The District 5 office wishes all those observing Yom Kippur an easy fast and a day of reflection and renewal!
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The Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) has announced that a traffic calming project on Murray Ave., from Morrowfield to Welfer, has been scheduled for construction September 23-30 (weather permitting).
The tenth annual Garbage Olympics will be held this Saturday, Sept 19th! The citywide competitive cleanup will be from 9AM-11AM, with the closing ceremony taking place at Spirit (242 51st Street) from 12–2 PM. Register here to join the competition and support your neighborhood: www.pghgo.org
Join the Mon Water Project and neighborhood organizations for a four-part workshop tour: 4 Mile Run 4 Watershed-Wide Workshops on Water! This workshop series moves down our watershed, from Oakland to Squirrel Hill to Greenfield to Hazelwood. RSVP for tomorrow's workshop here: buff.ly/kZ06ahl
The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Hazelwood branch is hosting a Technical, Educational, and Vocational (TEV) Fair for teens to plan for their future with local schools from around the Pittsburgh area! The fair will be held this Thursday, September 17th, from 5pm to 7:30pm at CLP Hazelwood.
Shana Tova! Best wishes for a happy and healthy new year to all who are celebrating.
The District 5 office will be closed on Monday 9/7 in observance of Labor Day. We’ll be back on Tuesday, 9/8. Stay safe and enjoy the holiday!
PGH2050, the citywide comprehensive plan to re-shape Pittsburgh’s future, is in the final stages of development! Throughout September, the Department of City Planning (DCP) will be hosting the final public workshops to review the draft plan. Learn more and find workshop details at pgh2050.com
Our latest newsletter has dropped, featuring updates on PRT's latest busline proposal, dog safety in District 5, the City's new Automated Red Light Enforcement program, and more! Read it here: mailchi.mp/pittsburghpa...
The City of Pittsburgh’s 2022 Housing Needs Assessment identified a critical need for action to support the creation of new housing and the preservation of existing units.
The Garbage Olympics will be back for their tenth anniversary on September 19, 2026! Every year, neighborhoods compete against each other in a high-stakes race to pick up the most litter and beautify our communities. Register as a volunteer or start a neighborhood team here: buff.ly/dbUjAGB
After nearly three years of planning and more than 20,000 comments from the public, PRT has released its Proposed Final Network and opened the formal public comment period. To learn more and voice your comments, visit the Bus Line Refresh website at buff.ly/CpporcR.
Greenfield’s Annual Yard Sale is back on Saturday, August 29, from 8 a.m.–3 p.m.! Shop dozens of vendors at Greenfield Elementary School, connect with neighbors, and support local businesses. Learn more and find a map of participating addresses at buff.ly/pVAF797
Statement from Pittsburgh City Councilmember Barb Warwick on Governor Josh Shapiro's Executive Order on Data Centers: "I am grateful to Gov. Josh Shapiro for his recent Executive Order that implements some of the strictest standards in the nation on new data center construction.
On Saturday, August 22, St. John the Evangelist Baptist Church and Primary Care Health Services are partnering to host a Community Wellness Event. Join us at St. John from 10am to 1pm for family-friendly fun while learning about wellness resources and fellowship opportunities in your community.
Join the 10.27 Healing Partnership on August 19 from 5:30–7:30 p.m. at Levinson Hall in the Jewish Community Center for a public town hall on the future of the Tree of Life site. Learn what to expect at the corner of Wilkins Ave. RSVP requested: jccpgh.formstack.com/forms/townhalltol
Join JADA House International for the 11th Annual Back-to-School Blast Off on Saturday, August 15, from 2–5:30 p.m. at New Steeler Fields! Students can receive free backpacks and school supplies while families enjoy free food, activities, a live DJ, health screenings, and more.
:: LAST CALL to share your experiences :: The City’s State of Mobility & Safety Perception Survey closes this week (Aug. 7) -- Take the survey now for a chance to win a gift card! https://bikepgh.org/2026/05/19/take-the-citys-state-of-mobility-safety-perception-survey/
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This Friday, August 7, Hazelwood Local is hosting a free outdoor screening of Clue at Hazelwood Green! The plaza will open at 6:30 pm, and the movie will begin at 7:30 pm. Arrive early to secure your spot, enjoy complimentary popcorn, and settle in for a night of mystery. This event is for ages 21+.
Our July newsletter is here, featuring updates on funding for the Burgwin Recreation Center, the annual search for Pittsburgh’s 113th Christmas Tree, and plenty of upcoming events to enjoy as summer continues. Read it here: buff.ly/1SOguPo
Cinema in the Park has returned to District 5 this summer! Join us at McBride Park on Monday, July 27, for A Minecraft Movie and at Bud Hammer Field on Thursday, August 20, for Lilo & Stitch. Movies begin at sunset. Check @PGHEventsOffice for weather updates.
The Greenfield Summer Block Party is back on Saturday, July 25! Join your neighbors from 3–7 p.m. at Mondays (563 Greenfield Ave.) to browse local arts vendors, enjoy great food, meet new people, and celebrate the Greenfield community.
🟪CODE PURPLE — Very Unhealthy air quality today, Fri 7/17. DEP issued the alert as wildfire smoke continues. Sensitive groups: avoid all outdoor activity. Everyone: avoid long/intense outdoor activity. Thanks to ACHD for invoking the Mon Valley Rule, cutting polluter emissions.
Join the Swisshelm Park Community Center on July 18 from 5-8 p.m. for an evening of fun, community dinner, and bridge-themed activities. RSVP using the QR code above, or go to buff.ly/Gt2RRrU, for discounted tickets and more information about the Bridge Party.
Join REACH for a Community Cookout at the 4700 block of Chatsworth St. on Friday, July 17! There will be food, games, and community resources available. Come out between 5-8 p.m. to enjoy a free evening of fun with your neighbors.
The 376 Parkway closure during the Commercial St. Bridge replacement will begin tonight at 9pm! Per PennDOT, you can use their specialized 511PA page for real-time traffic conditions, detour maps with travel times, live cameras & more: buff.ly/onjg3XF Plan ahead, allow extra time & travel safely!
The Neighborhood Economic Development (NED) Grant is open through July 31 at 5 p.m. Eligible nonprofits can apply for up to $40,000 for economic development projects in qualifying Pittsburgh census tracts. Learn more and register for Q&A sessions: buff.ly/c9FRZOg
🚧 Heads up-- Commercial St + Nine Mile Run Trail connection will be closed TMRW July 10 - Aug 3. No north/south trail access. See alternate route here: https://bikepgh.org/2026/06/22/nine-mile-run-trail-to-close-on-july-10-for-commercial-st-bridge-construction/
The Regent Square Civic Association's Annual Bar Crawl is back on Saturday, July 11! From 2-6 p.m., join your neighbors as you visit some of Regent Square's favorite bars. It's a great opportunity to meet new people, enjoy a few drinks, and support the community.
This Friday, July 10, Hazelwood Local is hosting a free screening of Hoppers, Disney and Pixar's new animated comedy-adventure, at Hazelwood Green. The plaza will open at 6:30 p.m., and the movie will begin at 7:30 p.m. Arrive early to secure your spot and enjoy complimentary popcorn!