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Paige Cognetti public records

68 captured recordsMarch 11, 2025–August 12, 2026

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Scranton Issues Five-Year Financial Baseline Forecast Report
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SCRANTON, PA. – As part of the City of Scranton’s financial management program, the City issued a Five-Year Financial Projection Report
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Scranton Issues Five-Year Financial Baseline Forecast Report
SCRANTON, PA. – As part of the City of Scranton’s financial management program, the City issued a Five-Year Financial Projection Report
“We are grateful to PEL for the work that went into this forecast, and for their partnership with the city through decades of challenges and successes,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “Looking back at the progress we’ve made and planning for the future is critical to Scranton’s continued financial stability. In PEL’s words, this report will help the City ‘protect the financial progress we’ve achieved’.”
August 12, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Mayor Cognetti Announces Launch of Blue Envelope Program to Improve Safety and Communication During Police Interactions
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A routine traffic stop can be a stressful moment for any driver. For someone with autism, it can be overwhelming. Scranton Mayor Paige
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Mayor Cognetti Announces Launch of Blue Envelope Program to Improve Safety and Communication During Police Interactions
A routine traffic stop can be a stressful moment for any driver. For someone with autism, it can be overwhelming. Scranton Mayor Paige
Mayor Cognetti is pleased to announce the official launch of the Blue Envelope Program, a new initiative in partnership with the Scranton Police Department that is designed to improve communication and promote safer, more positive interactions between law enforcement officers and individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other communication-related disabilities or conditions.
“Every resident deserves to feel safe, respected, and understood during interactions with law enforcement,” Mayor Cognetti said. “The Blue Envelope Program is a simple but meaningful way to reduce anxiety, improve communication, and help officers better understand the needs of the people they serve. It also reflects our commitment to making Scranton a more welcoming and inclusive city where everyone can feel confident that they will be treated with dignity and respect.”
August 10, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Mayor Cognetti, Scranton Police Chief Encouraging Residents and Businesses to Register Security Cameras
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‘Connect Scranton’ program leverages technology with community partnerships to keep Scranton safe Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti and
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Mayor Cognetti, Scranton Police Chief Encouraging Residents and Businesses to Register Security Cameras
‘Connect Scranton’ program leverages technology with community partnerships to keep Scranton safe Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti and
“Public safety is strongest when our community and our police department work together,” Mayor Cognetti said. “Connect Scranton gives residents and businesses an easy, secure way to become partners in helping keep our city safe. Whether it’s helping investigators identify a suspect, locate a missing person, or piece…
August 6, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton and State Officials Warn About Tick Season
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Tick activity is increasing across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and concerns about tick-borne illnesses are no longer limited to Lyme
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Scranton and State Officials Warn About Tick Season
Tick activity is increasing across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and concerns about tick-borne illnesses are no longer limited to Lyme
ABOUT MAYOR PAIGE G. COGNETTI: Paige G. Cognetti was sworn in as the 36th Mayor of Scranton in January 2020 and took her third Oath of Office in January 2026. Her administration is focused on public safety, driving economic growth, upgrading infrastructure, government transparency and efficiency, and improving residents’ overall quality of life.
July 16, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton opens new program for business façade improvements
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SCRANTON, Pa. – The City of Scranton opened grant applications today for a program to improve small business facades. Eligible small
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Scranton opens new program for business façade improvements
SCRANTON, Pa. – The City of Scranton opened grant applications today for a program to improve small business facades. Eligible small
“Our original facade grant program had real impact for local businesses,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “We are excited to bring this program back to help businesses across Scranton give their stores a fresh look and our business corridors a boost of energy.”
July 10, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Continues Investments in Public Safety
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SCRANTON, PA. – In companion pieces of legislation to be introduced by Scranton City Council on Tues., June 30, 2026, Scranton Mayor
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Scranton Continues Investments in Public Safety
SCRANTON, PA. – In companion pieces of legislation to be introduced by Scranton City Council on Tues., June 30, 2026, Scranton Mayor
SCRANTON, PA. – In companion pieces of legislation to be introduced by Scranton City Council on Tues., June 30, 2026, Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti proposes ongoing investments into public safety efforts across the City. Upon approval by Council, the City will invest an additional $1.1 million into public safety capital projects with the goal of improving public safety and security in the City not only for today but into the future.”
“Our investment in a Real Time Crime Center in downtown Scranton will provide the brave men and women at SPD with even greater resources they need to help keep our community safe,” said Mayor Cognetti. “Investing in our police department has been a top priority for my administration, and it’s important we continue to support state-of-the-art technology and training for SPD as they put their lives on the line daily to keep our residents safe.”
