Introduction

The key to the community chapter in the neighborhood planning process is to build upon the African-American contributions to our city. It is long overdue to pay homage to the area that was once “the crossroads of the world.” By engaging with the residents, integrating the original Greater Hill District Master Plan, building upon sustainable and green needs of future cities, and commemorating the past, our goal is to help to reignite the vivacity of the Hill District’s past.

Your input is essential to the planning process. Staff and the Steering Committee will use your input to update the Greater Hill District Master Plan

  • Input on this page and other topic-based pages (i.e., Community, Development, Mobility, and Infrastructure) will be used to update existing goals for the plan specific to those topics. This goal language will become part of the plan, but will also be used to guide the proposals developed in the Action Teams in the year ahead.

Learn more about opportunities to be involved on the homepage.

This neighborhood planning process will update and enhance the Greater Hill District Master Plan (2011) and incorporate other community plans including the Greenprint (2009) and the Centre Avenue Redevelopment and Design Plan (2015).

Pittsburgh can meet its goals to achieve a more sustainable and equitable future through the collective action of our neighborhoods. Community input informed the creation of citywide goals that are now being translated into action through a new generation of neighborhood plans.

Pittsburgh’s neighborhood plans focus on four topics areas:

  • Community: Meeting the needs of residents, employees, students, and stakeholders.
  • Development: Maximizing the benefits of new development for the community.
  • Mobility: Making it easier, safer, and healthier for people to get around.
  • Infrastructure: Nourishing neighborhoods through new energy, stormwater, and open space systems.

Action Teams are comprised of residents, students, employees, property owners, agencies, and professionals interested in working to develop projects and programs for the neighborhood plan. They are an opportunity for building partnerships while developing feasible action items for the plan.

The Community Action Team develops proposals to serve the needs of the Hill District's existing residents, employees, students, and visitors.

Learn more about Action Teams and how to join them using the bottom on the right of this page.

Action Team Meeting 1

Do you have any additional comments or suggestions?

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Action Team Meeting 2

What are Hill District Stressors?

Stressors are situations that are experienced as a perceived threat to one's well-being or position in life, especially if the challenge of dealing with it exceeds a person's perceived available resources. We need you to identify the individual, communal, structural, stressors that effect the Hill District.
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What community programs are available for Greater Hill District Stakeholders?

In an attempt to identify a community's needs, we have to know what is currently available. Please share the available programming we may have missed. Also, priority needs for the Hill District Community.

Meeting 3

GHDMP Community Action Team Meeting 3

Do you have any feedback about Cultural Legacy in the Hill District?

Locations of Crossroads, historically significant places and/or events, and etc
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Do you have any feedback regarding Historic and progressive Preservation?

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Any additional feedback?

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Meeting 4 (Final)

Public Health, Facilities & Services (Safety)

Do you have any additional thoughts related to public health?

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Do you have any additional thoughts related to facilities?

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Do you have any additional thoughts related to public safety?

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Do you have any additional comments?

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Learn about the plan's topics and have your say: