Fair Taxation Can Help Achieve a More Just Pittsburgh
Over the past several years, federal funding via the American Rescue Plan (ARP) has temporarily boosted City of Pittsburgh...
read more
A Citizens’ Overview of the Approved Pittsburgh 2023 Budget
On December 19, 2022, Pittsburgh City Council passed the 2023 final budget for the city. This enacted budget is...
read more
Towards a Pittsburgh for All: An Analysis of Mayor Gainey’s First Budget Proposal
Access a version that’s easy to read and you can download.
read more
Eviction Filings in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Return to Pre-pandemic Levels
Please go here for a copy to download.
read more
Controllers’ Report: It’s Time for Pittsburgh’s Big Nonprofits to Pay
ACCESS A FULL-READ AND DOWNLOADABLE VERSION HERE.
read more
Overview of the Bipartisan Infrastructure and Jobs Act: How Do We Make Sure These Funds Benefit All Pennsylvanians?
Click here for full-page and downloadable version.
read more
Fair Taxation for Pittsburgh — A Foundation for a More Just City Beyond American Rescue Plan Dollars
PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL-PAGE VERSION AND TO DOWNLOAD OR PRINT.
read more
New Mayor, New Opportunity—for a Pittsburgh That Works for All
On Monday, January 3, 2022, Mayor Ed Gainey was sworn into office as the 61st mayor of the City...
read more
Pivoting to a Moral Pittsburgh Economy: New Mayor, New Opportunities
Download the PDF here.
read more
ANALYSIS: A Historic Opportunity to Transform Pittsburgh’s Budget
On Thursday, September 30, Mayor Peduto submitted a proposed $770 million combined operating and capital budget for 2022 with...
read more
A Crisis of the Heart and Home: The Supreme Court Striking Down Eviction Moratoriums Will Lead to Another Housing Crisis
The Supreme Court recently struck down the CDC eviction moratorium, which sets the stage for a wave of eviction...
read more
There’s No Place Like Home: Avoiding a Wave of Evictions in Pittsburgh as Moratoriums End
DOWNLOADABLE VERSION OF THE REPORT HERE.
read more