School District, which includes Chartiers Valley Primary School, Intermediate School, Middle School and High School. As an unincorporated community, Rennerdale has no mayor or police force. Environs of Rennerdale Less than a mile northwest of Rennerdale is Settler's Cabin Park, a Allegheny County park, which includes the Walker-Ewing Log House, a wave pool, a diving pool, tennis courts, groves, shelters and trails. Immediately south of Rennerdale, the Panhandle Trail is a hike/bike rail trail that follows the bed of the old Panhandle railroad. The Panhandle Trail currently runs from Walker's Mills, Collier Township, to just outside Weirton, West Virginia. It connects with the Montour Trail between McDonald, Pennsylvania and the village of Primrose. An abandoned quarry alongside the trail serves as a backdrop for picnics and community parties. In the woods south of the trail is Fossils Cliff, notable for its plentiful fossils, mostly of fern leaves. Atop the ridge south of Rennerdale is a private, Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, The Club at Nevillewood, with a surrounding community. Atop the western ridge is a former Project Nike missile site, known as the Charles E. Kelly Support Facility, which provided headquarters for the Army's 99th Regional Readiness Command (RRC). The facility was scheduled for closing by the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Commission. In 2008, the Kelly Center Local Redevelopment Authority (KCLRA) oversaw the development of a re-use plan for the base. This plan envisioned a small town center; recreation facilities, including ball fields, hiking paths and picnic areas; a small retail center; a small office/warehouse complex; a local emergency medical services center; and a public library. In April, 2009, the 99th RRC relocated to Fort Dix, New Jersey. The $4.5 million Collier Township Community Center opened in 2015. See also Renner, Indiana References Census-designated places in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Census-designated places in Pennsylvania Unincorporated communities in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Unincorporated communities in Pennsylvania