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Published on October 14, 2024

City of Pittsburgh Publishes Data Service Standard

The City of Pittsburgh Data Governance Committee has developed its first standard for delivering open data to the public.

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Published on October 22, 2024

City of Pittsburgh Launches New Website

Today, the City of Pittsburgh launched a new website that will allow residents and visitors to find information more quickly and easily.

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Published on October 21, 2024

Construction Begins On Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation

Today, City of Pittsburgh and local officials met to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation Project

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Published on October 19, 2024

Panther Hollow Bridge Temporary Closure

City of Pittsburgh officials announce that the Panther Hollow Bridge is closed to traffic beginning today, Saturday, October 19th, amid an abundance of caution.

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EVENTS

22ND ANNUAL GINGERBREAD HOUSE COMPETITION

October 23, 2024

The City of Pittsburgh invites you to participate in the 22nd annual Gingerbread House Competition!

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CITY OF PITTSBURGH FARMERS MARKETS

October 23, 2024

Satisfy your appetite for fresh-picked fruits and vegetables by visiting farmers markets presented by CitiParks.

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PUBLIC WORKS TO HOST BI-ANNUAL YARD DEBRIS COLLECTION EVENT

November 02, 2024

The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Public Works Environmental Services is hosting their fall yard debris collection event in November.

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Historic Structure Designation Sal’s Barber Shop

