Kittanning raises street-sweeping fine to $20 per violation
December 29, 2025 | Kittanning, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
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The Kittanning Borough Council voted Dec. 29 to increase the street-sweeping fine from $10.00 to $20.00 per violation.
The motion to raise the fine was made by Council member Fred Laird and seconded by Council member Wilbur Stitt; the minutes record the motion carried with no opposition. The minutes do not specify an implementation date beyond the meeting record; council members asked Public Works to update enforcement paperwork and to coordinate necessary notices.
The increase is intended to strengthen enforcement of street-cleaning rules. Specific enforcement procedures, notice to residents, and any timing for implementation were not specified in the Dec. 29 record and are to be handled by Public Works.
The motion to raise the fine was made by Council member Fred Laird and seconded by Council member Wilbur Stitt; the minutes record the motion carried with no opposition. The minutes do not specify an implementation date beyond the meeting record; council members asked Public Works to update enforcement paperwork and to coordinate necessary notices.
The increase is intended to strengthen enforcement of street-cleaning rules. Specific enforcement procedures, notice to residents, and any timing for implementation were not specified in the Dec. 29 record and are to be handled by Public Works.
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