Pittsburgh City Council Pittsburgh faces no fines for its 4,000+ code violations while a $50,000 Vibrant Pittsburgh membership renewal goes on hold , and Amy Whipple September 18, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council DOMI explains why it keeps tearing up newly paved streets, Red light cameras get a surveillance inquiry, and Love Your Block returns with $20,000 , and Amy Whipple September 11, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Pittsburgh's deficit reaches $30.2 million, deepened by assumed NFL Draft loss, as Public Works buys a dozen trailers for neglected upkeep , and Amy Whipple September 5, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Pittsburgh City Council moves to end parking in bike lanes, advances $200,000 for McKinley Recreation Center, and backs $73,050 in remote ballfield lighting , and Amy Whipple July 31, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Council advances $50 million Downtown TRID despite public opposition, controller’s deficit warning, and benefits that are “murky at best” , and Amy Whipple July 25, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Nearby EMS crews collect $27,000 for the NFL Draft while the Larimer Consensus Group prepares to paint its asphalt , and Amy Whipple July 17, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Glen Hazel’s Burgwin Recreation Center holds another two weeks as the city brings its computers and network in-house , and Amy Whipple July 10, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council School violence prevention funded, Hill District seniors get new home, and fleet repairs keep climbing , and Amy Whipple July 3, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council The last ARPA dollars run dry as a $44.6 million deficit lands, Learn and Earn gains $1 million to run all year, and a $200,000 request for Glen Hazel’s rec center gets held , and Amy Whipple June 26, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Pittsburgh City Council boosts homeless street outreach, advances $445K in Fern Hollow settlements, and weighs the cost of keeping its road data , and Amy Whipple June 19, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Three new or improved programs invite neighbors to garden, farm and adopt forgotten lots , and Amy Whipple June 12, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Downtown borrowing plan held while job placement support and North Shore development move forward , and Amy Whipple June 5, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council A privilege tax on claw machines, $50K for youth climate change engagement and improving East Carson St. , and Amy Whipple May 29, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council RK Mellon grant quadruples fireworks budget as bike share expansion and records overhaul move forward , and Amy Whipple May 22, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Johns Hopkins to study permit delays, $25K grant to document LGBTQIA+ history, and budget tools renewed for residents , and Amy Whipple May 15, 2026
Pittsburgh City Council Limits on immigration agents, a call for crime data, and a recycling upgrade advance , and Amy Whipple May 8, 2026
