Brent Wasko
@bdwasko.bsky.social
A Jayhawker now living in Pittsburgh with my funny wife and cheeky son.
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Share your thoughts on the top 10 corridors in the county with the greatest potential for safety improvements.
Virtual public meeting at 6 pm on 12/2
In-person open house at 5:30 pm on 12/4 at 412 Boulevard of the Allies
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Virtual public meeting at 6 pm on 12/2
In-person open house at 5:30 pm on 12/4 at 412 Boulevard of the Allies
Learn more engagekh.mysocialpinpoint.com/alleghenycou...
November 26, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Share your thoughts on the top 10 corridors in the county with the greatest potential for safety improvements.
Virtual public meeting at 6 pm on 12/2
In-person open house at 5:30 pm on 12/4 at 412 Boulevard of the Allies
Learn more engagekh.mysocialpinpoint.com/alleghenycou...
Virtual public meeting at 6 pm on 12/2
In-person open house at 5:30 pm on 12/4 at 412 Boulevard of the Allies
Learn more engagekh.mysocialpinpoint.com/alleghenycou...
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Are you troubled by infrastructure issues? Have you or any of your family seen a pothole, clogged stormwater drain, or faded road sign?
If the answer is yes, then don’t wait. Pick up the phone and call the professionals at the Allegheny County Department of Public Works at 412-350-4626.
If the answer is yes, then don’t wait. Pick up the phone and call the professionals at the Allegheny County Department of Public Works at 412-350-4626.
October 28, 2025 at 2:10 PM
Are you troubled by infrastructure issues? Have you or any of your family seen a pothole, clogged stormwater drain, or faded road sign?
If the answer is yes, then don’t wait. Pick up the phone and call the professionals at the Allegheny County Department of Public Works at 412-350-4626.
If the answer is yes, then don’t wait. Pick up the phone and call the professionals at the Allegheny County Department of Public Works at 412-350-4626.
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Paving work can sometimes get in the way, but it’s really important to keep our roads smooth and safe.
That’s why Public Works makes it a priority, paving 431 miles of roadway over the past decade. Plus, the more than 20 miles we’ve paved so far this year.
Learn more at alleghenycounty.us/roads.
That’s why Public Works makes it a priority, paving 431 miles of roadway over the past decade. Plus, the more than 20 miles we’ve paved so far this year.
Learn more at alleghenycounty.us/roads.
October 23, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Paving work can sometimes get in the way, but it’s really important to keep our roads smooth and safe.
That’s why Public Works makes it a priority, paving 431 miles of roadway over the past decade. Plus, the more than 20 miles we’ve paved so far this year.
Learn more at alleghenycounty.us/roads.
That’s why Public Works makes it a priority, paving 431 miles of roadway over the past decade. Plus, the more than 20 miles we’ve paved so far this year.
Learn more at alleghenycounty.us/roads.
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The Department of Public Works takes workers’ safety seriously.
Its Safety Division is constantly reviewing accident reports, performing onsite inspections, and devising strategies to lessen the potential for future accidents. It also conducts more than 150 safety sessions with employees annually.
Its Safety Division is constantly reviewing accident reports, performing onsite inspections, and devising strategies to lessen the potential for future accidents. It also conducts more than 150 safety sessions with employees annually.
October 10, 2025 at 3:16 PM
The Department of Public Works takes workers’ safety seriously.
Its Safety Division is constantly reviewing accident reports, performing onsite inspections, and devising strategies to lessen the potential for future accidents. It also conducts more than 150 safety sessions with employees annually.
Its Safety Division is constantly reviewing accident reports, performing onsite inspections, and devising strategies to lessen the potential for future accidents. It also conducts more than 150 safety sessions with employees annually.
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Department of Public Works Traffic Division Laborers might not be as famous as The Beatles, and they don’t paint pavement markings Eight Days a Week, but when they Come Together, important work gets done like it was due Yesterday.
To learn more about Public Works, visit alleghenycounty.us/roads.
To learn more about Public Works, visit alleghenycounty.us/roads.
August 27, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Department of Public Works Traffic Division Laborers might not be as famous as The Beatles, and they don’t paint pavement markings Eight Days a Week, but when they Come Together, important work gets done like it was due Yesterday.
