Government

In 1835, Reserve Township became an established municipality by the State. Reserve Township is a First Class Township located in Allegheny Township, bordering the City of Pittsburgh. In the 2020 census, the population is 3,204 within an area of about 2 square miles. The five-member Board of Commissioners oversee the operations of the Township. Each Commissioner serves a four year term. Specific powers of the township shall be vested in the board of commissioners and include (examples – for full powers clauses see §§ 1502 – 1505):

  1. Ordinances and resolutions
  2. Offices, positions, departments
  3. Township Manager
  4. Police force

The Township Manager oversees the three department government: Administration, Police, and Public Works (which includes the water department).

Board of Commissioners

Ronald Neurohr- President- 2nd Ward – TERM 2022 – 2026

  • Committees: Public Works; Public Safety; Public Relations/Intergovernmental Affairs(Chair); Police Pension Board; NHCOG & Tri-COG Land Bank- Delegate

Edward Vincent- Vice President- 1st Ward – TERM 2024 – 2028

  • Committees: Public Works(Chair); Public Relations/Intergovernmental Affairs; Recreation; Finance; Police Pension Board; NHCOG & Tri-COG Land Bank- Alternate

John Kaib- 3rd Ward – TERM 2024 – 2028

  • Committees: Public Works; Public Safety(Chair); Public Relations/Intergovernmental Affairs; Non-Uniform Pension Board

Sharon Sweeney- 4th Ward – TERM 2022 – 2026

  • Committees: Public Safety; Recreation(Chair); Finance(Chair); Police Pension Board(Chair); Non-Uniform Pension Board

Robert Stephens- AT LARGE – TERM 2024 – 2028

  • Committees: Recreation; Finance; Non-Uniform Pension Board(Chair)
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