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Recap of Lawrenceville Happenings: Crime in Review 2025
Lawrenceville United and Lawrenceville Corporation held the annual Crime in Review meeting for the March Lawrenceville Happenings on March 5, 2026, at 6:30 PM at Goodwill (118 52nd St). The Crime in Review meeting reviews the previous year’s crime trends and is an opportunity for neighbors to discuss any public safety concerns with Zone 2,…
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Ballots are released for our 2018 Board Election
Ballots for the election of members to the Lawrenceville United Board of Directors are now live. You may submit your ballot electronically at the link below, print out the ballot and mail it to us, or pick up a paper ballot at our office at 118 52nd Street, Suite 2026. You can read bios for our Board…
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LU provides testimony regarding off-street parking design standards
A public hearing at City Council was held on Wed. 4/21 on Council Bill 2021-1085, which creates new design standards for off-street parking for single-family attached homes. This comes after advocacy from Lawrenceville United and 11 other organizations called for this additional measure, among other measures, to limit the propagation of driveway curb cuts on walkable streets,…
Community | Development Updates | Front page posts | Responsible Development | Responsible Growth | Responsible PlanningRecap of Community Development Activities Meeting on Proposal for 62nd St Site (6111 Butler St)
On Tuesday, September 24, at 6:30 PM, Lawrenceville United and Lawrenceville Corporation hosted the Community Development Activities Meetings at Tree Pittsburgh (32 62nd St). The CDAM focused on the proposed plans from Golden East Investors (GEI) for the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh’s 62nd Street Site (6111 Butler St). This presentation was a chance to…
You’re Invited: Community engagement around mobility and parking solutions
Lawrenceville United and Lawrenceville Corporation are inviting all Lawrenceville community members to join us for a multi-pronged engagement process to discuss the Mobility Enhancement District (MED) proposal to improve mobility and infrastructure, along with the potential changes to Residential Permit Parking (RPP) for our neighborhood. Feedback can be provided at in-person meetings/open houses or online…