June 24, 2030

Historic Structure Designation Sal’s Barber Shop

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Partnerships Sponsors Explore our dynamic partnerships with Digital Harbor Foundation and the National Science Foundation, plus support from sponsors like the Penguins and First National Bank. See how these collaborations are shaping our community.
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For Kids The Citiparks team is constantly coming up with new programs to entertain and educate our youngest residents and their caregivers.
Looking for something fun to do in the summer? CitiParks has some ideas for you!
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Office of Community Services & Violence Prevention Community Services and Outreach for the Department of Public Safety are provided by the Safer Together Pittsburgh team.
Fire Safety Programs Find additional information about our Fire Safety Programs, including Fire Prevention Education, the Smoke Detector Program, and Blood Pressure Screening.
BigBurgh
Active Shooter/Active Threat
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Become a Paramedic Thinking about joining our team but not sure if it’s right for you?
Check out our new Career Exploration Opportunity! This exciting new ride along experience is for those who currently hold a Paramedic or EMT certification.
Meet the Staff
Annual Reports View EMS annual reports.
Join Our Team! The Office of Community Health and Safety is building up its team! We are looking for compassionate individuals who are interested in providing support to help address the health, safety, and social needs of City residents.
Community Engagement The Office of Community Health & Safety community engagement team seeks to build relationships and trust between the office and diverse communities in the City of Pittsburgh while leveraging best practices in community outreach and community engagement.
Overdose Prevention
Community Office Hours
Fire Safe Building Ordinance In 2016, City Council passed the Fire Safe Buildings Ordinance, requiring periodic testing and inspections of fire safety systems for some building owners.
Disruptive Properties The Mayor’s Office of Equal Protection enforces and ensures compliance with Chapter 670 of the City Code, the Disruptive Properties ordinance.
Health & Safety Person-Centered Equity & Justice Harm Reduction
Crisis Pregnancy Center Complaint It is imperative that pregnant persons who seek abortion services receive timely and accurate information so they may choose the best services for them at their time of need.
Ready City An emergency plan is essential for everyone in your family. With a plan in place, everyone can get in contact and meet in a single location.
Special Deployment Division (SDD) SDD consists of support units that provide specially trained and equipped officers citywide as well as for Region 13 of the Department of Homeland Security. All of the Specialty Units work closely with Federal, State and local law enforcement, as needed.
Report Suspicious Activity
OEMHS Internships
Spay/Neuter Program The City of Pittsburgh Spay & Neuter program for community cats will resume accepting applications for up to five cats per household as a temporary extension of the 2023 contract.
Annual Reports
Animal Control FAQs Find answers to Animal Control frequently asked questions.
Living with Wildlife Having issues with wildlife? We have effective, inexpensive, and humane solutions.
Rodent Baiting Program The City of Pittsburgh has its own Rodent Baiting Program that residents can utilize for free up to two times per year.
Contact Animal Control
Mayor Welcome to the Mayor's pages including his biography, cabinet, contact information, executive orders and any/all upcoming press releases.
Biography Mayor Ed Gainey grew up in East Liberty and saw firsthand the economic hardships many families face in our city.
Contact Submit a meeting request, request a letter of support, fill out a proclamation form, and more.
Bulky Waste
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Contacting 311 Find ways of contacting our 311 service for non-emergency issues.
Online Request Form Online 311 Request Form.
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311 Or 911?
Policy on Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability
ADA Policies The City of Pittsburgh has adopted several policies to assist people with disabilities in accessing City services, programs, and activities.
ADA Events The City-County Task Force on Disabilities is moving virtual! To keep our communities healthy and safe while continuing to meet, the Task Force will now meet via virtual meeting on Zoom as well as stream the meeting on YouTube.
ADA FAQs The City of Pittsburgh ADA Coordinator ensures that all citizens have the opportunity to participate meaningfully in the programs and services offered by the City of Pittsburgh.
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City-County Task Force on Disabilities (CCTFD) The City-County Task Force on Disabilities is a 13-member panel of advocates, service providers, and consumers appointed by the Mayor and County Executive who advise the City and County on issues that affect people with disabilities in the region.
ADA - One Step Process
Accessible Pittsburgh
City-County Building Accessibility Entrance Accessible entrance to the City-County Building is located on the Ross Street side.
Snow Plow Tracker The Plow Tracker v 2.0 displays the history trail of Public Works vehicles conducting deicing and/or anti-icing and plowing operations.
Snow & Ice The goal of the snow and ice control program is to keep vehicular traffic moving on Pittsburgh's over 1,200 miles of streets during and following snowstorms.
Snow Removal Find information about winter snow removal in the City of Pittsburgh.
Blue Bin Program The City of Pittsburgh has recently wrapped a program to distribute 100,000+ blue recycling bins to residents and become bag free curbside by 2023.
Missed Pick Up If the waste that you properly set out was not picked up by Environmental Services, you can alert us and we will correct our mistake by sending out a truck for additional pick up!
Protect Our Refuse Workers According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, refuse/recycling collection is one of the most dangerous jobs in America. Look out for our workers and your neighbors.
Materials Recovery Map
Waste Disposal Resources
Bulk Pick Up Bulky or large waste items may be set out curbside with your regularly scheduled refuse pick-up.
Anti-Litter and Illegal Dumping Littering and dumping has major effects on the City of Pittsburgh and its residents, so we are tackling the problem through prevention, education, abatement and enforcement.
Street Maintenance The City of Pittsburgh Street Maintenance Bureau takes care of the City's needs in street resurfacing, snow and ice removal, street sweeping, disaster response, and land records to help ensure safe and clean streets in our City.
Pittsburgh Paving Program
Curb Ramp Schedule
Street Sweeping
Paving Schedule Upcoming dates of street resurfacing work. All streets and dates are subject to change or being postponed based on the weather and other factors.
PWSA Paving Schedule
Disaster Response
Summer Food Program 2024 Summer Food Service Program begins on Monday, June 24 and runs through Friday, August 23, 2024. Some partner locations end earlier in August, please check Locations List for specifics.
After School Feeding Program The CitiParks Child and Adult Care After-School Feeding Program (CACFP) offers an after-school snack and/or dinner to all participants.
Pets & Animals The Bureau of Animal Care & Control provides assistance in situations involving animals, both domestic and wild.
BigBurgh BigBurgh.com is a website that connects users with free, low-barrier resources in the City of Pittsburgh.
Food Programs The Food Program Division of Citiparks is a unique and wonderful opportunity to provide for our City’s youth.
Dog License A license is required for every dog, age three-months and older, living in the City of Pittsburgh. Dog licenses and registration tags help to assist in finding lost pets.
