Mayor Anthony Court

Mayor Court’s 2nd Beautification Award Winner Announced

Kim Caplinger and Becky Marshall of 510 Haig Street have been honored with the Mayor’s Beautification Award in recognition of their exceptional commitment to maintaining a stunning property. “Their meticulous care and dedication to enhancing their home’s appearance serve as an inspiring example for the entire community,” said Mayor Court in a statement. In recognition of their efforts, they were presented with a yard sign and a gift certificate to local restaurant. Congratulations to Kim and Becky on this well-deserved recognition! With four awards still to be announced, nominations remain open. Submissions can be made at the Mayor’s Office in…


PHOTO: Remembering Ellwood City From The Roaring Twenties

A lively community event on Saturday, June 14th at the Historical Society took visitors back to the unforgettable years between the Roaring Twenties and the beginning of World War II. Remembering Ellwood City from the Roaring Twenties through World War II proved to be a highly successful event, sponsored by the Ellwood City Area Historical Society with assistance from the Beaver Valley Model A Ford Club. “It was such a wonderful event; I am proud of the Historical Society and all those who contributed in any way,” said Mayor Anthony Court. The event featured a variety of attractions designed to…


Mayor Court Announces 1st 2026 Beautification Award Winner

Mayor Anthony J. Court presented the first Beautification Award of 2026 to Carol and Rick Pitrelli of 1029 Sunset Boulevard. “Their well-maintained landscaping adds beauty to the neighborhood and showcases their strong community pride,” said Mayor Court in a statement. In recognition of their efforts, they received a yard sign and a gift certificate to local restaurant. “Congratulations to the Pitrelli’s on this well-earned honor,” adds Court. With five more awards yet to be revealed, nominations are still being accepted. You can submit entries at the Mayor’s Office in the Municipal Building or by calling 724-824-7629. Celebrate the neighbors who help…


Mayor Court Accepts Donation To Festival From Local Realtor

Mayor Anthony J. Court accepted a check from Bud Mazzant, a realtor with Berkshire Hathaway, in support of the Ellwood City Festival. Mazzant said he was proud to contribute to his friend Mayor Court and the Ellwood City community. “It’s people like Buddy Mazzant who help make this festival possible,” Mayor Court said in a statement. The mayor extends “Best wishes for another successful Festival.” This is the second year that Mazzant has come forward to donate to the festival.


Mayor Court Issues Statement On E-Bicycles & Scooters

In a statement received from the Borough of Ellwood City and its Mayor’s office, Mayor Anthony Court has issued the following statement regarding electric scooters, e-bikes, and small electric transportation vehicles. —————- Dear Residents of Ellwood City Borough, As micromobility devices such as electric scooters, e-bikes, and similar small electric transportation options-continue to grow in popularity, it is important that all residents understand the laws governing their safe and legal use. These regulations are designed to protect both riders and pedestrians while ensuring our streets remain orderly and accessible. Under current Pennsylvania law. electric scooters are not explicitly authorized for…


Officer Trent Young Sworn In To The Ellwood City Police Department

Mayor Anthony J. Court swore in Police Officer Trent Young on April 29, 2026. “Today we are proud to welcome you into the service of the Borough of Ellwood City,” Mayor Court said. “We are pleased to have you join the Ellwood City Police Department and wish you safety, wisdom, and success as you serve our community.” Council voted to hire Young as a Patrolman for the Ellwood City Police Department during a April borough council meeting. PICTURED (left to right): Mayor Anthony J. Court, Officer Trent Young, Jenae Young (Officer Young’s wife), and Sgt. Michael McBride.


Mayor Court Announces 2026 Beautification Awards Program

Mayor Anthony J. Court has announced the return of the Mayor’s Beautification Program for 2026, an annual initiative recognizing Ellwood City residents who take pride in enhancing the appearance of their properties. The Beautification Program is now in its 17th year and has become a familiar tradition in the community. Each year, the program highlights homes and properties that contribute positively to the overall look and character of Ellwood City. For 2026, six properties will be selected as Beautification Award winners. Properties are evaluated based on curb appeal, landscaping, upkeep, and overall contribution to neighborhood appearance. Winners receive a Yard…


ARISE, Borough Of Ellwood City Launch Sexual Assault Awareness Month

In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April, ARISE is again placing yard signs and teal ribbons throughout Ellwood City to raise awareness, increase community visibility, and encourage conversation about sexual violence. The annual campaign aims to reduce stigma, highlight the prevalence of sexual violence, and remind survivors that support and resources are available. The signs are placed in highly visible areas to reach individuals who may not otherwise seek out or have access to services. Ellwood City Mayor Anthony J. Court has participated in the initiative for many years, lending his support to the effort and helping promote…


Ellwood City Declares State of Emergency Due to Weather Conditions

Mayor Anthony J. Court along with the borough of Ellwood City has declared a state of emergency today January 26, 2026. Ellwood City and many surrounding communities received upwards of a foot of snowfall throughout the day Sunday and will be faced with bitter cold temperatures for the next week. In advance of the winter storm the borough provided residents with safety information including local warming centers. The state of emergency statement from the mayor’s office reads as follows: “This declaration is being issued with conditions that may pose risk to public safety and essential services. Residents are urged to…


Ellwood City Mayor Completes Security and Privacy: General Role Training

Ellwood City Mayor Anthony Court recently completed the Security and Privacy: General Role training and has reported receiving a score of 100%. Court said the training was approximately four hours and included his test. “It is an important tool for security and privacy to allow access to areas that contain sensitive law enforcement material” Court said. “I recommend all mayors to join Criminal Justic Information Service (CJIS) and to go through this training to gain a better understanding of what officers go through to protect private rights, criminal history information and other sensitive documents that aren’t allowed to be reviewed…