Update: 1/22/2018 Lawrenceville United, Lawrenceville Corporation, and six residents filed a protest/petition to intervene in opposition to another proposed liquor license at 5238 Butler Street due to community concerns about owner James Haney’s criminal background that were raised during their first application in 2013. The City of Pittsburgh and Representative Dom Costa also filed petitions to intervene. We thank Councilwoman Deb Gross, Mayor Peduto, and Rep. Dom Costa for…
For the 73rd year, the Lawrenceville Fireworks Committee will be hosting one of the region’s most beloved traditions: the Lawrenceville Independence Day Celebration in Arsenal Park. The event, originally scheduled for Saturday, July 1st, has been moved to Sunday, July 2nd due to a forecast of rain and thunderstorms throughout the day on Saturday. All…
This month, there were 3 deaths from suspected heroin overdose in the 10th Ward. Read October’s 10th Ward public safety report for more information.
Lawrenceville United, a community-based non-profit organization working to protect and improve the quality of life of Lawrenceville residents and stakeholders, is seeking a highly productive, strategic, and experienced individual to join our team of dedicated, community advocates and professionals to staff a new parent-engagement program focused on the East End. For the full job posting…
If you’ve ever noticed a broken down or expired car parked on your block for months at a time, you may have wondered what could be done about removing it. Our guide shows the step-by-step process for reporting a car as abandoned, and what actions the police will take as a result of your complaint.
