Pittsburgh City Council (Legistar) · May 15, 2026 – Aug 16, 2026
PittsburghPA
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Council member · Pittsburgh
Robert Charland
votes cast
206
161 yes · 2 no
voted no
2
1% of votes
on the losing side
0
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 & 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
- Budget & taxes 1
- Land use & zoning 1
- Streets & transit 1
- Parks & recreation 1
- Proclamations 1
- 2025-2250Pittsburgh is updating its zoning code to create a dedicated classification and new conditional use requirements for stores selling tobacco, vape, and cannabinoid products. The change establishes specific zoning rules on where new smoke and vape shops can open across the city.
- 2026-0518Ordinance establishing an East Carson Street Improvement District for the area shown on “Exhibit “A” at the behest of the East Carson…
- 2026-0773Pittsburgh will transfer $200,000 from the Stop the Violence Trust Fund to CitiParks to pay for staff and supplies at the McKinley Recreation Center. The money will support out-of-school time programs and services for children and youth. City Council unanimously approved the transfer on August 3, 2026, following sponsorship by Council Member Robert Charland.
- 2026-0776Pittsburgh will move $270 from the City Clerk’s administrative fees to the Department of Mobility & Infrastructure for operational services.
- 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.
Sponsorship is matched by surname against the legislative record, which can miscount members who share a name.