Located in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, Whitaker is a charming borough situated on the beautiful Monongahela River, just 3 miles upriver from the bustling city of Pittsburgh. With a population of 1,179, Whitaker offers a close-knit community atmosphere with a rich history and plenty of small-town charm.

Named after pioneer settler James Whitaker, the borough was officially incorporated on January 4, 1904, from part of the former Mifflin Township. Whitaker shares borders with Munhall to the northwest and West Mifflin to the south and east. Additionally, the borough is connected to the neighboring boroughs of Braddock and Rankin via the Rankin Bridge, allowing for convenient access to nearby communities.

Whether you're a resident or just passing through, we invite you to explore all that Whitaker has to offer. From its scenic riverfront views to its friendly neighborhoods, Whitaker welcomes you with open arms. We hope you enjoy your time in our borough and discover the unique character and history that makes Whitaker a special place to live and visit.