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What residents are talking about in Scranton public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
ARPA Budget Transfers
Euclid Avenue One-Way Proposal
Budget & Administration
Infrastructure & Schools
Property Demolition
Utility Rates and Government Spending
Infrastructure and Municipal Politics
Blighted Properties and Code Enforcement
Infrastructure and Governance
2025 Financial Audit
Code Enforcement and Property Conditions
Property Demolition and Code Enforcement
City Politics and Infrastructure
Government Spending and State Policy
2025 Financial Single Audit
Open Meetings and Legal Proceedings
Blight and Fire Safety
Open Records and Legal Proceedings
Public Infrastructure and City Administration
City finances and grant spending
Tripp Park Community Center
Neighborhood revitalization
2025 audit and municipal finances
Potholes and trash collection
Traffic safety and ATV issues
Mayorian governance and administration
Road conditions and potholes
National and local governance
Public safety
Taxes and Budget
Traffic safety
Roads & traffic
Taxes & budget
Parks & recreation
Water & utilities
Zoning & land use
Infrastructure
Budget
Vacant Community Buildings in West Scranton and Tripp Park
utility Pave Cuts and Street Restoration
Neighborhood Center Building Access
Development & housing
Audit
Housing
Grants
1501 Farr St. - 14 Townhouse Units Variance
617 Mineral Ave. LLC appeals Notice of Violation issued 5/4/2026 alleging conversion of single home to 3 family home at 617 Mineral Ave. R-11 Zone.
1317 Dartmouth LLC seeks interpretation and/or variance to use property as 4 unit apartment building. Remanded from Court of Common Pleas for development of record at 1317 Dartmouth St. R-10 Zone.
Downtown Water Main Breaks and Infrastructure Aging
Surveillance Technology and Government Transparency
In the news
12 articlesRecent coverage of Scranton from local and regional media.
North Main Avenue Bridge reopens in Scranton
A ribbon-cutting was held Friday as the North Main Avenue Bridge in Scranton reopened ahead of schedule.
Oct 30, 2026Bresnahan, Cognetti engage in civil discourse in 8th District debate
From the stage to the seats to the hallways, civility prevailed Thursday night as an overflow crowd of spectators and journalists filled WVIA's Jenkins Twp. studios for the 8th District congressional debate between Rep. Rob Bresnahan and Scranton May...
Oct 30, 2026Hankins Dam Pond transformed into Hankins Pond Park in $1.9M renovation
Hankins Dam was once on the chopping block to be demolished. After a years-long process to save the dam, a major rehab and park project has been unveiled.
Oct 28, 2026Nay Aug Park bans e-bikes amid safety concerns
Officials hope the change will keep walkers and riders safe.
Oct 27, 2026Pa. Turnpike hearing on 'Scranton Beltway' revisions to Wyoming Valley interchange set for Wednesday, Oct. 28
The hearing will take place at Pittston Area High School, 5 Stout St., Yatesville on Wednesday. Registration will begin at 4:30 p.m., with plans on display for public viewing. Public testimony is scheduled to be taken from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
Oct 26, 2026Airport board chooses longtime engineering director as new executive director
The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport Board voted unanimously to appoint director of engineering as the new executive director Stephen Mykulyn.
Oct 22, 2026'It's a little chaotic,' Traffic changes continue in downtown Scranton
Traffic changes are causing some concern and curiosity about the future of traveling through downtown Scranton.
Oct 21, 2026'What our kids deserve': Second transformed schoolyard in Scranton opens to rave reviews from students who designed it
The second of three planned schoolyard transformations in Scranton opened on Tuesday. The space behind Whittier Elementary will be open to the public when school is closed.
Oct 20, 2026Traffic changes coming to Scranton starting Monday
The city will begin a 90-day plan on Monday to transform several intersections to increase traffic flow and protect drivers & pedestrians.
Oct 15, 2026Violent crime falls in Scranton under Mayor Cognetti
Violent crime falls in Scranton under Mayor Cognetti The Pennsylvania Independent
Aug 10, 2026Boil advisory lifted in downtown Scranton
Boil advisory lifted in downtown Scranton WNEP
Jul 27, 2026Scranton to NYC Corridor Project Aims to Grow Economy and Mobility in NEPA
Scranton to NYC Corridor Project Aims to Grow Economy and Mobility in NEPA Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (.gov)
Apr 15, 2026