Allegheny County Treasurer's Office

On June 18 2026, Treasurer Brusselars was sworn in as president of the County Treasurers' Association of Pennsylvania at the 77th Annual Convention. CTAP offers county treasurers and their staff the opportunity to collaborate and better serve their constituents. Treasurer Brusselars is honored to represent her fellow treasurers and focused on improving education, planning, and communication within her new role.

There are four chances to catch us at our satellite offices across the county this week plus Munhall's Main Street Market Night!

We can't wait to see you soon!

Happy Father's Day to all the Fathers and Father figures out there. Today, we celebrate the selfless love you give and the memories you've made. May today be full of new memories surrounded by loved ones.

And to those who may be struggling today: we see you, we love you, and we wish you peace.

Happy Juneteenth! Today we celebrate the unyielding spirit of the Black community here in Allegheny County, and across the country. We acknowledge the fight for freedom and the resilience that grows in the face of adversity; and we commit ourselves to a movement that ensures true freedom for all.

Last week our Licensing Manager Kat Fort joined the local Pennsylvania Dog Wardens in Greentree to raise awareness about the importance of licensing your dog.

Our local dog wardens are hard at work canvassing countywide to ensure that dogs are licensed, safe and healthy. With their partnership, our office is on-track to see the first increase in dog license sales since 2020!

Need to license your dog? Visit https://alleghenycountytreasurer.us/licensing/dog-license/

Our office will be closed on Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Normal operations will resume on Monday, June 22.

Government, at its best, is ultimately about people. And our office had the pleasure of meeting the next generation of young leaders at Pennsylvania Center for Women and Politics' New Leadership Keynote Dinner. Treasurer Brusselars delivered a keynote speech that reminds us that government is people trying to solve problems, improve systems, serve communities, and respond to human needs.

We're grateful for these opportunities to support young leaders and remind ourselves that our work is not some abstract machine operating somewhere far away, it's people in rooms like these.

There are four chances to interact with us next week!

We can't wait to see you soon.

Join Allegheny County Council in Oakdale NEXT TUESDAY (June 16) to provide your feedback on Bill 13892, which will provide regular reassessment for properties in Allegheny County!

Happy Pride, Pittsburgh! Our office had a great time celebrating q***r joy and community at the Pittsburgh Pride Parade this past weekend!