Engage Pittsburgh
The Food Policy team is providing resources, hosting community trainings, and seeking input on experiences with SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program).
The goal of this plan is to follow a community-driven process to identify potential traffic safety and mobility issues through a data-driven equity-focused approach.
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy received a grant to design an outdoor sensory classroom for learners with exceptionalities at the Frick Environmental Center
The 2023 Public Service Grant application is available from March 3, 2023, to April 14, 2023.
A community engagement process to inform the design improvements for Phase I Master Plan implementation.
The purpose of the South Side Signals Project is to improve the safety of pedestrians and vehicles at six intersections in the South Sides Flats, Slopes, and Mount Oliver
Complete a survey to help the City understand the priorities of District 9 residents for different types of Public Service grants
The Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program increases the safety and comfort of all people by reducing excessive motorist speeds on residential streets.
The City of Pittsburgh is conducting an audit to identify inequity and bias in the City’s collection of public art and memorials.
A community-led process to create a vision for Westinghouse Park incorporating gathering space, recreation amenities, ecological restoration, and stormwater management.
Creating a plan for the Greater Hill District Parks that builds on the district’s rich African American cultural legacy and improves parks and open spaces for residents.
Valoramos su colaboración para procurar que el personal directivo de Pittsburgh sea tan diverso como lo es la ciudad.
Complete Streets updates the right of way to be safer and more comfortable for diverse and vulnerable users like pedestrians and those riding transit, bicycles, & more.
Help us to improve this aspect of the City's development process by taking this survey
The City will use NRPA funding to activate and enhance the Perry South/Charles Street Greenway to meet the desires of residents.
The City of Pittsburgh's traffic signal modernization program.
PWSA is initiating a collaborative community process to develop a Stormwater Strategic Plan to serve as Pittsburgh’s blueprint to address local stormwater challenges.
Rehabilitation of the Charles Anderson Bridge which connects South Oakland to Schenley Park and the East End
An equitable and just approach to rebuilding infrastructure in the Hill District neighborhoods.
The Liberty Avenue HSIP project will update antiquated infrastructure and improve safety along Liberty Ave between 11th and Herron in the Strip District.
Smart Loading Zones aim to create more efficient and safe use of our curb by automating payments and analyzing real-time usage.
Design and construction for the new Davis Avenue Bridge between Brighton Heights and Riverview Park.
Together we can make Pittsburgh the safest city in America. Please share your voice and priorities as we search for the City of Pittsburgh’s next Chief of Police
Provide your thoughts to help restore and re-envision Allegheny Riverfront Park to meet community needs, address safety concerns, and rehabilitate key historic elements.
City of Pittsburgh's Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections (PLI) hosted virtual training sessions to learn the recently updated Agency Counter website.
We value your partnership in working to ensure that Pittsburgh's leadership is as diverse as the city itself.
The Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE) in the Mayor's Office is collecting information about Youth Banking habits to better inform our work and city services.
Project information about the rehabilitation of the 28th Street Bridge at the intersection of Liberty Ave and 28th St, in Pittsburgh's Strip District neighborhood.
Replacement of roof in kind, repair/replace hundreds of cracked brick throughout the exterior, and replacement of windows throughout the exterior.
Comparta su voz y sus prioridades para ayudarnos en la búsqueda del próximo Jefe de Policía de la Ciudad de Pittsburgh.
A unified vision for Mellon Park based on community and municipal priorities for restoration, development, and activity.
Renovation of an existing facility and site to highlight historic character, increase energy efficiency, and improve exterior/interior spaces to better serve the public
Move PGH is a public-private partnership that connects Pittsburghers with flexible, low-cost transportation options.
A community engagement process to inform the design and renovation of the new playground.
An engagement process to inform the design of the new playground and distribute information about the community build day.
The Ethics Hearing Board is seeking input from the community regarding the City of Pittsburgh's current campaign finance requirements.
Mayor Gainey's administration seeks input on PGH's diverse landscape of immigrant & refugee services by identifying what the region is doing well & what we can improve.
An off-road, shared-use path that will begin at the intersection of Noblestown Road and Crafton Blvd continuing approximately 0.6 miles to McCartney Street.
Design and construction of the replacement of the Swinburne Bridge that connects South Oakland to the Four Mile Run, Greenfield, and Hazelwood neighborhoods.
Signal and safety project!
A new public art project is being planned in South Side Park. This is being done in coordination with the park’s Phase 1 renovations and funded by the Percent For Art.
Updating and adopting the Greater Hill District master plan
Through a grant from the Trust for Public Land, the City is working with Hazelwood Initiative to identify key projects in the Hazelwood Greenway.
This project will stabilize parts of the Northern and Western slopes of Mt. Washington with retaining walls and geotechnical installations to protect homes and roadways.
A town Hall to discuss city projects and issues impacting the Highland Park community. Join us as we work together to create a safe and accessible neighborhood for all!
A community engagement process to inform the design of improvements to Spring Hill Park.
Develop safe, accessible pedestrian routes to essential community locations like schools, transit stops, and other amenities like business districts and parks.
A community engagement process to inform the updates of the playground.
A community engagement process to inform the design of Phase I improvements.
SoilMill PGH is a project from the City Planning department that will improve soil quality in Pittsburgh through composting.
The Frazier St. steps are a pedestrian connection in the Oakland community. This project connects communities and provides access to transit and other amenities.
There's a number of upcoming projects impacting the Seldom Seen Greenway and the Saw Mill Run corridor. This page is an area for engaged stakeholders to share ideas.
Community updates on the upcoming playground renovation.
The City opens grant applications for nonprofits providing social services to low- and moderate-income residents.
The public is invited to offer their thoughts in advance of upcoming public art projects in the five regional City parks.
