History
Leet Township grew out of the original Sewickley Township. Leet became its own entity in 1869 and would later see Edgeworth, part of Sewickley Heights and Leetsdale formed out of its boundaries. Leet is perhaps most famous for being the site of D.T. Watson Rehabilitation Hospital, where Dr. Jonas Salk first used his revolutionary polio vaccine.

Township Government
Township Manager - Annalee Oswald, 724) 266-2280
Municipal Authority - (724) 266-8516

Council Members
(724) 266-2280
President - Gary Bradel
Vice President - Wayne Hyjek
Susan Barness
David Case
John Stephansky
Meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7:30 pm, Leet Township Municipal Building, 198 Ambridge Avenue (Fair Oaks).

GARBAGE/RECYCLING
Every Thursday morning

PARKS AND RECREATION
Walker Park, Little Sewickley Creek Road
Plum Street Park, Ambridge Avenue

POINTS OF INTEREST
D.T. Watson Rehabilitation Hospital (now HealthSouth and the home of the Watson Institute)