Pittsburgh City Council (Legistar) · May 15, 2026 – Aug 16, 2026
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Council member · Pittsburgh
Kim Salinetro
votes cast
206
187 yes · 2 no
voted no
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1% of votes
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- 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 & transit2–7
- 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
- Streets & transit 5
- Land use & zoning 2
- Proclamations 2
- Budget & taxes 1
- How the city runs 1
- 2026-0491Pittsburgh 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.
- 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.
- 2026-0609Pittsburgh City Council is considering a proposal by Councilmember Kim Salinetro to rezone 13 parcels in the Mount Washington neighborhood from Grandview Public Realm Subdistrict-A to Residential-Mixed Use. The change would also set a 45-foot base height and a 100-foot maximum height for the properties. The measure has been sent to the Planning Commission for review.
- 2026-0624Pittsburgh will replace the concrete section of Cedarbrook Drive between Whitewood Drive and 116 Cedarbrook Drive with an asphalt overlay, as approved by City Council. The work will affect drivers and residents along that stretch.
- 2026-0625Pittsburgh will replace the concrete pavement on Hayson Avenue north of Silver Oak Drive, from the Silver Oak intersection to 2531 Hayson Avenue, with an asphalt overlay. The work will improve driving conditions for residents and businesses along that stretch.
- 2026-0626Resolution approving the recommendation made by the Director of the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure that the concrete portion of…
- 2026-0627Pittsburgh will replace the concrete section of Red Oak Drive between Hayson Avenue and 2510 Red Oak Drive with an asphalt overlay.
- 2026-0628Pittsburgh will replace the concrete pavement on Whitewood Drive between Arnold Street and Steuben Street with an asphalt overlay. The work covers the block north of Arnold Street up to the intersection with Steuben Street. Drivers and residents on that stretch will get a smoother road.
- 2026-0654Pittsburgh is shifting $60,000 away from playground renovations at Westwood Playground to buy security cameras for Grandview Avenue. City Council passed the measure unanimously on August 3, 2026, sponsored by Kim Salinetro.
- 2026-0772Pittsburgh City Council declared Tuesday, August 4, 2026, as "Darcia Ashley-Amber Reed Day" to honor her for helping save the life of Marla James. Reed coordinated with first responders Lt. Mike Sulida, Matt Murrman, Mike Welch, and Ryan Bichler to conduct an urgent welfare check that prevented a fatal outcome.
- 2026-0716Pittsburgh City Council voted 8-0 to give the Planning Commission an extra 90 days to review a proposal to rezone several parcels in Mount Washington from Grandview Public Realm Subdistrict-A to Residential-Mixed Use. Sponsored by District 2 Representative Kim Salinetro, the decision pushes the deadline for the commission to hold a hearing and issue a recommendation from September 15, 2026, to December 15, 2026.
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