PUBLIC ADVISORY Road Closure Starting September 17, 2026, the southern section of Craig Alley will be closed at Harbison Rd. Please use caution in the area as the Public Works team is working on these roadways replacing stormdrains.
Category Archives: Municipal News
Improving West Mayfield Emergency Response Preparedness
Council’s Public Safety oversight and accountability committee has been critically reviewing and evaluating the Borough’s Emergency Management core areas: Emergency Operations Plan, Emergency Management Coordinator, and Emergency Operations Center.
Business Roundtable
Municipal News Press Release: Council Hosts First Business Roundtable
Community Conversation – Data Center & Municipal Zoning
A group of concerned citizens from West Mayfield were joined by several Big Beaver Borough residents recently to discuss data centers and municipal zoning. The “town hall” type event, led by Council President Kevin Farkas, was an important opportunity for a community conversation about this hot button issue sweeping municipalities across the Commonwealth.
Borough Seeks Qualified Candidate for Council Appointment
Councilmembers serve a legislative role governing the Borough. They are responsible for passing local laws (ordinances), creating policies, setting the annual budget, determining property tax rates, and overseeing essential community services like public safety, public works, and planning/zoning.
Borough Improving Traffic Safety
With nearly 10 miles of roadway, the Borough is tasked with not only filling potholes, paving, and making sure stormwater flows properly away from roadways, it’s also responsible for traffic safety. This includes the installation and maintenance of pavement markings and road signage–such as all 106 stop signs throughout the Borough.
Borough Improving Management of Municipal Records
In addition to enhancing operational efficiency, a well managed municipal records program provides maximum transparency & accountability–a focus of the current Council. “This is really about providing good governance where it had previously been lacking in our local government,” Council President Farkas says. “Sure, this is a lot of tedious administrative work on our part, but citizens deserve nothing less.”
West Mayfield Water & Sewage Rate Task Force
Municipal News West Mayfield Water & Sewage Rate Task Force Do We Need to Increase Our Water & Sewer Rates in 2027? In their November 2025 report to Council, consultants with the state’s Strategic Management Planning Program noted that the Borough’s Water & Sewage Enterprise Fund has been running “decreasing surpluses over the 2020 – 2024 […]