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Controllers’ Report: It’s Time for Pittsburgh’s Big Nonprofits to Pay

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Overview of the Bipartisan Infrastructure and Jobs Act: How Do We Make Sure These Funds Benefit All Pennsylvanians?

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Fair Taxation for Pittsburgh — A Foundation for a More Just City Beyond American Rescue Plan Dollars

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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...

Pivoting to a Moral Pittsburgh Economy: New Mayor, New Opportunities

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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...

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...

There’s No Place Like Home: Avoiding a Wave of Evictions in Pittsburgh as Moratoriums End

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Achieving a More Equitable Pittsburgh Budget: Treasury Guidance on How the City Can Use American Rescue Plan Funds

With the recent influx of $335 million in American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds, the City of Pittsburgh has formed...

Pittsburgh Budget and Policy Center Statement: American Rescue Plan Funds for City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County

With the American Rescue Plan funds, our county, our state, and our city have a huge opportunity to address immediate and long-standing inequities. We can invest in a...

Examining Pittsburgh’s Finalized 2021 Budget

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Budgeting our Values: An Analysis of Mayor Peduto’s 2021 Budget Proposal

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