June 26, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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City of Scranton and Fire Department Union Reach Contract Extension Agreement
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SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton will extend its current contract agreement with Local Union No. 60 of the International
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City of Scranton and Fire Department Union Reach Contract Extension Agreement
SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton will extend its current contract agreement with Local Union No. 60 of the International
“SFD is always ready to protect lives and property, and their skill is second to none,” Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “We appreciate SFD’s bravery, hard work, and preparation. They are a key reason that more and more people are investing in Scranton.”
June 16, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton and Steamtown NHS set key details for Big Boy locomotive reunion
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SCRANTON, Pa. – As Steamtown National Historic Site (NHS) in Scranton prepares to host a historic East Coast visit
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Scranton and Steamtown NHS set key details for Big Boy locomotive reunion
SCRANTON, Pa. – As Steamtown National Historic Site (NHS) in Scranton prepares to host a historic East Coast visit
“We are ready to showcase Scranton as a world-class city with multiple once-in-a-lifetime events this summer,” Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “The Big Boy’s arrival next week kicks off a series of celebrations in conjunction with America250 and our own 160th birthday. Excitement continues to build for our World…
June 9, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Cedar Ave. Streetscape Project Revitalizes South Scranton Corridor
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SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton celebrated the completion of its first pedestrian and driver safety improvement project on June
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Cedar Ave. Streetscape Project Revitalizes South Scranton Corridor
SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton celebrated the completion of its first pedestrian and driver safety improvement project on June
“We continue to make critical investments in pedestrian and driver safety across Scranton,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “While we’re here to celebrate the completion of the Cedar Avenue streetscape, we’re excited to see the work occurring on Main Avenue in West Scranton and throughout our beautiful downtown. These projects are helping us slow down traffic to make travel safer for those who walk or drive, and they’re also beautifying our neighborhoods.”
June 1, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Plans Tests of its Levee Flood Closure and Flood Siren Systems
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SCRANTON, PA. – As part of its overall emergency preparedness strategies, the City of Scranton will test its flood protection systems and
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Scranton Plans Tests of its Levee Flood Closure and Flood Siren Systems
SCRANTON, PA. – As part of its overall emergency preparedness strategies, the City of Scranton will test its flood protection systems and
ABOUT MAYOR PAIGE G. COGNETTI: Paige G. Cognetti was sworn in as the 36th Mayor of Scranton in January 2020 and took her third Oath of Office in January 2026. Her administration is focused on public safety, driving economic growth, upgrading infrastructure, government transparency and efficiency, and improving residents’ overall quality of life.
May 7, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton, Lackawanna County Co-Sponsoring Traveling Veterans’ Tribute in October
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SCRANTON, PA. – This fall, the City of Scranton will co-sponsor a traveling exhibit honoring the veterans of the Vietnam War and the
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Scranton, Lackawanna County Co-Sponsoring Traveling Veterans’ Tribute in October
SCRANTON, PA. – This fall, the City of Scranton will co-sponsor a traveling exhibit honoring the veterans of the Vietnam War and the
“Scranton and Northeastern Pennsylvania have an incredible record of service to our country, and we owe a debt of gratitude to the servicemembers who have made the ultimate sacrifice,” Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “We are honored to partner with Lackawanna County to present this solemn tribute to our late heroes and the families of those from our area who continue to fight for our freedom. This event presents a powerful addition to Scranton’s celebrations in honor of America’s 250th birthday.”
May 4, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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City of Scranton to install mini-pitch for Soccer Fans at Weston Field
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Grant funded through Philadelphia Soccer 2026’s Legacy Initiative. SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton has been awarded a $100,000
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City of Scranton to install mini-pitch for Soccer Fans at Weston Field
Grant funded through Philadelphia Soccer 2026’s Legacy Initiative. SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton has been awarded a $100,000
“We’re spotlighting the world’s most popular sport in the City of Scranton,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “As we prepare to welcome thousands of fans to Courthouse Square to share in the spirit of the World Cup this July, we’re going to introduce soccer to new fans for years to come with this mini-pitch at Weston Field.”
April 13, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Applications Open for Scranton 2026 HESG Grants Through April 20
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SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti announced that a total of $233,207 in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
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Applications Open for Scranton 2026 HESG Grants Through April 20
SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti announced that a total of $233,207 in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti announced that a total of $233,207 in U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Emergency Solutions Grant (HESG) funds are available to organizations located within the City of Scranton that serve to prevent homelessness and provide services to those experiencing homelessness. Applications are open April 6 to 20, 2026. Groups can apply online through OpenGov at https://bit.ly/ScrantonESG2026.
