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Pittsburgh Launches Innovative Mobility and Equity Initiatives Move PGH and Universal Basic Mobility
Mayor William Peduto joined the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) and partners in launching Move PGH – a first of its kind Mobility as a Service (MaaS) system. Move PGH integrates...
Office of Community Health and Safety receives grant for Neighborhood Health and Safety Academy pilot
The City of Pittsburgh's new Office of Community Health and Safety (OCHS) has received a $17,500 grant from the Staunton Farm Foundation for the launch of their Neighborhood Health and Safety...
Mayor proposes spending plan for $335M in Federal Relief Funding
Mayor William Peduto has released his spending allocations for the $335 million in relief funding the City of Pittsburgh received as part of the American Rescue Plan. The Office of Management and...
City creates grant program to support community youth sports programs
Mayor William Peduto and City Council President Theresa Kail-Smith have proposed the creation of a new Youth Sports Grant Program that will allow neighborhood and community sports...
City Independence Day celebration returns this year to Point State Park
The City of Pittsburgh's 2021 Independence Day Celebration will place Sunday, July 4, from 6 – 10 p.m. in Point State Park. The July 4 festivities will feature bands, food vendors, the ALCOSAN...
City secures former Veterans Administration site on Highland Drive for regional Public Safety facility
The City of Pittsburgh has finalized the acquisition – for free – of the former VA Highland Drive campus in Lincoln-Lemington, with plans to create a regional Public Safety training site and...
City workers will begin to return to Downtown offices this week
City of Pittsburgh employees who have been working remotely will be returning to city offices in phases over the next several weeks, adhering to continued health safety precautions. "We are starting...
Neighborhood Initiatives Fund will focus on Avenues of Hope
The application process for Round 3 of its Neighborhood Initiatives Fund (NIF) Program is open with applications due August 31. The NIF Program makes it easier for City of Pittsburgh communities to...
Local food policy collaboration launches Pittsburgh's first Food Equity Ambassador Program
The Pittsburgh Food Policy Council (PFPC) and #PghFoodTeam is announcing the first cohort of the newly created Pittsburgh Food Equity Ambassador Program. From more than 50 applications, the first...
World Square returns to Downtown celebrating Pittsburgh's international and immigrant communities
Welcoming Pittsburgh initiative and the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership have announced from June 11 to June 13, while the Three Rivers Arts Festival is in full swing, Market Square will once again be transformed with the sights, sounds, and cuisine...
City of Pittsburgh Safe Routes to School Program announces Youth Bike Safety Day on June 12
The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure’s (DOMI) Safe Routes to School Program has announced a Youth Bike Safety event to provide children and families knowledge about bicycle safety as youth participate in...
Fireworks are back at The Point for Pittsburgh's July 4 celebration
The City of Pittsburgh will hold an Independence Day celebration with fireworks at the Point on July 4, and waive block party fees for neighborhood parties that day. Other announcements...
City of Pittsburgh gathering community input on 2022 Capital and Operating budgets
The Office of Mayor William Peduto, the Office of Management and Budget, and the Office of Community Affairs welcome residents to share their input on the City of Pittsburgh's 2022 Capital and Operati...
Mayor, judge candidates in Beltzhoover at forum
Conversations in the Park with the Candidates will take place on Thursday, May 13 in the new shelter atop Chicken Hill in McKinley Park at Michigan Street and Haberman Avenue from 5-7:30 p.m. Invited mayoral candidates include: Ed Gainey, Tony...
New website will track police reform progress
The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police has launched a new website to track the implementation of changes recommended by Mayor William Peduto's Community Task Force on Police Reform. The site is broken down i...
City to track gun data
Mayor William Peduto and the Department of Public Safety will expand the city's tracking of gun data with funding from Everytown Support Fund, the education, research, and litigation arm of Everytown...
City announces investments in OnePGH Plan
Mayor William Peduto has released the OnePGH plan, which addresses long-standing challenges facing Pittsburgh through a new partnership with city nonprofits, and by building upon existing...
Legislation allows LGBTQIA+ businesses to register with the City of Pittsburgh's procurement platform
City of Pittsburgh Council members Erika Strassburger and Bruce Kraus have introduced legislation allowing LGBTQIA+ businesses to specifically register with the City of Pittsburgh's procurement...
Mayor Peduto signs Executive Order to create a Building Deconstruction Policy
Mayor William Peduto issued an Executive Order to create a unified, city-led deconstruction policy designed to remediate blight in city neighborhoods while diverting building materials from...
Spring webinar teaches Pittsburgh residents how to recycle right
In conjunction with the City of Pittsburgh’s blue recycling bin distribution program this spring, residents can learn to Recycle Right by taking part in a free online workshop through early May. The 30-minute webinar, presented by...
Pittsburgh Land Bank announces new leadership
Pittsburgh Land Bank (PLB) Board Chair Councilman Rev. Ricky Burgess has announced new leadership at the PLB March Regular Board Meeting. Diamonte Walker, in her position as deputy executive director...
City launches investigation and clean-up efforts after racist graffiti at Quarry Field
City of Pittsburgh officials were made aware this afternoon that a concession stand in Quarry Field in the South Side Slopes was defaced with racist graffiti, and have launched a police investigation...
Ground broken for 4th Division campus, construction expected to start in August
City Breaks Ground for New State-of-the-Art DPW 4th Division Facility City of Pittsburgh officials broke ground for a new, state-of the-art Department of Public Works (DPW) facility in Knoxville on...
City launches new victim assistance website
Often overlooked in the criminal process are the victims, people whose lives are instantly altered through no choice of their own. The City of Pittsburgh's Public Safety Department is working to...
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Community Police Task Force tasked to recommend changes
Updates on the Community Police Reform Task Force kicked off the March 15 meeting of the Zone 3 Public Safety Council (Z3PSC). The Zoom meeting also featured crime trend information and public safety...
