact that Mt. Lebanon has a rat problem. Search "rat amnesty" on this blog. It is also well known that Allegheny County Health Department has rules and regulations for rodent and pest vector control.

Allegheny County Health Department Rules and Regulations

The Health Department shut down Merlin Benner. Remember this photo?




But things changed drastically since Tony DeNicola entered the picture, and Keith McGill became manager. The municipality became the Mt. Lebanon CIA leading covert operations. The commissioners are under the impression that the PA Game Commission supersedes the Allegheny County Health Department.

Commissioner Steve McLean finally responded to my numerous emails concerning bait.

Q: Was White Buffalo in compliance with the Allegheny County Health Department? He wasn't last year.
A: White Buffalo has complied with the State Game Commission requirements and that the state requirements ascend the County, similar to how Federal regulation can ascend state. So White Buffalo was in compliance with the State and thus with Allegheny County

With our terrible rat problem, wouldn't the commissioners want to comply with Health Department inspectors?

Q 1: What kind of bait was being used last year? This year?
Q 2: What mechanism or feeder was used to distribute the bait last year? This year?
A: I grouped questions 1&2 together - The bait and mechanism used is determined by White Buffalo and is not disclosed to the municipality and is confidential to White Buffalo as proprietary. Also White Buffalo is in compliance with the permit issued by PA.

Did you read that, Allegheny County Health Department Inspectors? It is all proprietary. How many other businesses get away with those answers? I'm betting that nobody else tells you that.

Anyone care to contact Allegheny County Health Department and let them know that the PA Game Commission and Mt. Lebanon don't give a rat's ass about them?

March 12 - March 18, 2017

It's Sunshine Week. Do something about it.

Thursday, November 10, 2016

Ewwww. UPDATED 2X












































Update November 12, 2016 4:26 PM Allegheny County Health Department inspection reports for
Jefferson's and Mellon's cafeterias are here:

Jefferson Cafeteria

Mellon Cafeteria

Update November 14, 2016 6:16 AM As a point of reference, I am including Upper St. Clair High School's inspection report. Upper St. Clair High School ACHD Food Safety Assessment Our high school cafeteria state of the art equipment should still be under warranty since it is brand new. Also, USC High School does not have a balance due.