To learn more about Public Works, visit alleghenycounty.us/roads.
To learn more about Public Works, visit alleghenycounty.us/roads.
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There is a ton of road work being done right now, & everyone hates getting slowed down by it.
But road work is vitally important. It ensures safe, smooth, & efficient travel; keeps communities connected; and generates economic growth.
Learn more about county-owned roads at alleghenycounty.us/roads
But road work is vitally important. It ensures safe, smooth, & efficient travel; keeps communities connected; and generates economic growth.
Learn more about county-owned roads at alleghenycounty.us/roads
August 14, 2025 at 3:07 PM
There is a ton of road work being done right now, & everyone hates getting slowed down by it.
But road work is vitally important. It ensures safe, smooth, & efficient travel; keeps communities connected; and generates economic growth.
Learn more about county-owned roads at alleghenycounty.us/roads
But road work is vitally important. It ensures safe, smooth, & efficient travel; keeps communities connected; and generates economic growth.
Learn more about county-owned roads at alleghenycounty.us/roads
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Help keep our Department of Public Works workers safe by driving slowly through road and bridge work zones. Stay alert, avoid distractions, pay attention to signs & flaggers, and be prepared for sudden stops.
Pittsburgh legend Rick Sebak is looking out for our workers’ safety. Are you?
Pittsburgh legend Rick Sebak is looking out for our workers’ safety. Are you?
July 14, 2025 at 4:14 PM
Help keep our Department of Public Works workers safe by driving slowly through road and bridge work zones. Stay alert, avoid distractions, pay attention to signs & flaggers, and be prepared for sudden stops.
Pittsburgh legend Rick Sebak is looking out for our workers’ safety. Are you?
Pittsburgh legend Rick Sebak is looking out for our workers’ safety. Are you?
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The Department of Public Works’ in-house paving crew and one of its contractors dodged the elements to pave more than 5 miles and 12 roads last month.
Crews worked on top of new asphalt heated to 300℉ throughout the hottest June in the county since 1943.
Crews worked on top of new asphalt heated to 300℉ throughout the hottest June in the county since 1943.
July 7, 2025 at 4:59 PM
The Department of Public Works’ in-house paving crew and one of its contractors dodged the elements to pave more than 5 miles and 12 roads last month.
Crews worked on top of new asphalt heated to 300℉ throughout the hottest June in the county since 1943.
Crews worked on top of new asphalt heated to 300℉ throughout the hottest June in the county since 1943.
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You can always trust the Allegheny County Department of Public Works to handle any issue that might arise on a county-maintained road or bridge.
Need help from us? Call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
Need help from us? Call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
June 26, 2025 at 4:02 PM
You can always trust the Allegheny County Department of Public Works to handle any issue that might arise on a county-maintained road or bridge.
Need help from us? Call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
Need help from us? Call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
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The inbound Armstrong Tunnel will reopen and the more than two-year, $13.1 million Armstrong Tunnel rehabilitation project will end tomorrow morning. The outbound tunnel sidewalk will remain closed through September. Learn more: bit.ly/43jXDis
May 28, 2025 at 2:10 PM
The inbound Armstrong Tunnel will reopen and the more than two-year, $13.1 million Armstrong Tunnel rehabilitation project will end tomorrow morning. The outbound tunnel sidewalk will remain closed through September. Learn more: bit.ly/43jXDis
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The Allegheny County Department of Public Works maintains 408 miles of roadway, 518 bridges, 500 retaining walls, & more!
During this Public Works Week, we celebrate the department’s 217 dedicated employees who keep our infrastructure in good, safe condition. #NPWW
During this Public Works Week, we celebrate the department’s 217 dedicated employees who keep our infrastructure in good, safe condition. #NPWW
May 22, 2025 at 3:52 PM
The Allegheny County Department of Public Works maintains 408 miles of roadway, 518 bridges, 500 retaining walls, & more!
During this Public Works Week, we celebrate the department’s 217 dedicated employees who keep our infrastructure in good, safe condition. #NPWW
During this Public Works Week, we celebrate the department’s 217 dedicated employees who keep our infrastructure in good, safe condition. #NPWW
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Now is a great time to join the Allegheny County Adopt-a-Roadway program!
