Located in Beaver County, New Brighton offers a variety of recreation and cultural activities and an attractive business district for residents and visitors.

For over 150 years, New Brighton has been a home for all generations. In addition to the available online text history below, the New Brighton Historical Society has a wealth of historical information available to interested citizens.

New Brighton is a lower cost of living alternative to the nearby population centers of Cranberry Township in Butler County and Pittsburgh in Allegheny County. Housing expenses are 10% less than Cranberry Township and 29% less than Pittsburgh. The median home value in …

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New Brighton, Pennsylvania is an incorporated Borough currently operating under the "weak mayor" form of Borough government. The Borough of New Brighton is divided into 5 wards with each ward having 2 elected council members.

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The New Brighton Recreation Commission consists of the New Brighton Area School District, the Boroughs of New Brighton and Fallston and the Townships of Daugherty and Pulaski. The NBARC organizes numerous events annually, including several 5k run/walks, a triathlon, bus trips, and family movie nights.

New Brighton, State Route 65 is Third Avenue. Continue straight through 6 traffic signals. After the last signal, when the road changes back to one lane, the Borough Building is approximately two blocks on the left across from Townsend Park.

On January 15, 2009, the Borough of New Brighton adopted Resolution 2009-01, setting the right-to-now policy for public records requests made pursuant to the Pennsylvania Right-To-Know Law, Act 3 of 2008.

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