No Soliciting List
RESIDENTS MUST RE-REGISTER FOR
“NO SOLICITATION” LIST
As of December 31, 2017, the 2016 list will expire, and the
new list will be given to solicitors for January 2018.
Chapter 169 of the Code of Shaler Township regulates
canvassing and soliciting within the township by requiring
solicitors to register for permits for door to door canvassing.
Residents who do not wish to be contacted by solicitors must
register on a “No Solicitation” list, a copy of which is provided to all
solicitors when they register for their permit.
Residents may register:
• At www.shaler.org under Community
• Send your name and address to [email protected]
• Call the Township at 412-486-9700
“No Solicitors” window decals are
available at the Municipal building for $2.00.
If purchasing a window decal, place on your
storm door or front window, wherever it is
most visible from the street. Using a window
decal enhances your chance of solicitors not
soliciting at your home.
College & High School Students
APPLY NOW FOR 2018 SUMMER JOBS
Shaler Township accepts applications for summer employment
until March 1, 2018. Public Works applicants must be graduating
high school in June, 2018 and have already been accepted to
attend college next year, or are currently a college student.
College and high school student applications are accepted for
Crawford Pool. Applicants for Crawford Pool must also have a
number of background clearance forms to apply.
Applicants must be Shaler Township residents. Applications
are available at the Township office or online at www.shaler.org.
34 Shaler
Judge Dzvonick has served the Shaler Area as District
Magistrate since 1994 and will be retiring at the end of this
year. Prior to being elected District Judge, he worked for
the Allegheny County Sheriff’s Department for ten years as
the Chief Training Instructor at the Allegheny County Police
Academy for all County and City Police Officers.
The Judge enjoyed all facets of his job in helping people but
was most passionate working with juveniles and helping young
people get on the right track to a bright future. He has assisted
many with future school and professional opportunities. His
advice for young people is to always tell the truth, even when
you are wrong. Honesty is the best policy.
His future plans include taking on Senior Judge status,
which will allow him to serve as Judge at his leisure. He will
spend time with his wife Donna, their two children and seven
beautiful grandchildren. Some of that time will include hunting
and fishing.
Judge Dzvonick stated, “I can truly say I was blessed to serve
the people in my area and Allegheny County”. He thanks the
people of Shaler, Etna, Millvale and Reserve for re-electing him
to four terms and stated that it was a privilege and honor to
serve the people.
RETIREMENTS
Kathleen Golembiewski retired in October after serving the
Township for 31 years. We wish Kathleen well in her retirement.
Officer Bruce Mion retired in August after 26 years with the
Police Department. We wish him well in his retirement and
thank him for his service.
Mary (Mimi) Tarasi, Crossing Guard retired after more than 20
years of service with the Township. We wish her well.
IN SYMPATHY
Ron Petronio, Crossing Guard for more than 14 years passed
away on September 14. Our condolences go out to Ron’s
family.