The City of Erie has promoted Jason Sayers to the position of Director of Public Works. Sayers has been working for the City since 1998 in the roles of Civil Engineer, Assistant City Engineer and most recently, City Engineer. Sayers was promoted to the position following the retirement of former Director of Public Works Charles …
The City of Erie Department of Public Works, Property, and Parks is excited to announce the award of $3.12 million from the Department of Environmental Protection as part of the PA Driving Forward Heavy Duty Electric Truck Program. This funding will be used by the City of Erie to purchase five (5) Heavy-Duty Electric …
Three new police officers were sworn into the Erie Police Department yesterday in City Council chambers at Erie City Hall.
The new officers are:
Patrick Parker, 24. Parker graduated from Cathedral Preparatory School. For the last year and a half, Parker worked security at Allegheny Health Network – St. Vincent Hospital.
Luke Kubiak, 22. Kubiak graduated from Cathedral …
On Friday, November 17, Erie Mayor Joe Schember was joined by the Military Order of the Purple Heart Commodore Perry Chapter 197 and guests to recognize Erie as an official Purple Heart City. The purpose of being a Purple Heart City is to honor military personnel wounded or killed in combat. The Purple Heart …
Demonstrating a continual commitment to equality, diversity, equity, and inclusion, the City of Erie has earned a score of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign’s 2023 Municipal Equality Index (MEI) for the second year in a row. The MEI is a nationwide evaluation of 506 cities that examines how inclusive municipal laws, policies, and …
