Pennsylvania appellate courts. She later worked as a shareholder at a
Pittsburgh-area boutique firm specializing in family law. She joined
Jones, Gregg, Creehan and Gerace in 2007.
Rothey has been an active member of the ACBA since 1984 and
is a member of the association’s Family Law Section and Women in
the Law Division. Rothey has regularly served on seminar panels for
the ACBA and the Pennsylvania Bar Institute in the areas of custody,
support and equitable distribution. She is a Fellow in the American
Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Rothey is a native of Penn Hills, and currently lives in Upper St.
Clair with her wife, Gretchen Schumacher. She has three children:
Andrew Rothey, an attorney with Rosen, Louik and Perry; Amanda
Bundy, a high school history teacher in Columbus, Ohio; and Aaron
Rothey, who will enter law school at Ohio State University this fall.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
UNVEILS NEW PLACARDS
The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) has unveiled
new placards that will be on display in food establishments in the
county. The new design features a QR code, which provides a quick
link that will allow consumers to use their personal digital device to
view inspection reports right at the front door.
The Inspected & Permitted placard indicates that a food
establishment has passed the mandatory inspection by the health
department’s Food Safety Program and is permitted to operate.
The Consumer Alert placard serves as a notification to the public
that conditions identified at the time of inspection may pose a health
risk to the customer.
The Closed placards are posted for one of three reasons:
• Conditions identified at the time of inspection pose a serious
health risk to the customer.
• A facility is operating without a valid health permit.
• Food safety conditions remain uncorrected after opportunity
for a hearing, or after the maximum number of days allowed to
operate with a consumer alert, which is 10 days.
“At the Allegheny County Health Department, we take our
responsibility to ensure safe eating establishments very seriously,” said
Director Dr. Karen Hacker. “The updated placards will provide county
residents with a clear and easy-to-read status of the facilities they’re
considering when making dining choices, while also providing easy
access to the reports behind each status. It is our hope that people will
make healthy choices and live well!”
HEALTH DEPARTMENT OFFERS
FREE SHINGLES VACCINE AT
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) is offering
the Shingles vaccine free of charge, for a limited time, to uninsured or
under-insured people, 50 years of age and older.
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