SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS AVAILABLE 

The Southeast Butler County Community Alliance, focused in the the municipalities of Clinton Township, Buffalo Township, Winfield Township and the Borough of Saxonburg, is accepting applications for higher education scholarships and a community grant.  This is the first year for this program.

One $500 scholarship to a graduate of the 2012 Class of Knoch High School is available. 

 Click here for application.

One $500 scholarship to a graduate of the 2012 Class of Freeport High School is available. 

 Click here for application.

Up to $600 will be awarded to a nonprofit group for a program that serves southeast Butler County. 

For the Grant application click here.

The deadline for scholarships and grants is April 30, 2012.

The Southeast Butler County Community Alliance mission is to increase educational opportunities, enhance community awareness and instill personal responsibility for the improvement of health, wellness and quality of life for those who live or work in the Southeast Butler County region

Click here to learn more about SBCCA.

Clinton Township Adopt-A-Road Program 

The purpose of the Adopt-A-Road Program

is to rid Township streets and recreational areas

of litter and to improve our environment.

An Applicant agrees to conduct litter pickup a minimum of two times each year, or more if deemed necessary.

The Township will provide an initial safety orientation literature to the authorized representative, will provide safety materials such as safety vests and plastic trash bags and there will be notices placed on the roads stating "Litter Crew Ahead."

AFter the successful initial two years, the Township will provide two permanent signs noting the program and the applicant name at the beginning and the end of the designated site.

If you or your organization is interested in participating in Clinton Township Adopt-A-Road Prgram, please contact the Roadmaster at 724-352-9015. 

Mr. Halstead will go over everything with you.

Roads that are already part of the Adopt-A-Road program include the following:

McKay Road done by Double Springs Farm

Victory Road doen by Knoch Football

Deer Creek Road from 228 to Saxonburg Boulevard by Knoch Cheerleaders

Brewer for from 228 to Albin and Albin to Westminster Road by Saxonburg Women's Club

Knoch Road by Cub Scout Pack 51

Deer Creek Road from Saxonburg Boulevard to Love Road by Frankferd Farms

Tower Road by Joe and Robin Gall

Township Roads still available for the Adopt-A-Road program include Westminster Road, Sun Mine Road, Goldscheitter Road, Stark Road, Hidden Hill Road, Cannon Hill Road, Cherry Valley Road, Jack Road, Monks Road, part of Sandy Hill Road, Spring Valley Road, Alderson Road, Anderson Road, Callen Road, Wylie Road, Timber Ridge, Rachel Drive, Miller Road, Kozy Korner, Ivywood Road and Brewer Road. In addition, Spring Valley Park is available for multiple opportunities.

There are a lot of opportunities for you or your organization to participate!!!!!!