City Council

Protecting low-income residents’ homes, targeted recycling outreach and the cost of eradicating blight–Tell Council what you think.

The city looks at taking over a blighted apartment building.

The city may condemn a 100-unit apartment building in Homewood in order to save the homes of the people who live there.

Land bank looks to spend millions to return properties to the tax rolls.

The Pittsburgh Land Bank (PLB) has estimated it could cost $168.5 million to put 11,311 abandoned parcels back on the city’s tax rolls.

Pittsburgh inks $100,000 contract to teach residents to recycle.

The Department of Public Works (DPW) wants residents to stop trashing recyclable packaging.