“Our HESG funding is designed to help local organizations provide housing services tailored to our residents and offer pathways to safe and affordable housing,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said.
April 8, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Seeks Bids for 2026 Street Paving
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SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton is accepting bids through 10 a.m. on Thurs., April 16, 2026, for the 2026 paving project. An
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Scranton Seeks Bids for 2026 Street Paving
SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton is accepting bids through 10 a.m. on Thurs., April 16, 2026, for the 2026 paving project. An
ABOUT MAYOR PAIGE G. COGNETTI: Paige G. Cognetti was sworn in as the 36th Mayor of Scranton in January 2020 and took her third Oath of Office in January 2026. Her administration is focused on public safety, driving economic growth, upgrading infrastructure, government transparency and efficiency, and improving residents’ overall quality of life.
“After a brutally cold winter, we are ready to begin our 2026 paving projects,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “Our DPW workers will continue to address potholes, and we will hold utility companies accountable for other major road repairs through our improved pave cut process.”
April 6, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Keyser Valley Stormwater Improvements are The Focus of Two Open Bids in Scranton
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SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton is accepting bids through Thurs., April 9, 2026, for a pair of projects to address stormwater
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Keyser Valley Stormwater Improvements are The Focus of Two Open Bids in Scranton
SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton is accepting bids through Thurs., April 9, 2026, for a pair of projects to address stormwater
“We have been working for years to improve the overall stormwater management systems in Keyser Valley,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “These contracts represent our final ARPA funded projects, and this important work should help protect this neighborhood for generations to come.”
April 2, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Police Department Announces Historic Training and Education Partnership with Lackawanna College
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SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Police Chief Thomas Carroll and Lackawanna College Police Academy Director Kevin Mahoney today announced a
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Scranton Police Department Announces Historic Training and Education Partnership with Lackawanna College
SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Police Chief Thomas Carroll and Lackawanna College Police Academy Director Kevin Mahoney today announced a
“We have made it a priority to invest in public safety and ensure our police officers have the tools, technology, and training they need to do their jobs safely and effectively,” Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “Through this collaboration with Lackawanna College, we are creating a direct pipeline for the next…
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Governor Shapiro, Visit PA and Philadelphia Soccer 2026 Announce Three ‘Pennsylvania World Cup Fan Zones’ — Free Public Watch Parties Coming to Pittsburgh, Reading, and Scranton for FIFA World Cup 2026™
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Governor Josh Shapiro and VisitPA join with Philadelphia Soccer 2026 to bring the excitement of FIFA World Cup 2026™ to communities
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Governor Shapiro, Visit PA and Philadelphia Soccer 2026 Announce Three ‘Pennsylvania World Cup Fan Zones’ — Free Public Watch Parties Coming to Pittsburgh, Reading, and Scranton for FIFA World Cup 2026™
Governor Josh Shapiro and VisitPA join with Philadelphia Soccer 2026 to bring the excitement of FIFA World Cup 2026™ to communities
Mayor Cognetti Announces Launch of Blue Envelope Program to Improve Safety and Communication During Police Interactions
March 26, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Officials Hopeful as Federal BRIC Grant Program is Reinstated
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SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti and City officials cautiously celebrated the news this week that the Federal Emergency
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Scranton Officials Hopeful as Federal BRIC Grant Program is Reinstated
SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti and City officials cautiously celebrated the news this week that the Federal Emergency
SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti and City officials cautiously celebrated the news this week that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will relaunch a canceled grant program that was a cornerstone of flood recovery efforts in Keyser Valley and North Scranton. FEMA now plans to reinstate the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant after the Trump administration’s cancellation of the program was successfully challenged in court.
“For years, we have been fighting for Scranton families who lost their homes in the September 2023 flood and were left in limbo through no fault of their own. These are families paying mortgages on homes they cannot live in, waiting for answers, and waiting for help,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “From the very…
March 20, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Applications Open for Scranton 2026 Veterans’ Grants Through April 6
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SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti announced that a total of $100,000 in grants are available to nonprofit organizations located
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Applications Open for Scranton 2026 Veterans’ Grants Through April 6
SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti announced that a total of $100,000 in grants are available to nonprofit organizations located
SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti announced that a total of $100,000 in grants are available to nonprofit organizations located within the City of Scranton that serve veterans and their families. Applications open now through Mon., April 6, 2026. Groups can apply online through OpenGov at www.scrantonpa.gov/2026Veterans.
“The respected members of our veteran community deserve our support when they return home to Scranton,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said. “We are pleased to provide this funding each year to close potential service gaps as we continue to provide additional services through our partner organizations.”
