Albert Turk Graham Playground
We're seeking community input for playground equipment upgrades at Albert Turk Graham Park.
Welcome!
The City of Pittsburgh is home to some of the most diverse and well-maintained parks in the country. The City, in close partnership with the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, operates and maintains approximately 3,800 acres of land across 176 parks. These spaces include 5 regional parks, 10 community parks, 5 riverside parks, and over 150 neighborhood parks.
For more detailed information about Pittsburgh parks, including locations and photos, visit the City's Park Page below:
The information on this page is to keep community members informed of ongoing park and playground enhancements led by the City's Department of Public Works.
Provide Your Feedback
A vital component to every project is input and feedback from our residents. Before a park or playground project is launched, the Department of Public Works provides residents a chance to tell us what they value when it comes to their community spaces. This feedback helps guide the process and direction of each project.
Missed an Opportunity to Provide Feedback?
If you happened to miss the feedback window on a specific project, or there's a park/playground that you don't see below, scroll down to the interactive map where you can pinpoint specific areas of interest throughout the city!
In Progress
Additional projects that are not listed below include:
- Brighton Heights Field Improvements
- Kennard Park Design
- Leslie Field Upgrades
- McKinley Park
- Ream Pool Upgrades
- Schenley Park Tennis & Pickleball Court Upgrades
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Ammon Park
A community engagement process to inform the design improvement to Ammon Park
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Arsenal Park
Phase II improvements will begin FY2025
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Chadwick Playground
The intended work includes building a new playground and safety surface, upgrading the hardscape and walkways, and selecting updated spray features.
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Dinan Court
The Department of Public Works is seeking public input for the renovation of Dinan Court
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East Hills Park
The Department of Public Works is seeking community feedback for a park improvement project at East Hills Park
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Eleanor St. Playground
New playground equipment and amenities include safety surfacing, retaining wall improvements, basketball court resurfacing, and other site improvements
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Emerald View Park
A project to improve several key trailheads and trail segments in Emerald View Park.
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Enright Park
A community engagement process to inform the design and redevelopment of Enright Park
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Fort Pitt Park
A community-led project to increase recreational opportunities and amenities for Fort Pitt Park and Playground
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Fowler Park
A community-led project for upgrades and enhancements to Fowler Park
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Lewis Park
New upgrades include resurface basketball courts, update bleachers, fixtures and lighting, create new green space, and add new picnic pavilion.
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Manchester Park
A community engagement process to inform the upgrades to Manchester Park.
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Marmaduke Playground
The intended work includes building a new playground and safety surface, upgrading the hardscape and walkways, and selecting updated spray features.
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Mutual Park & Playground
The Department of Public Works is seeking feedback from the community on new park and playground amenities.
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Riverview Park Playground
We're seeking community input for playground equipment upgrades at Riverview Park.
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Schenley Park Oval Track
Scope of work includes improvements to the running track, long jump, and high jump areas
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Sheraden Park: Phase One
A community engagement process to inform the design improvements for Phase I Master Plan implementation.
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South Side Park
Providing updates to the community for the ongoing Phase I park improvements.
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Spring Garden Park/Michael Flynn Field
Department of Public Works is updating Spring Garden Park / Michael Flynn Field and wants your input!
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Spring Hill Park
A community engagement process to inform the design improvements to Spring Hill Park.
