EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa. — Leaders of East Pittsburgh talked Tuesday night about the future of its small and troubled local police department.
Many options are on the table, but even councilmembers are surprised a decision has taken this long.
People that live in the community have a lot of questions about the future of law enforcement there.
"We've had several meetings with the state, the county, and surrounding communities," said Dennis Simon, East Pittsburgh Council President.
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