Fixing streets, steps, and walls

Paving becomes the quickest way to use up unspent pandemic aid.

With three months of the year remaining, the city may pour its remaining American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding onto the streets.

Permit change aims to end no parking signs that linger for weeks with no work.

In the chaos of Pittsburgh’s construction season, if it’s not one frustration, it’s another.

Road scans save money on projects, but using the data costs $1,300 a month.

After paying nearly $770,000 for a company to photograph and measure city streets, the city is now looking at a 3-year, $46,590 subscription to use the data.

Council approves $134,831 to replace collapsed retaining wall.

After years of advocacy, residents of lower Dunmore Street in Lincoln-Lemington will once again have a safe retaining wall.

It will be a long climb to fix the city’s steps.

Funding requests climbed this week for city step repairs.

West End sidewalk, bus stop repair program gets $100,000 boost from the county.

Allegheny County’s Redevelopment Authority has provided an additional $100,000 toward developing a West Pittsburgh mobility plan. This doubles its contribution to the project to $200,000.

City Receives State Funds for New Lighting Along Penn Ave in East Liberty.

Council Approves Funding for Penn Ave From Evaline to Graham and Considers Accepting a Settlement from the Finland Street Pedestrian Bridge Lawsuit.