March 19, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Accepting Applications for CDBG Programming
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SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton has opened applications for its portion of 2025 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Scranton Accepting Applications for CDBG Programming
SCRANTON, PA. – The City of Scranton has opened applications for its portion of 2025 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
ABOUT MAYOR PAIGE G. COGNETTI: Paige G. Cognetti was sworn in as the 36th Mayor of Scranton in January 2020 and took her third Oath of Office in January 2026. Her administration is focused on driving economic growth, upgrading infrastructure, ensuring public safety, fostering government transparency and efficiency, and improving residents’ overall quality of life.
“The City’s public service funding is critical to local organizations that need additional support to provide essential resources here in Scranton,” Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said.
February 27, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Grant Application Aims to Improve Fire Station Signal Lights
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SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti’s administration intends to apply for a $269,400 Multimodal Transportation Fund (MTF) grant
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Scranton Grant Application Aims to Improve Fire Station Signal Lights
SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti’s administration intends to apply for a $269,400 Multimodal Transportation Fund (MTF) grant
ABOUT MAYOR PAIGE G. COGNETTI: Paige G. Cognetti was sworn in as the 36th Mayor of Scranton in January 2020 and took her third Oath of Office in January 2026. Her administration is focused on driving economic growth, upgrading infrastructure, ensuring public safety, fostering government transparency and efficiency, and improving residents’ overall quality of life.
“This application continues our efforts to improve emergency response times and driver and pedestrian safety,” Mayor Cognetti said. “By prioritizing fire stations in high traffic areas, we can help first responders reach emergencies safely, and faster, while simultaneously protecting residents traveling throughout the City.”
February 26, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Mayor Cognetti Voices Full Support for Scranton-to-NYC Passenger Rail and Downtown Lackawanna Transit Center following PennDOT Meeting
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SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti delivered strong and enthusiastic support for the restoration of passenger rail service
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Mayor Cognetti Voices Full Support for Scranton-to-NYC Passenger Rail and Downtown Lackawanna Transit Center following PennDOT Meeting
SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti delivered strong and enthusiastic support for the restoration of passenger rail service
SCRANTON, PA. – Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti delivered strong and enthusiastic support for the restoration of passenger rail service between Scranton and New York City following Thursday’s virtual public meeting hosted by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). Calling the project a transformative opportunity for the city’s future, Cognetti also reinforced the decision to officially designate the Lackawanna Transit Center as the downtown passenger rail intermodal hub.
February 20, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Receives an Upgrade in its Investment Rating to “A-” with a Stable Outlook.
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SCRANTON, PA. – Following the honor of receiving the Award for Municipal Excellence from the Secretary of the Department of Community and
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Scranton Receives an Upgrade in its Investment Rating to “A-” with a Stable Outlook.
SCRANTON, PA. – Following the honor of receiving the Award for Municipal Excellence from the Secretary of the Department of Community and
“We are beginning the new year with very positive news for the City of Scranton,” Mayor Paige G. Cognetti said of the rating increase. “Our credit rating increase to A-, with a stable outlook, affirms that the taxpayer dollars we receive from our hard-working residents are being used effectively and appropriately to generate real results for our City. We will continue building a government that works for everyone and remain committed to excellence in our operations, management practices, and financial policies.”
January 13, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti Sworn in for Third Time; Touts Successful Reform Agenda, Collaboration, and City’s Bright Future
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SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti began her third term in office on Mon., January 5, 2026, with an inauguration ceremony held
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Scranton Mayor Paige G. Cognetti Sworn in for Third Time; Touts Successful Reform Agenda, Collaboration, and City’s Bright Future
SCRANTON, PA. – Mayor Paige G. Cognetti began her third term in office on Mon., January 5, 2026, with an inauguration ceremony held
“Six years ago, I stood here as an outsider, committed to taking on a political culture notorious for serving the powerful and the well-connected. We joined together and committed to charge forward and make this city a model for how to better serve people. We’ve made good on that promise,” Mayor Cognetti said.…
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Scranton Plans Christmas Tree Pick-up in January
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SCRANTON, PA. – Residents in the City of Scranton who need to properly dispose of live Christmas trees can do so for free in the weeks of
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Scranton Plans Christmas Tree Pick-up in January
SCRANTON, PA. – Residents in the City of Scranton who need to properly dispose of live Christmas trees can do so for free in the weeks of
ABOUT MAYOR COGNETTI: Mayor Paige G. Cognetti was sworn in as the 36th Mayor of Scranton in January 2020. Her administration is focused on making local government work better by investing in public safety, driving economic growth, upgrading infrastructure, emphasizing transparency and efficiency, and improving overall quality of life for Scranton residents.
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