Animal Control The Bureau of Animal Care & Control provides assistance in situations involving animals, both domestic and wild.
Welcoming Pittsburgh The City of Pittsburgh is creating an online directory of international businesses to bring visibility and growth to the diverse businesses in our City.
Traffic Calming Data
Potholes Pothole patching is a year-round activity which is performed by the Maintenance Divisions.
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About Public Works
Learn about Immigration in Pittsburgh Watch "Pittsburgh: A Short History". A short video of the city’s history that might be helpful to familiarize you with your new home.
Latinos in Pittsburgh
Workforce The workforce subcommittee is made of different community partners within the Welcoming Communities Group.
Peace Package for Ukraine County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey are leading an effort to provide aid to the people of Ukraine .
Immigrant & Refugee Regional Data
Police Headquarters
Pittsburgh Overdose Dashboard The Opioid Overdose Dashboard uses de-identified (HIPAA compliant) data from the Bureau of EMS to provide information regarding opioid overdose calls for service in the City of Pittsburgh on a monthly basis.
PBP Annual Reports
Mission On behalf of the men and women who are members of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police, welcome to the website of one of the safest cities in America.
Investigations Branch The Investigations Branch investigates and solves crimes against persons and property. This branch also includes Office of Family Violence and Missing Persons and Narcotics and Vice - which combats illegal drug manufacturing, distribution, sale and use.
Operations Branch The Operations Branch includes six police zones as well as Special Deployment Division (SDD), Traffic, Special Weapons & Tactics Team (SWAT), Collision Investigation Unit, Explosives Ordnance Disposal team, and Tow Pound.
History of the Badge In 1873, the Police Badge was designed and officially adopted by the City of Pittsburgh. The badge is a unique design: The crest is from the Coat-of-Arms of William Pitt, the first Earl of Chatham, and the man for whom Pittsburgh is named.
Administration Branch The Administration Branch includes Police Training Academy, School Crossing Guards, Personnel & Finance, Support Services, Research and Special Events Planning.
Policies and Procedural Manual The policies have been put in place to ensure ethical and professional conduct on the part of the men and women of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police; to ensure equitable and constitutional enforcement of law; and to ensure that all members are dedicated to the principles of Procedural Justice.
Cops & Kids Summer Camp Program Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Officers collaborate in addition to their everyday duties and responsibilities to implement and continuously refine distinctive summer camp programing that develops leadership capabilities in each child while promoting diversity and inclusion.
Response Statistics
Fire Permit Information Fire Permits have moved Online. You can now submit your applications, pay for fees, schedule inspections, and print out your permits at the convenience of your home or office.
Fire It is the mission of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire to protect life, property and the environment by providing effective customer and human services related to fire suppression, fire responder medical service, hazardous materials mitigation, emergency management service and domestic preparedness.
About Bureau of Fire It is the mission of the Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire to protect life, property and the environment by providing effective customer and human services related to fire suppression, fire responder medical service, hazardous materials mitigation, emergency management service and domestic preparedness.
Bureau of Fire Contacts Get a list of our Bureau of Fire Contacts.
Fire Station Location Map Find the location of our Fire Stations.
Annual Reports View the Fire Department Annual Reports.
Traffic Calming DOMI’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program aims to increase the safety and comfort of people traveling by all modes through a neighborhood by reducing excessive motorist speeds on residential neighborhood streets.
Autonomous Technology Autonomous technologies have the potential to assist the City in achieving shared & autonomous mobility principles.
Emergency Medical Services The Bureau of Emergency Medical Services is dedicated to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of residents and visitors through the provision of Advanced Life Support prehospital care, medically directed Technical Rescue and transportation of the ill and injured.
About Police Learn about our mission, the history of the badge, policies & procedures, and more.
Curbside Pick Up The mission of Environmental Services is to establish and maintain a refuse and recycling system that promotes a safe, litter-free and environmentally friendly City for all of its residents and customers.
Ambulance Division The Ambulance Division is comprised of 13 Medic Units and 2 BLS Ambulances receiving calls from the 911 dispatch center 24 hours/day.
Drop Off Info The mission of Environmental Services is to establish and maintain a refuse and recycling system that promotes a safe, litter-free and environmentally friendly City for all of its residents and customers.
Station Locations
Public Works Welcome to the Department of Public Works, we are here to assist you!
Road Safety Get traffic calming data, find safe routes to school, learn about autonomous technologies, and more.
What is a Paramedic?
Special Event Operations Pittsburgh EMS is dedicated to serving the needs of the public. Special Operations makes its personnel available and prepared at each one of these events with an array of equipment should any problems present themselves.
Rescue Division
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What's on your Medic Unit?
Personnel Training Personnel in the division are trained to handle a very wide range of medical and rescue situations.
Tactical EMS Team
Training Division City of Pittsburgh Paramedics are certified through the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Many of our Paramedics have also obtained certification through the National Registry of EMTs gaining them certification as a Nationally Registered Paramedic.
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Park Maintenance Discover how the Department of Public Works maintains Pittsburgh's extensive park system, including daily care, tree maintenance, and upgrades. This collaboration ensures the preservation and enhancement of 163 public parks, keeping them vibrant for the community.
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Parks Rules Explore essential park rules for enjoying Pittsburgh's outdoor spaces responsibly. Understand what's allowed and what's not to ensure a pleasant visit for everyone.
Budget in Brief
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Zoning FAQ Get answers to your frequently asked questions about zoning in the City of Pittsburgh!
Planning Application and Process Find applications reviewed by the Department of City Planning here.
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GIS Links & Resources Access a variety of links & resources, including regional and census data.
Climate Action Plan Climate Action Plan 3.0 lays out strategies through which Pittsburgh can reduce greenhouse gas emissions within city limits and within City operations. This will lessen Pittsburgh’s contribution to global climate change.
Procurement Resources Watch session videos and download info packets and presentations.
Site Plan Review
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Address Request Before any type of permit application can be reviewed/issued in the City of Pittsburgh, an address must be obtained from the City's GIS Team.
New Street Name Request Get information about how to submit a New Street Name Request to the GIS Team.
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Local Food Is More Sustainable
