The City of Pittsburgh released the second annual report on the Pittsburgh Equity Indicators: a set of 80 measures that report disparities by race, gender, or income in four domains: Health, Food, and Safety; Education, Workforce Development, and Entrepreneurship; Housing, Transportation, Infrastructure, and Environment; and Civic Engagement and Communications. This report is a follow-up to a 2017 baseline report. Both reports shed light on the problem areas in which Pittsburgh’s residents of different races, genders, and incomes experience vastly different health, social, and economic outcomes, and access to resources and opportunities. The second report shows the change in equality scores from last year’s baseline.

The City would like to make every effort to create a more accessible web site in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. We are committing ourselves to create a fully accessible website for any and all users. We welcome your comments to help improve the City of Pittsburgh’s website accessibility for users with disabilities. If the format or content of any material from the City of Pittsburgh’s website is not properly viewable or interferes with your capability to access information when using screen readers or other assistive technology, please contact the City of Pittsburgh’s Innovation and Performance Department at webmasters@pittsburghpa.gov to send a message.   

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You can find the Online Payment System here along with more information.

Turn your live Christmas tree into mulch! View the interactive map to see recycling locations.

Beta site to make it easier to open and operate a business in Pittsburgh

Pact provides for 12-hour shifts and 24/7 coverage from stations

Your participation in this program helps the environment by diverting valuable resources from the landfill.

In significant boost to efforts to provide safe drinking water, PWSA receiving a $35,441,231 loan and a $13,687,173 grant to replace 2,800 residential public lead connections, including 2,400 private lead service lines.

Greenfield Health Active Living Center | Magee Recreation Center

Twenty neighborhood groups competed in Pittsburgh's 2nd Annual Garbage Olympics, in which they had two hours to pick up trash throughout their communities.

We have released notes on website version 3.2! Many new additional sections and specialty websites released by City Departments. You can view the release notes here. Many of notes have a corresponding link to view. You can also navigate to the website release notes page from the top navigation menu: CITY INFO > Website Release Notes.

The new neighborhood park will feature a community plaza, open lawn and picnic areas, and dynamic playground elements.  Liberty Green Park will also feature significant green infrastructure with the capacity to manage up to 4 million gallons of stormwater annually. The green infrastructure will culminate in a community driven art exhibit, River Roots, that showcases innovative solutions for stormwater management and is a visible and functional celebration of a decade of Larimer citizens working together for a sustainable future.   

To make Pittsburgh one of the most physically active cities in the United States by creating awareness of local health clubs, physically active programs for families, and events to support the wellness of our residents.

Residents, businesses can now secure more permits online and with credit cards

Mayor William Peduto and the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) have finalized the list of 2018 street resurfacing projects, totaling nearly 55 miles of paving this year. Paving begins April 16.