Resolution 2026-0745 · Pittsburgh City Council
PassedPittsburgh will pay $73,050 to Musco Sports Lighting for a software package to digitally control lighting across all city ballfields and parks. The City Council unanimously approved the payment on August 3, 2026.
Official title›
Resolution providing for the issuance of a warrant in favor of Musco Sports Lighting, in the amount of Seventy Three Thousand Fifty Dollars ($73,050.00), for the purpose of the software package for the digital control of lighting in all ballfields and parks; and providing for the payment of the costs thereof.
- Topic
- Parks & recreation
- Money
- $73,050city spends
- Who it affects
- people who use city parks and ballfields
- Sponsors
- —
Recipient: Musco Sports Lighting. Software package for digital control of lighting in all ballfields and parks.
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Record
What happened, and who voted how
Referred · Read and referred
Passed · Passed Finally9–0
- Anthony CoghillY
- Barbara WarwickY
- Bobby WilsonY
- Deborah L. GrossY
- Erika StrassburgerY
- Khari MosleyY
- Kim SalinetroY
- R. Daniel LavelleY
- Robert CharlandY
Source text
From the legislative file
..title Resolution providing for the issuance of a warrant in favor of Musco Sports Lighting, in the amount of Seventy Three Thousand Fifty Dollars ($73,050.00), for the purpose of the software package for the digital control of lighting in all ballfields and parks; and providing for the payment of the costs thereof. ..body Be it resolved by the Council of the City of Pittsburgh as follows: Section 1. The Mayor is hereby authorized to issue and the City Controller to countersign, a warrant in favor of Musco Sports Lighting, in the amount of Seventy Three Thousand Fifty Dollars ($73,050.00), for the purpose of the software package for the digital control of lighting in all ballfields and parks; and providing for the payment of the costs thereof, chargeable to and payable from the following operating account: 28007.4000280070.56151.2026
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