WELCOME TO THE BOROUGH OF AMBRIDGE!

The Borough of Ambridge was incorporated in 1905, named after the American Bridge Company.

Who We Are

Settled in 1824 along the banks of the Ohio River as the third and final home of the Harmony Society, the Borough of Ambridge was incorporated in 1905, named after the American Bridge Company. The 1.7 square mile community is home to 7,100 residents, 21 churches that represent the diverse ethnic fabric of its citizenry, four public parks, the Laughlin Memorial Public Library, countless unique specialty shops including antique stores, family owned restaurants, bed and breakfasts, a hotel, a National Historic Landmark District and Old Economy Village - designated a Preserve America Community.

"Strategically located off of PA Route 65 and having its own named exits on I-79 and I-376, Ambridge is only 14 miles from Downtown and readily accessible to enjoy the many public events held throughout the year within the community."

Ambridge is truly a community worth visiting and exploring its “proud past and bright future.”

Ambridge Borough Officials

The elected and appointed officials who serve the Borough of Ambridge are a dedicated group who put serving the public above all else. They are committed to providing exceptional service to the community at all times. Should you want to speak to a Council Member, please feel free to call the Borough Office 724-266-4070 and leave your name and number and one of the staff members will forward your information to the Council Member who will return your call as soon as possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Many times we get phone calls concerning some of these items. You may find the answers to you questions here in this section. If not, please feel free to call our office.

What are the hours of the borough building?

Monday through Friday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, except for holidays.
Offices are located at the Ambridge Municipal Complex
600 11th Street
Ambridge, PA 15003
Phone: 724-266-4070
How do I dispose of old prescription medicines?

U.S. Department of Justice – Drug Enforcement – Office of Diversion Control has made it easy for you to find someplace to dispose of your old unused prescription drugs. Below you'll find a link. Simply enter your zip code and it will provide the closest drop-off points to you.

https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/pubdispsearch/spring/main?execution=e2s1

Contacting the Borough of Ambridge

This form is made available for the “comments and suggestions” for the Borough and this website. This website is not currently a venue for requesting information or complaints which need an immediate response by police or fire departments or admin office.