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Cecil Township and Canonsburg Borough to Host Workshops related to Oil and Gas

Posted Feb 18, 2020, by Heaven Sensky

On Monday, February 24th, there are two coinciding opportunities to make your voice heard on oil and gas issues in Canonsburg Borough and Cecil Township. The Oil and Gas industry and its friends are expected to be in attendance for both, making their demands known. Both of these meetings are opportunities for you to make sure that your local government officials are listening to you instead of just industry.

If you live in Canonsburg, the Borough of Canonsburg is holding a public workshop on Monday, February 24th at 6:30 PM to discuss what industry investment and encouragement folks want to see in Canonsburg. Jeff Kotula, President of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce and an avid supporter of the Oil and Gas industry, is listed as a speaker. 

Monday, February 24th

6:30 PM

Canonsburg Borough Building

68 E Pike St. #2, Canonsburg, PA 15317 

If you live in Cecil Township, there is a public workshop to get public input on their Oil and Gas ordinance on Monday, February 24th at 7 PM. CCJ will be holding a pre-workshop meeting for anyone interested in giving comments where we will be providing pizza and childcare – please RSVP so we can plan accordingly! If you can’t make it for the pre-workshop meeting but need more information on the ordinance, take a look at CCJ’s recommendations (also in the chart below). 

Monday, February 24th

6:00 PM – Pizza w/ CCJ

7:00 PM – Township Workshop

 Cecil Township Municipal Building

3599 Millers Run Rd., Cecil, PA 15321

Register for the pre-workshop meeting here

CCJ staff will be attending both meetings, so find us while you’re there! If you have any questions or concerns about either of these meetings, please do not hesitate to reach out to Heaven Sensky, CCJ Community Organizer, at heaven@centerforcoalfieldjustice.org or 724-229-3550 ext. 103.


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  • Heaven Sensky

    Heaven Lee Sensky (she/her) is the Organizing Director with the Center for Coalfield Justice. She primarily serves Washington and Greene Counties on issues of Oil and Gas development and provides support for our organizing team. Heaven has been with CCJ for 4 years, working on a variety of campaigns serving impacted community members including advocacy around the prevalence of rare childhood cancers, the impacts of waste generated and disposed of by the oil and gas industry, and advocating for harm reduction in relation to the opioid epidemic. CCJ is organizing frontline residents through grassroots efforts to advocate for healthy communities with thriving economies. Heaven was born and raised on a small farm in Washington County where her family has resided for 5 generations. She is a first-generation college student and a graduate of American University (Washington, D.C.) with a bachelor’s degree in Communications, Law Studies, Economics, and Government. Before joining team CCJ, Heaven interned in the United States Senate and for the office of Barack and Michelle Obama. She lives with her husband Casey and her dog Olive on her family farm. Contact Heaven at heaven@centerforcoalfieldjustice.org.

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