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Recap of February 2024 Lawrenceville Happenings: PRT and evolveEA
Our Lawrenceville Happenings were hosted on Thursday, 2/08/2024 at 6:30 PM at New Alliance Federal Credit Union at 3709 Butler Street. This meeting focused on the redesign of the Herron Avenue Station that was presented by Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) and then LU and LC’s joint strategic planning process developments that was presented by evolveEA….
Community Meeting on 3801 Liberty Ave.
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Lawrenceville-Wide Public Safety Meeting
Beginning in 2019, in lieu of the monthly “block watch” meetings in each section of Lawrenceville, LU and Pittsburgh Police Zone 2 are teaming up to offer quarterly public safety meetings for all of Lawrenceville to cover larger issues affecting the entire community. Agenda will include: *A review of crime trends in Lawrenceville for…
Now Accepting Tree Request Forms for Fall 2018
The Lawrenceville Tree Tenders are still accepting Tree Request Forms for plantings in Fall of 2018 and beyond through TreeVitalize! Fill out a Tree Request Form and return to: City Forester/TreeVitalize Coordinator Dept. of Public Works 6520 Stanton Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412-665-3625 OR Lawrenceville United 118 52nd St. Ste 2026, Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412-802-7220…
Development of New Residential Units at 260 42nd Street
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