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Sustainability & Resilience Library Access resources for residents, businesses, advocates, and researchers.
Children, Gardens, and Healthy Food
Environmental Planning and Review Environmental Planning and Review addresses both regulatory review and proactive advancement of projects.
Food Related Events
Sports Field Permit Reserve Pittsburgh's outdoor fields and courts hassle-free! Secure your spot for games or practice sessions with a Field/Court Permit. Priority for city residents. Submit roster, schedule, and liability coverage.
Citiparks Phone Directory Discover Citiparks' comprehensive phone directory for easy access to contact numbers. Find numbers for recreation centers, swimming pools, senior community centers, and various programs such as arts, sports, and senior activities. Get involved and connect with your community today!
Parks FAQ
Health and Safety Resources Find a list of Health and Safety resources and services.
Domestic Violence Resource Guide Domestic Violence is a crime. Victims of abuse have the right to call the police for help, seek assistance from the courts, and obtain information on where to find emergency shelter and services.
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Plans Discover Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure's role in planning and design, from multimodal networks and transportation facility design to collaborating with regional partners for infrastructure improvements. See how DOMI shapes the city's future today!
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Permits Learn about the different types of permits, the specific requirements for residential and commercial structures, and the various work types. Get insights on what work requires a permit and the step-by-step permit process.
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Commercial Permits Discover essential information about Commercial Permits required for work on commercial structures in Pittsburgh. Learn about permit types, the permit process, and specific guidelines for different structure types and work scopes. Find out which projects need permits and which do not.
Suppression Systems Permit
Electrical Permit
Sign Permit
Land Operations Permit
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Work Not Requiring a Permit
Licenses The Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections issues licenses for the following activities.
Mobile Vehicle Vendor License
Parking Lot License
Secondhand Dealer, Junk Dealer, Pawnbroker Licenses
Towing License
Business Licenses
Stationary Vendor License
Trade Licenses
General Contractor Licenses
Peddler License
One-Day Solicitation (Tag Day) License
Sign Contractor License
Contractor Licenses
Ticket Reselling License
Mechanical/HVAC Trade License
Electrical Trade License
Fire Suppression Trade License
Child Care Facility Registry
Stationary Power Engineer License
Community Resources We have many resources available to community member and business owners to learn more about PLI.
Rental Registration
Code Enforcement One purpose of the Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections Code Enforcement is to protect the health, safety, and welfare in existing buildings and structures.
Top 10 Code Violations
Facade Inspections
Monthly Community Forum
Condemned Buildings The Department of Permits, Licenses and Inspections routinely inspects structures to assess building integrity. When a structure has been declared a public safety hazard, PLI will condemn the building.
Fire Prevention
City Funded Demolition
Clean and Lien
PLI Fees The cost of a permit will now be calculated based on the total construction value of the project.
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About Mobility and Infrastructure Learn about the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure key mobility principles, innovative leadership, and organizational structure that guide their mission to create a safer, more accessible city for all residents.
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Human Resources and Civil Service Human Resources is involved in many integral activities such as: recruitment and selection; payroll and benefits; policies and procedures; training and development; workforce safety initiatives; employee wellness programs; employee retention; and adopting future trends in the human resources area.
Careers Welcome to the City of Pittsburgh's Online Career Center! Apply for available positions listed on this website.
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Current DOMI Projects Explore Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure's latest projects. Check out detailed information on transportation and infrastructure initiatives across various neighborhoods. Stay updated on progress and find out what's happening in your area today.
Transportation Development Review Explore the Transportation Development Review page to see how Pittsburgh's Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) manages safe transportation for all. Learn about site plan reviews, impact studies, ROW permits, and more to understand how Pittsburgh shapes its multimodal network.
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Bigelow Boulevard Complete Streets Reconstruction
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Extension of Premises for Food Prep
Picnic Shelter Regulations & Guidelines
Parks Discover CitiParks, where Pittsburgh's parks offer endless fun. Enjoy trails, swimming, sports fields, tennis, skating, farmers markets, and art activities. With 163 parks across 3,800 acres, there's always something to do. Thanks to our partners, we provide year-round enjoyment for everyone. Dive into the fun with CitiParks!
Shelter Permit Explore Pittsburgh's new online Facility Rental platform to effortlessly reserve park shelters and facilities. Book most shelters instantly online or schedule phone/in-person appointments if needed. Discover detailed amenities and guidelines for facilities and picnic shelters.
Outdoor Pools Explore the joy of summer at 15 open Citiparks pools across Pittsburgh! From lap swims to open swim sessions, enjoy refreshing aquatic activities for all ages. Dive in and make a splash this summer!
Spray Parks You do not need swimming skills to enjoy our spray parks. Spray parks are accessible to the tiniest toddler to a pre-teen adventurer, and even those using wheelchairs. Learn more!
Oliver Bath House Dive into the offerings of the Oliver Bath House in South Side Pittsburgh. Discover aquatic programs for all ages, from water aerobics to family swims. Explore our indoor facility and embrace a year-round aquatic experience unlike any other!
Pools Dive into Pittsburgh's aquatic activities! Explore the city's swimming pools, spray parks, and the historic Oliver Bath House. Learn about tags, fees, and lifeguard opportunities to make the most of your swim.
Forestry Partnerships The City of Pittsburgh works with numerous groups in maintaining our trees.
Schenley Plaza
Riverview Park
Ormsby Park
McBride Park
West End Elliott Overlook
Highland Park
Food Systems In a city where more than 1 in 5 residents face food insecurity—more than twice the national average—there is a critical need for the City of Pittsburgh to intervene through leadership and collaboration. Tackling this issue will require input from a variety of actors, such as the City, nonprofits, city agents, but most importantly, the local Pittsburgh community.
Sustainability Sustainability and resilience empowers all Pittsburghers to address the climate crisis through reducing pollution, improving access to food, and integrating the environment into their daily decisions.
Procurement Our mission is to be the strategic partner of all City agencies, providing them with the best commodities and services at the best value, in order to meet their operational goals to serve the citizens, while advancing the City’s objectives of transparency, fairness, social inclusion and sustainability.
Interactive Maps The GIS Team of the Department of Innovation & Performance created mapping tools to better serve the residents of Pittsburgh.
