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City Council · September 9, 2026 at 10:00 AM · Council Chambers

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Verra Mobility’s red light cameras land on a list of 37 surveillance tools up for review.

As Pittsburgh readies more red light cameras, council wants to know more about their surveillance abilities. The city's transportation director said the cameras capture only license plates. He said the city owns the data and destroys it within 30 days after a case ends. On Sept. 9, council also advanced a bill letting drivers pay tickets online and request hearings by phone or internet.

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Red light cameras come to PittsburghPolice surveillance tech under review

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Love Your Block returns after a two-year pause with $20,000 for 17 neighborhood groups.

Neighborhood groups can again get paid back for projects that fight blight or create art. On Sept. 9, council advanced $20,000 for 17 groups through Love Your Block, which is back after a two-year pause. Still, two council districts got no money, one because no groups applied. A city official said his office is helping groups prepare for next year.

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Caring for vacant lots and greenways

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Permit change aims to end no parking signs that linger for weeks with no work.

Many no parking signs go up with no construction in sight. On Aug. 31, a city transportation official told council a 2025 permit process replaced a one-size-fits-all approach to no parking. She also said aging pipes can break from paving vibrations, so newly repaved streets sometimes get dug up again. Still, she said better coordinating street closures would take more staff.

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Fixing streets, steps, and walls