The Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) and the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services began a series of Mobility Open Houses to share information and receive feedback on projects taking place throughout Pittsburgh. Community members were encouraged to attend these events to engage with city staff and ask questions.

The Strip District is one of Pittsburgh's most historic and cherished neighborhoods and is experiencing rapid residential and development growth. Increased vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic are posing new safety challenges that Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) is trying to address as they plan for improvements to the three primary corridors through the Strip District:

• Smallman Street
• Penn Avenue
• Liberty Avenue.

Through these projects, the City of Pittsburgh aims to create safer streets for everyone who lives and shops in the Strip, support businesses, and welcome new residents and visitors.

The Mayor's Office and their project partners have convened several community listening and information sessions that began in 2023. These sessions were created to encourage broad participation and information sharing on mobility and traffic safety projects in the Strip District.

The photos above are from a September 2023 Mobility Open House hosted by the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure and the Mayor's Office.

Liberty Avenue Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP)

Penn Avenue Right Sizing

Penn Ave Signals Improvement Project

Smallman Street Complete Streets

28th Street Bridge

• Homewood Active Mobility Plan
• Frankstown Signal Replacement
• Homewood Ave Traffic Calming
• Critical Sidewalk Gaps Program
• Additional projects including: Larimer Bridge and Bus Shelters

Join the Mayor's Office and the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure at a Mobility Open House to learn more abut the Brownsville Road Corridor Safety Plan and share feedback with project representatives.

6:00pm-7:30pm

Phillips Recreation Center
201 Parkfield St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15210