Responsible Hospitality (Nighttime Economy) The Office of Nighttime Economy (ONE) is the primary liaison between hospitality and nightlife businesses, their surrounding community groups and residents, and other City of Pittsburgh departments.
Sports and Exhibition Authority
Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission
Allegheny Regional Asset District (ARAD)
Allegheny County Sanitary Authority (ALCOSAN)
Budget and Tax Receipt Simulations
Curbside Recycling All residents of single-family homes and small apartments (five or fewer) must separate recyclable items from household trash and package them for bi-weekly recycling curbside collection.
Healthy Active Living Discover Healthy Active Living (HAL) for Pittsburgh seniors—where physical activities, classes in Tai Chi and more, cultural experiences, and financial support await. Join us in fostering an active and healthy lifestyle!
KidSMART Club Discover KidSMART Club by Citiparks—an enriching after-school program for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. Engage in STEM/STEAM, Art, and Enrichment activities to ignite learning and wellness. Join us at various Pittsburgh locations five days a week. Explore more now!
CitiCamp Explore CitiCamp—a STEAM-based summer program for children 7-12 years old. Engage in art, science, and outdoor education at multiple Pittsburgh locations. Sign-ups start April 6, 2024. Join us for a summer of learning and fun!
Open Source Code Discover Open Source Code with Rec2Tech! From beginners to seasoned coders, explore educational opportunities, projects, and tutorials. Dive in and enhance your coding skills today!
Tot Camp Explore Tot Camp at Phillips Rec Center—a summer STEAM experience for ages 4-6. Dive into science, art, and outdoor fun!
Track & Treat Join Citiparks for this free healthy lifestyle event that's fun for the entire family! Bring your bike or borrow one from Citiparks! Cycle around the Bud Harris Cycling Track and stop to enjoy refreshments, food trucks, and bike safety instructions.
For Seniors Discover resources for Pittsburgh's seniors. We look forward to welcoming you to our Healthy Active Living Senior Centers!
City Farms Explore the CitiParks City Farms program, designed to connect Pittsburgh's urban gardens and farms with city resources. The initiative supports food production on city property, grows a network of local food growers, and offers educational opportunities. Get involved, attend events, and stay updated on soil testing and more.
Community Garden Plots Gardeners of all experience levels are welcome to rent a plot and grow their own food in following Pittsburgh community gardens. City of Pittsburgh Community Gardens are available for City of Pittsburgh residents only.
Skate Parks Grab your blades or board and head for Citiparks' exciting skate parks. Whether you're an experienced skater or novice these parks were built for you year round!
Lawn Bowling Try your hand at this 13th century pastime at the Frick Park Bowling Green—the only public lawn bowling green in Pennsylvania. The Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club maintains the bowling green and clubhouse. All equipment is available to members without charge.
Disc Golf Enjoy a different kind of golf – disc golf! Visit the 18-hole Disc Golf Course in Schenley Park. This course stretches from the Meadow to the Vietnam Veterans Pavilion and winds its way through the park's wooded areas.
CitiSports CitiParks CitiSports offers a variety of leagues for youth basketball, futsal, and high school basketball. Join us at Arlington Recreation Center for exciting sports opportunities.
Dek Hockey Year-Round Hockey in Citiparks! Face off outdoors for a game of dek hockey at one of six rinks! This action-packed game scores big with a season spanning winter, spring, summer and fall. Leagues are available for all ages and skill levels.
Appealing Street Tree Removal Discover how Pittsburgh residents can appeal street tree removals. Learn about the process, required documents, and how to submit an appeal.
Request Tree Work Request tree work from the City of Pittsburgh by contacting the City Forestry Division through the 311 Response Center. Whether you need pruning, removal, or stump grinding, all requests for street or park trees must go through this process.
ARTWorks Eligibility, Guidelines & Rules
ARTWorks Registration
For Pet Owners Find useful information for Pet Owners, including our Ownership Guide and Pet Regulations
Stray Animals If there is a stray animal in your neighborhood, please contact Animal Control:
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Senior Games Join us for the Citiparks Senior Games—an exciting series of events for residents aged 60 and older across Allegheny County. Compete in a variety of activities including archery, basketball, bowling, kayaking, and more!
Dog Parks Explore Pittsburgh's Dog Parks and Off-Leash Areas! Enjoy Pickleball, Tennis, Skate Parks, and more in designated locations. Discover our diverse park facilities year-round!
Bob O'Connor Classic Join us for the annual Bob O'Connor Summer Tennis Classic at Highland Park and other city locations. Compete in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles categories. Celebrate community spirit and tennis excellence in honor of Mayor Bob O'Connor!
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Bach, Beethoven and Brunch This longtime favorite series entertains music lovers on the lawn at Mellon Park. Satisfy your appetite for classical music by treating yourself to a special Sunday morning composed of Bach, Beethoven and Brunch. Don’t miss the “Best Brunch” competition during intermission!
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Tennis Clinics Explore tennis at Mellon Park Tennis Center! We offer year-round clinics for all ages, including quickstart lessons for beginners and specialized sessions for juniors and adults. Join us for Junior Tennis Camp and stay tuned for updates on Pickleball Clinics!
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Alphabet Trail & Tales Please join Citiparks for the 23rd Annual Alphabet Trail and Tales as we celebrate the best in children’s books, interactive story sets, art, music, games, and fun for the whole family. See you along the Alphabet Trail in 2024!
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Events Join us as Pittsburgh marks 17 years as a Tree City USA! From planting events to school and university initiatives, explore our commitment to urban forestry. Volunteer opportunities available citywide this spring. Discover more at Pittsburgh Canopy Alliance.
Special Initiatives Discover Pittsburgh's commitment to urban trees! From the Urban Forest Master Plan by Davey Resource Group to TreeVitalize planting over 29,000 trees since 2008, we're greening neighborhoods and enhancing community pride. Explore more at Burghs Eye View Trees.
Pittsburgh Urban Forest Discover how Pittsburgh enhances its neighborhoods with trees. From urban forest management by Davey Resource Group to community tree planting with TreeVitalize, join us in nurturing our green spaces.
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Frick Park Red Clay Jr. Open Experience the Frick Park Red Clay Junior Open! This USTA-sanctioned tournament welcomes boys and girls ages 12 and under to 16 years old from near and far, including Madrid and Puerto Rico. Join us June 17-20, 2019, for exciting matches on red clay.
Paul G. Sullivan Clay Championship Experience the Paul G. Sullivan Clay Championship at Frick Park! This city-wide tournament, running July 8-21, 2019, welcomes players of all levels. Join us for USTA-sanctioned matches—no membership required.
Tennis Discover Citiparks Tennis—a program for all skill levels! Enjoy year-round clinics and community associations at Frick, Highland, McKinley, Mellon, Schenley, and Allegheny Commons Parks, plus over 50 neighborhood locations.
Rules Discover essential rules for enjoying Pittsburgh's outdoor pools and spray parks! From swimwear guidelines to safety protocols during inclement weather, learn how to make the most of your aquatic experience.
