GLASSPORT, Pa. — Seven months after a landslide brought dirt, trees, and debris falling onto their yards and driveway, one neighborhood in Glassport still hasn’t been told who is responsible for the cleanup.
Neighbors on Fern Way called 11 Investigates after getting nowhere on finding the responsible agency to clean it up.
The land sits on top of an abandoned mine, but neighbors say Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection has done little to clean it up since the hillside first came down in September.
They’re concerned it could get worse and possibly damage homes.
Watch the video above to learn why borough officials say it’s still unclear who is responsible and when it will get cleaned up.
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