Learn more by visiting alleghenycounty.us/AdoptARoadway, calling 412-350-2501, or emailing Adopt-a-Roadway@AlleghenyCounty.us
Learn more by visiting alleghenycounty.us/AdoptARoadway, calling 412-350-2501, or emailing Adopt-a-Roadway@AlleghenyCounty.us
April 25, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Now is a great time to join the Allegheny County Adopt-a-Roadway program!
Learn more by visiting alleghenycounty.us/AdoptARoadway, calling 412-350-2501, or emailing Adopt-a-Roadway@AlleghenyCounty.us
Learn more by visiting alleghenycounty.us/AdoptARoadway, calling 412-350-2501, or emailing Adopt-a-Roadway@AlleghenyCounty.us
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We certainly get our fair share of rain during the spring. Have you noticed rain causing a roadway drainage or flooding problem?
Give the Allegheny County Department of Public Works a call at 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
Give the Allegheny County Department of Public Works a call at 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
April 15, 2025 at 7:41 PM
We certainly get our fair share of rain during the spring. Have you noticed rain causing a roadway drainage or flooding problem?
Give the Allegheny County Department of Public Works a call at 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
Give the Allegheny County Department of Public Works a call at 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
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I may be tired and a little hoarse, but as I said again and again on the Senate floor, this is a moment where we cannot afford to be silent, when we must speak up.
April 2, 2025 at 1:09 AM
I may be tired and a little hoarse, but as I said again and again on the Senate floor, this is a moment where we cannot afford to be silent, when we must speak up.
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Uh oh the Trump administration accidentally added us to their group chat
March 24, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Uh oh the Trump administration accidentally added us to their group chat
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Public Works has shifted from winter to spring mode and is now hard at work making needed repairs to our roads and bridges.
To learn about the many services provided by the department, visit alleghenycounty.us/PublicWorks
To learn about the many services provided by the department, visit alleghenycounty.us/PublicWorks
March 21, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Public Works has shifted from winter to spring mode and is now hard at work making needed repairs to our roads and bridges.
To learn about the many services provided by the department, visit alleghenycounty.us/PublicWorks
To learn about the many services provided by the department, visit alleghenycounty.us/PublicWorks
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There are no winners on this bracket. Road issues can drive a person to madness…and not just in March.
The good news is that Public Works is here to help. We’re fixing the problems that we see, but if there’s one we’ve missed, please call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
The good news is that Public Works is here to help. We’re fixing the problems that we see, but if there’s one we’ve missed, please call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
March 18, 2025 at 7:31 PM
There are no winners on this bracket. Road issues can drive a person to madness…and not just in March.
The good news is that Public Works is here to help. We’re fixing the problems that we see, but if there’s one we’ve missed, please call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
The good news is that Public Works is here to help. We’re fixing the problems that we see, but if there’s one we’ve missed, please call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
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Public Works is busy purging the county of pesky potholes. Spot one we’ve missed? Please call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
March 10, 2025 at 4:02 PM
Public Works is busy purging the county of pesky potholes. Spot one we’ve missed? Please call 412-350-INFO (4636) or visit callcenter.alleghenycounty.us.
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Calling all current and former federal employees! If you are considering your next career move, we invite you to explore opportunities with Allegheny County. With over 1,000 open positions, we’re ready to welcome you. Learn more and apply: www.alleghenycounty.us/Government/E...
Career Opportunities for Impacted Federal Workers
Current and former federal government employees are encouraged to submit a resume and brief summary of their professional background and experience to Allegheny County to be considered for potential c...
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March 6, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Calling all current and former federal employees! If you are considering your next career move, we invite you to explore opportunities with Allegheny County. With over 1,000 open positions, we’re ready to welcome you. Learn more and apply: www.alleghenycounty.us/Government/E...
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The party of traditional family values
November 17, 2024 at 8:31 PM
The party of traditional family values
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More than somewhat annoying that the actual best team in the Big 12 is 4-6
November 17, 2024 at 6:33 AM
More than somewhat annoying that the actual best team in the Big 12 is 4-6