About the Borough

Name Origin

Located in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, approximately 11 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. Sewickley is a Native American word for "Sweet Water" and has a history that dates back to the mid 1700s, with the first written mention of Sewickley dated December 31, 1767.  


Borough Incorporation & Development

The Borough was incorporated in 1853 and has a population of 3,827 according to the 2010 Census. Sewickley is 1 square mile with the following:
  • Numerous Churches
  • Sewickley Community Center
  • Sewickley Public Library
  • Heritage Valley Health System
  • Sewickley YMCA
  • Sweetwater Center for the Arts
  • Vibrant Business District

Amenities

The Borough of Sewickley has a wide variety of amenities to offer such as:
  • Assorted Local Civic Organizations
  • Diverse Business District Within Walking Distance
  • Private and Public Schools
  • Tree Lined Residential Neighborhoods
  • Various Churches

Community Events

There are many community events throughout the year in the Borough of Sewickley, including:
  • Harvest Festival
  • Light Up Night
  • May Mart
  • Memorial Day Parade
  • Santa Parade