Contact Us Services Living Here Businesses Search HomeServicesPublic Works Public Works Mission The Mt. Lebanon Department of Public Works will maintain and enhance the quality of life for residents through responsive, efficient and effective delivery of services to every neighborhood and by reflecting a can-do attitude with our customers and stakeholders. Administrative Goal Constantly pursue and implement new and innovative methods of service delivery Ensures that public works services are delivered in a timely, efficient and cost-effective manner Work with the manager and Commission to set public works priorities and goals for the community Overview With 24 full-time employees and some contracted services, the Public Works Department takes pride in: All Sanitary and Storm Sewer Systems Issues Engineering General Maintenance of Municipal Buildings Maintaining the community’s physical plant—buildings, streets, sidewalks, sewers, trees Municipal Forestry Program Refuse Collection and Recycling Services Snow Removal and Street Sweeping Street and Sidewalk Improvements Using up to date equipment and providing its employees with ongoing training in the newest and best methodologies for this region Parks & Community Events Working closely with the Recreation Department, Public Works also maintains municipal parks and playgrounds and provides set up and clean up services for many community special events. Other Responsibilities The Inspection Office also oversees enforcement of the ordinance adopted by the municipality to prevent overloading of sanitary sewers. The connection of storm water to a sanitary sewer is not permitted. Regulations controlling this matter are issued by The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), The Allegheny County Health Department (County Plumbing Code) and Mt. Lebanon, as part of the Mt. Lebanon Code Ordinances. Corrective Action Plan In order to control overloading the sanitary sewer, the DEP requires each local government to adopt a corrective action plan. One of the requirements of the plan is to reduce overloads to the sanitary sewer by removing rain, or storm water, from the lines. The purpose of dye testing is that property owners can correct the situation and bring their property into compliance. The Public Works Department will provide counseling to the property owner in the most efficient way to correct the problem. Contact Us Rudy Sukal Public Works Director 710 Washington Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15228-2018 Ph: (412) 343-3869 Fx: (412) 343-3753 Email: rsukal@mtlebanon.org Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday – Friday Deer Management Information Dye Test Information Public Works Facility Project Bid Lettings/Contracts Streets/Transportation Sanitary Sewers Storm Water Management GIS - Public Mapping Garbage, Recycling Forestry Operation Parks, Grounds and Buildings Service Request Forms Leaf Collection Block Parties Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Shredding / Electronic Equipment / Yard Waste Christmas Tree Recycling Snow and Ice Sustainability Easy Tools to use for Mt. Lebanon Community Links Mt. Lebanon School District Medical/Rescue Team South Authority St. Clair Health South Hills Interfaith Movement League of Women Voters Mt. Lebanon Partnership Mt. Lebanon Community Endowment Mt. Lebanon Extended Day Program Outreach Teen & Family Services Historical Society of Mount Lebanon View All Departments Commercial Districts Office Economic Development Finance Department Fire Department Website Information Technology Office Inspection Office Library Parking Planning/GIS Offices Police Webpage Public Information Office Public Works Recreation Department Tax Office View All FAQs How do I find out about taxes specific to Mt. Lebanon? Why is it necessary to reduce the size of Mt. Lebanon's deer herd? Who made the decision to cull the herd, and was the public consulted? Why is the dye test program in effect? What's the problem if my conductors or area drains are connected to the sanitary sewer? Is there a specific ordinance that regulates development in Mt. Lebanon? Do I need a permit for a fence? Do I need a permit to install or replace an air conditioning system? View All Contact Commissioners Contact Staff A-Z Directory Recreation MTLTV Mt. Lebanon Magazine Stay Connected to Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Mt. Lebanon | 710 Washington Road | Pittsburgh, PA 15228 | Phone 412-343-3400 | Staff Directory | Copyright Notice