Pool Fees Pool Tags are available at open pool locations. If you want to swim in a CitiParks pool you will need to pay a daily admission fee or purchase a pool tag.
Events Explore a variety of Pittsburgh events! From farmers markets across the city to vibrant art showcases, lively concerts, and exhilarating footraces, there's something for everyone. Check out cinema nights, cultural activities, and community festivals, and get involved in the fun.
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Cycling Pedal Your Heart Out! The Bud Harris Cycling Track is a half-mile oval loop along Washington Boulevard. It is a one-of-a-kind attraction, drawing elite cyclists and beginners to its banked corners and slight hill. Formerly a drivers' training course, the facility accommodates track and criterium racing and time trials.
Trails Citiparks offers a variety of bike friendly trails. These routes wind through historic parts of town and show of the skyline with panoramic views from all directions.
Brookline Breeze 5k Travel through the Brookline business district before concluding with a downhill finish that’s a “breeze.”
Jam At Grandview Enjoy live tunes, local brews, and Pittsburgh's best views! This brand new concert series features the sparkling downtown skyline as a backdrop on Saturday evenings in August. The Jam At Grandview -JAG! -performances combine live rock music with a rotating selection of local ales, ciders and wines to create immaculate vibes on Mt. Washington.
Stars at Riverview Jazz Series “Stars at Riverview” brings amazing music to Riverview Park on Saturday evenings. So bring a lawn chair or spread a blanket on Observatory Hill for incredible musical entertainment. After the concerts, stay for Dollar Bank Cinema in the Park.
Reservoir of Jazz Relax on the lawn at Highland Park to the sounds of jazz performed by Pittsburgh’s finest musicians. Residents of the tri-state area look forward to late summer each year to witness this showcase of the area’s extraordinary talent of jazz at the ever-popular Reservoir of Jazz series.
Tree Planting Want a tree for shade, beauty, or remembrance on public property in Pittsburgh? Submit your request to the Forestry Division. Access the form and explore planting locations on the City Wide Green Space Planting Map.
Community Tennis Associations Discover Community Tennis Associations at Frick and Highland parks!
Outdoor Activities Discover Pittsburgh's outdoor activities, from cycling and disc golf to skate parks and trails. Explore a range of options for outdoor fun, fitness, and adventure.
Historic Hill 5K Run, Walk, & Ride Take on this challenging course through the Hill District.
Run Around The Square Race through neighborhood streets before finishing in Frick Park’s Fern Hollow.
The Great Race The Richard S. Caliguiri Great Race, established in 1977 by the mayor as a community "fun run," has grown to become Pennsylvania’s largest 10K—and one of the largest 10K races in the nation.
Junior Great Race Enjoy family fun as children 12 years and younger take part in a One-Mile Family Fun Run, Tot Trot and Diaper Dash as part of The Great Race festivities each year.
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City-County Building In 2017, Pittsburgh celebrated the 100th Anniversary of our historic seat of government, the City-County Building! Explore this website to learn about its dynamic history and find out how to visit our historic home!
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Senior Lunch Program Savor nutritious lunches at CitiParks Senior Centers! Available weekdays for seniors aged 60+ (spouses under 60 eligible). Join us for a meal in Pittsburgh!
Senior Community Centers Discover Pittsburgh's vibrant Senior Community Centers! Join us for a variety of activities and community engagement opportunities. Explore our Senior Farmers Market Voucher Program and enjoy nutritious lunches with us. We look forward to welcoming you to our Healthy Active Living Senior Centers!
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Recreation Centers Discover Pittsburgh's year-round Community Recreation Centers offering sports, education, crafts, and leisure activities for all ages. Explore programs and facilities at your nearest center on our Rec Center Location and Hours page. Access fitness rooms for $5/month at select centers.
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Park Rangers Discover Pittsburgh Park Rangers—dedicated stewards of city parks. They enforce rules, educate on conservation, and ensure park safety from Emerald View to Schenley. Join their educational programs and explore "Nature at Home!" activities.
Student and Citizen's Police Academy Twice a year, the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police sponsors an opportunity for citizens in the Greater Pittsburgh community to become closely acquainted with the roles, training and responsibilities of the bureau of police.
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Greenfield Glide 5K Take on the challenging cross-country course through Schenley Park.
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Mascot Skate Join us for Mascot Madness at Schenley Skating Rink! Hang out with your favorite Pittsburgh area mascots, take photos, and enjoy a fun-filled day with games, prizes, face painting, balloon art, caricatures, ice sculptures, and more!
Skating Facility Rental Discover Schenley Park Skating Rink in Pittsburgh, offering public skating, festive events like Mascot Madness and Valentines on Ice, and private rentals. Enjoy outdoor fun and scenic surroundings with family and friends!
Skate with Santa Join us for a festive skate with Santa Claus in beautiful Schenley Park! Capture holiday memories with family and friends amidst great music and outdoor skating.
Disco Night at Schenley Skating Rink Relive the disco era at Schenley Skating Rink! Skate to groovy 70's tunes under the stars.
Valentines on Ice Celebrate love at the 18th Annual Valentines on Ice! Enjoy a romantic evening of skating and free activities with your sweetheart.
Farmers Markets Satisfy your appetite for fresh-picked fruits and vegetables by visiting farmers markets presented by CitiParks. All markets sell farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese and baked goods, while several locations also sell flowers, small gifts and hot prepared foods to go!
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Classes & Cohorts Join free virtual and in-person tech classes led by Mr. Max Dennison, explore Tech Talks with industry pros, and stay updated on our Coding Clubhouse. Explore the future of tech education in Pittsburgh today!
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Citiparks Lifeguard It's never too early to plan your summer job as a CitiParks Lifeguard!
Lifeguards are hired to work at Citiparks Aquatic Facility locations June through Labor Day. Citiparks offers Lifeguard Certification Training courses prior to the season as well as recertification for experienced lifeguards.
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Schenley Skating Rink Enjoy family fun at Schenley Park's Ice Skating Rink! Our rink offers public skating sessions with a 300-person capacity, skate aids, and special events like Mascot Madness and Valentine's On Ice.
Skating Sessions Experience ice skating fun at Schenley Park's rink! Enjoy various sessions including College ID nights, Family Skate, and Adults Only sessions
Our Parks Explore Pittsburgh's diverse park system spanning 176 parks across nearly 3,800 acres. From iconic regional parks to community and neighborhood parks offering local amenities and green spaces, each park reflects Pittsburgh's rich history and natural beauty!
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Process Guides If you are planning on building something in the City of Pittsburgh, you may need to work with the Department of City Planning Zoning & Development Review Division. To make the process easier, we have put together several easy to use guides that can help to get your project moving.
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Historic Preservation Pittsburgh's cultural heritage is the City's legacy, formed by its people, place, neighborhoods, buildings, landscapes, objects, and stories.

