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County Council · June 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM · Regular Meeting, Fourth Floor, Gold Room

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$5 million in unspent bond interest will help buy a long-leased medical examiner’s building.

Allegheny County has about $7.5 million in unassigned interest from its capital bonds. On June 4, the budget director asked council to put $5 million of it toward buying the medical examiner's Strip District building. The county has rented that building for 20 years. Council approved the purchase on June 9, and the county manager said owning it will save money each year.

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November ballot questions could expand county lawmakers’ budget and benefits.

Allegheny County Council members pay into the pension fund but can't draw one. On June 9, a council committee voted to move forward with two charter amendments for the November ballot. One would add pensions, health and life insurance, and staffed district offices, while the other would lift council's budget cap. A final vote is set for council's June 23 meeting.

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