PHOTO GALLERY FOR SUNDAY, SEPT. 23, 2018

2018-09-22 01:00:00

Michelle Montagna amends a property record using a typewriter in the Butler County Assessment office Friday, Sept. 21, 2018. Montagna has worked as an assessment clerk for 25 years. She, like others in the office, still uses a typewriter everyday. The county plans to move to computerized records in November.Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

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Moniteau #34 Cody Wise runs through the Bradford defense in a District 9 football game at Moniteau stadium Friday September 21, 2018. JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Moniteau #4 Mason Mershimer sacks Bradford Quarterback #11 Doug Hannon in a District 9 football game at Moniteau stadium Friday September 21, 2018. JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Mars wide receiver (13) Thomas Sheehy surveys the field after the catch against the Armstrong at Mars High School on September 21, 2018. Nate Black photo

Mars defenders (33) Ben Chozmar and (55) Michael Vickinovac gang up on Armstrong runner (32) Matt Horneman at Mars High School on September 21, 2018. Nate Black photo

Knoch #11 Noah Cetner runs past Ambridge #2 Deyvon Gill-Martin during a game at Knoch Stadium on Friday September 21, 2018. Jason Swanson photo

Knoch #5 Matt Goodlin runs past Ambridge #56 Makai Pringle during a game at Knoch Stadium on Friday September 21, 2018. Jason Swanson photo

Grove City´s Brady Callahan throws a stiff arm against Slippery Rock’s Nick Gills at Slippery Rock High School. Sept. 23, 2018 Steven Dalton photo

Slippery Rock´s Vito Pilosi powers through Grove City´s A.J. Miller on the way to a touchdown play at Slippery Rock High School Sept. 23, 2018. Steven Dalton photo

A homeless man needed to be rescued by Butler firefighters from the Connoquenessing Creek Friday afternoon near the railroad tracks at South Cliff Street in Butler The man slide down an embankment and was unable to get himself out of the water Sept. 23, 2018Jim Smith/Butler Eagle

The Livengood house on McKean Street in Butler was sold for $135,000 in 2009, but it’s only assessed at $21,120 because Butler County still uses 1969 property values in its assessments. Despite some calls for a reassessment of all properties in the county, the commissioners are not interested right now on Sept. 23, 2018JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

The Butler County Assessment office plans to switch from an extensive paper document system to a computerized record keeping system in November. Sept. 23, 2018Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle

Christopher Savage, the county’s assessment director, holds up one of thousands of paper property assessment records on file in the county courthouse on Sept. 23, 2018.Tanner Cole/Butler Eagle