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Reserve Park Shelter Reserve your next event hassle-free with Pittsburgh's online Facility Rental service. Explore available facilities, create an account, and book shelters instantly!
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Summer Soul Line Dancing Whether you are an experienced dancer or just want to learn some new moves, step out to an area park for the ever-popular Summer Soul Line Dancing. Sessions incorporate R&B music in free classes that begin with basic steps and finish with more advanced moves.
Pittsburgh Cultural Activities Explore Pittsburgh's renowned cultural attractions, from the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium and Phipps Conservatory to the Carnegie Museums and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra at Heinz Hall.
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Dollar Bank Cinema In The Park Grab a blanket or lawn chair and head out for an unforgettable evening of free cinema under the stars! Dollar Bank Cinema in the Park entertains throughout the summer in various park settings. Movies begin at dusk.
Roving Art Cart Unleash your creativity outdoors this summer with Citiparks' Roving Art Cart! Join us for free multi-media art projects in regional and neighborhood parks. Experience painting, beading, sculpting, and special guest artists all season long.
ARTWorks Celebrate creativity at the 23rd Annual ARTWorks Exhibition! Featuring the artistic talents of City of Pittsburgh employees and their families, this exhibition showcases a diverse array of artworks.
Concerts Grab a blanket or lawn chair and head to park to enjoy free concerts!
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Footraces Explore youth running with the Highmark Bright Blue Futures Youth Racers program! Kids ages 6-17 can earn free entry to the Great Race 5K by completing a summer 5K event in Pittsburgh.
Park Facilities Get information about Parks and Recreation facilities, the Schenley Skating Rink, and recreational centers!
Forestry The Forestry Division within the Department of Public Works mission is to provide prompt, efficient, and safe delivery of arboricultural services to City of Pittsburgh residents.
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Community Festivals Enjoy the diverse heritage, food and entertainment of Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods. Throughout the year, community festivals celebrate city living and showcase the best features of our thriving neighborhoods.
About Citiparks Discover essential resources related to Pittsburgh's parks. Explore the Citiparks Phone Directory, review Parks Rules, find out about Park Rangers, learn about Park Maintenance, and get answers to common questions in the Parks FAQ. Each section is linked for your convenience.
Pistons in the Park Car Cruise Classic Cars & Family Fun at Allegheny Commons Park! Join us for an afternoon of classic cars, trucks, and street rods at West Ohio Street. Enjoy food vendors, cool rides, and special trophy categories – no registration required. See you there!
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Pickleball Explore Pickleball—a blend of tennis, badminton, and table tennis—at various outdoor courts like Frick Park and Washington's Landing. Join clinics at Washington's Landing or play indoors at CitiParks Recreation Centers in Brookline and West Penn.
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PLI Contacts Please contact supervisors individually for inquiries related to the individual staff they manage and otherwise use the shared email addressed identified below to ensure timely responses.
Filing a Claim If you have a claim against the City of Pittsburgh, fill out a Report of Claim Form and submit it to us.
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Ethics Hearing Board Our mission is to preserve the trust placed in the public servants of the City of Pittsburgh, to promote public confidence in government, to protect the integrity of government decision making, and to enhance government efficiency.
GIS The GIS Division of the Department of Innovation and Performance provides data and analysis services to City departments and authorities.
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Commissions and Boards City Planning hosts various commissions, boards, and panels for reviewing development, design, public art, historic review, and zoning.

