Pittsburgh City Council (Legistar) · May 15, 2026 – Aug 16, 2026
PittsburghPA
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Council member · Pittsburgh
Barbara Warwick
votes cast
206
202 yes · 2 no
voted no
2
1% of votes
on the losing side
2
voted against the majority
sponsored
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2 items
Voted no
- Jul 28Pittsburgh will adopt the Downtown Pittsburgh Transit Revitalization Investment District Implementation Plan to fund public and private improvements in Downtown. The plan aims to facilitate redevelopment in the area. No specific amount is mentioned.Streets & transit6–3passed anyway
- Jul 7Pittsburgh City Council voted down a plan on July 7, 2026, to let the Pittsburgh Land Bank take over nine city-owned lots along Lincoln Avenue and Mayflower Street in the 12th Ward for one dollar. The land bank wanted the property to clear tax titles and return vacant land to productive use, but council members unanimously rejected the resolution in a 9-0 vote.Housing0–9
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What they brought forward
- Proclamations 3
- Budget & taxes 2
- Parks & recreation 2
- Land use & zoning 1
- Streets & transit 1
- How the city runs 1
- 2026-0459Pittsburgh will pave Elwell Street from Mere Street to the city limits with asphalt. The project is on a street currently made of concrete. No cost was specified.
- 2026-0596Pittsburgh will transfer $550,000 from sports facilities to play area improvements. The money will go to Lewis Playground Improvements. This change affects the 2025 budget.
- 2026-0544Pittsburgh will tax and license mechanical amusement devices in establishments across the city. This aims to identify new revenue sources without burdening homeowners or renters. The city ended 2025 with a deficit.
- 2025-1993Pittsburgh City Council voted 8-0 to rezone a stretch of properties along the river in the Hazelwood neighborhood of the 15th Ward and the 31st Ward from a general industrial district to an industrial mixed-use district. The change shifts parcels from RIV-GI to RIV-IMU following a planning commission review and public hearing sponsored by Councilmember Barbara Warwick.
- 2026-0643Pittsburgh is moving $200,000 from the Stop the Violence Trust Fund to the Department of Parks & Recreation to pay for staff and supplies for out‑of‑school programs at Burgwin Recreation Center.
- 2026-0573Pittsburgh declares June 6th, 2026, as Greenfield Baseball Association Day to honor the organization's 75 years of service. The association provides youth baseball programs to over 360 children. No city funds are allocated for this proclamation.
- 2026-0767Pittsburgh City Council declared Tuesday, July 21st, to be “Anthony Ceoffe Day” to honor his 15 years of public service. Ceoffe is leaving his role as Senior Director of Asset Management for the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh, where he managed affordable housing portfolios and community programs.
- 2026-0760Resolution further amending Resolution No. 840 of 2019, effective January 1, 2020 as amended, entitled “Resolution adopting and approving…
- 2026-0761Pittsburgh City Council shifted $10,000 within its community development funds from the 31st Ward Community Action Group to the Lincoln Place Presbyterian Church. The funding comes from the 2020 Community Development Block Grant program.
- 2026-0794Pittsburgh City Council declared Thursday, July 30, "Rich Hoffman Day" to honor his retirement after 41 years as a city foreman and Department of Public Works employee. Hoffman, a Highland Park resident, also served as chief steward for AFSCME Local 2037 and worked as an usher at PPG Paints Arena.
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