Pittsburgh will clarify its capital budget and improvement plan language to align with budget practices. The change affects how the city plans and funds projects. No specific funding is mentioned.

Resolution further amending Resolution No. 723 of 2022, effective December 27, 2022, as amended, entitled “Resolution adopting and approving the 2023 Capital Budget, the 2023 Community Development…

Resolution amending Resolution 682 of 2022, which authorized the Mayor and the Director of the Office of Management & Budget to enter into an Agreement or Agreements with Healthy Outcomes Inc., now…

Pittsburgh will pay Common Plea Catering up to $16,450 for catering services during the NFL draft. The services will be used during the NFL draft operational period. The payment is for catering services.

Resolution amending Resolution No. 680 of 2020, entitled “Resolution authorizing a Cooperation Agreement or Agreements with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh in connection with the…

Resolution amending Resolution No. 747 of 2025, which authorized the Mayor and the Director of City Planning to extend a Professional Services Agreement with Bromberg & Associates LLC for effective…

Resolution providing for an amended Reimbursement Agreement or Agreements with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation for costs associated with the Preliminary Engineering, Final Design and…

Pittsburgh will pay Euna Solutions up to $785,864.58 over nine years for a budgeting and performance management system. The contract term is extended by three years. The system is for city budget management.

Pittsburgh will pay Euna Solutions, Inc up to $19,980 for a one-year grants management subscription. The subscription is for the city's use. The payment will be made from the city's budget.

Pittsburgh will sell its interest in 6491 Stanton Avenue to Grace S & Chibuikem Ironnah for $200. This resolves a longstanding error in the property's title. The property is in the 11th Ward.

Pittsburgh City Council voted 9-0 to rezone three land parcels located on or about Kelly Street in Homewood West. The change shifts the property designation from single-family residential to urban industrial. Council held a public hearing on the change before the final vote.

The Pittsburgh City Council gave the Planning Commission an extra 28 days—until July 7, 2026—to finish its report on a proposed short‑term‑rental zoning amendment. The extension was requested by Councilmember Deborah Gross of District 7. No money changes are involved.

Pittsburgh will pay Toole Design, LLC up to $204,274 for Phase 2 of the West Pittsburgh REACH Neighborhood Mobility Plan. This plan aims to improve neighborhood mobility. The payment is an increase of $100,000 from the previously executed agreement.

Ordinance establishing an East Carson Street Improvement District for the area shown on “Exhibit “A” at the behest of the East Carson Street Business District Advisory Committee, property owners and…

Pittsburgh will adopt the Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation plan to reduce losses from natural and human-made hazards. The plan was developed with public input and outlines mitigation activities. No funding is specified.

Pittsburgh will pay Omar Cardenas up to $3,600 to settle a claim for damage to his vehicle from an accident with a City Police vehicle on Eiler Street. The accident occurred on March 17, 2026. The payment will be made over one year.

Pittsburgh received a report from the Committee on Public Safety and Wellness. The report is for May 13, 2026, and has an affirmative recommendation. No specific actions or funding are mentioned.

Pittsburgh will pay Leidos Security Detection & Automation, Inc. up to $69,000 over five years for maintenance of the city's x-ray security systems. The agreement covers equipment maintenance services. The city's Department of Public Safety will oversee the contract.

Pittsburgh will receive up to $250,000 to recreate community at the Thaddeus Stevens Recreation Center. The grant funds come from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The money will be used for community projects at the recreation center.

Resolution providing for a Reimbursement Agreement or Agreements with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation for costs associated with the Construction phase of the West End Trolley Trail…

Pittsburgh residents have petitioned for a public hearing to keep Serpentine Drive in Schenley Park closed to cars. The petition aims to maintain the road as a pedestrian and bike only throughway. No cost is mentioned.

Pittsburgh will accept a grant and spend up to $400,000 to replace the HVAC and roofing systems at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill Branch. The grant is from the Pennsylvania Office of Commonwealth Libraries. The work will be done at the Squirrel Hill Branch.

Pittsburgh will update its sewage plan for a new development at 2200 Railroad Street at no cost to the city. The update allows for a sewer tap-in to the city's sewage system for the Brickworks Townhomes project. The development is located in the city, at block and lots 24-S-200, 24-S-207, 24-S-209, and 24-S-211.

Pittsburgh will update its sewage plan for a Habitat for Humanity development at 7606-7610 Tioga St. at no cost to the city. The project will be served by 3 sewer tap-ins to the city's sewage system. The development is in the East Hills neighborhood.

Pittsburgh will update its sewage plan for a new development at 2695 Winchester Drive at no cost to the city. The development, Marion Manor Townhomes, will connect to the city's sewage system. The update ensures the development's sewage disposal method meets environmental standards.

Pittsburgh will partner with the University of Pittsburgh for emergency medicine research, with the university providing oversight at no cost to the city. The research will focus on calcium treatments in the field. The city's Bureau of Emergency Medical Services will conduct the research.

Pittsburgh will receive $25,000 to conduct a City of Pittsburgh LGBTQ+ Context Statement. The city will also contribute $7,500 in matching funds. The project aims to support the city's LGBTQ+ community.

Pittsburgh will receive $50,000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies to develop local climate solutions with young people. The grant aims to strengthen city partnerships with youth. The funds will be deposited into the Grants Trust Fund.

Pittsburgh will receive up to $1,666,217 from the Environmental Protection Agency to revamp its curbside yard waste collection program. The program will serve city residents. The grant funds will be used to improve waste collection services.

Pittsburgh will pay CONNECT Congress of Neighboring Communities $27,563 for one year membership dues for all three branches of government.

Pittsburgh received a status update from the Grants Office for the week ended May 15, 2026. The update was submitted by Rea Price, Acting Director of the Office of Management and Budget. No specific actions or funds were allocated.

Pittsburgh received a report from the Committee on Finance and Law. The report is for May 13, 2026, and has an affirmative recommendation. No specific actions or funding are mentioned.

Pittsburgh received a report from the Committee on Public Works and Infrastructure. The report is for May 13, 2026, and has an affirmative recommendation. No specific actions or funding are mentioned.

Pittsburgh received a report from the Committee on Land Use and Economic Development. The report is for May 13, 2026, and has an affirmative recommendation. No specific actions or funding are mentioned.

Pittsburgh received a report from the Committee on Innovation, Performance, Asset Management, and Technology. The report is for May 13, 2026, and has an affirmative recommendation. No specific actions or funding are mentioned.

Pittsburgh will share data with Johns Hopkins University at no cost over three years to improve permitting processes. The university's Data Science for Social Good program will analyze workflows and develop tools to streamline permit review. This partnership aims to reduce delays and improve consistency in applicant guidance.

Pittsburgh received a report from the Committee on Intergovernmental and Educational Affairs. The report is for May 13, 2026, and has an affirmative recommendation. No specific actions or funding are mentioned.

Pittsburgh declares the week of May 17 through May 23, 2026, as National Public Works Week to recognize the Department of Public Works' contributions. This recognition is for the public works professionals who manage and maintain the city's infrastructure. No money is allocated for this proclamation.

Pittsburgh recognizes the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla Two Pittsburgh for its volunteer service and declares May 16-22, 2026 as Safe Boating Week. The city encourages residents to wear life jackets and take precautions for a safe boating season. No funds are allocated for this proclamation.

Pittsburgh will pay Starfire Corporation up to $514,000 over three years for an enhanced fireworks show. The show is part of the city's celebration of the 250th anniversary of Independence Day. The city is increasing its contract by $261,800.