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Buildings Codes Construction in Pennsylvania, including the City of Pittsburgh, is regulated by the Pennsylvania Construction Code Act or PA Act No. 45 of 1999, which is also commonly referred to as the Uniform Construction Code (UCC). The UCC adopts, in whole or part, the International Code Council’s (ICC) I-Codes.
Building & Development Application The Building and Development Application (BDA) is a new application type that replaces the current Zoning Development Review Application and Building Permit Application.
Legal Services The Law Department is divided into seven sections or divisions which perform different functions, including the Litigation Section, General Municipal Section, Tax Division, Zoning & Planning Section, Claims Division, Office of Labor Relations, and Real Estate Division.
City Ordinances The Pittsburgh Home Rule Charter provides for codification of the general ordinances of the City of Pittsburgh and for publication of the Code and its annual supplements.
Mayors of Pittsburgh History and biographies of Pittsburgh Mayors.
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City Council City Council is the legislative branch of government. It carries out duties in accordance with the Home Rule Charter and the laws of the state, and is primarily responsible for making laws which govern the City of Pittsburgh.
Boards, Authorities, Commissions To learn more about the Mayor's Appointments Project initiative designed to broaden and diversify the pool of candidates for City Boards, Authorities, and Commissions and to apply to be considered for appointment, please visit the EngagePGH Volunteer Signup page.
Bulletins Documents that provide an overview of PLI construction procedures, guidance on code-related topics, and code interpretations. Please check back regularly for updates.
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