Pittsburgh Mobility & Infrastructure

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Although progress may seem slow, the Charles Anderson Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation Project is moving along steadily. Pictured below: an active worksite as seen from the Junction Hollow Trail. See less

@tombotanical Agreed, maintenance of our street trees, urban canopies, and vegetation is paramount to roadway safety. Our friends @PGHDPW do an excellent job and can be reached via 311 if you see anything that we don't!

@PghDOMI honestly the unsung part of street maintenance is the vegetation management around sightlines and signal poles, tree canopies and understory growth quietly decide how visible half this work stays

Happy Friday Pittsburgh, we spent the week hard at work making Pittsburgh shine! Checkout the busy week our Signs & Lines team had! Our Traffic Signals and Lights Teams had their work cut out for them too!

Last week, we met with stakeholders in Hazelwood to discuss our preliminary plans for rehabilitating the Elizabeth Street Bridge carrying Elizabeth Street over Gloster Street and CSX Railroad. Learn more: engage.pittsburghpa.gov/elizabeth-stre…

Scenes from Penn Ave in Garfield, where after only months of work, fresh concrete street surfaces can be seen and curbs are set. Learn more: engage.pittsburghpa.gov/penn-avenue-ph…

Weekly Roundup: We've been around 'tahn fixing things in your neighborhood! Check out what our team's done this week:

Join us for a public meeting to learn about the Elizabeth Street Bridge Rehabilitation Project, today, 5:30-7:00pm. This meeting will take place at the Spartan Community Center 134 East Elizabeth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa 15207.

Traffic lanes will be shifted on the Meadow Street Bridge that connects Highland Park and Larimer starting this week. @PghDOMI & @PGHDPW will install jersey barriers to define the lanes and 2-way traffic will continue. Learn more: content.govdelivery.com/bulletins/gd/P…

Last week, some of our staff were invited to visit the New Commercial St. Bridge currently in progress. This structure is a beautiful example of groundbreaking construction techniques and a fast-paced construction timeline. Thank you @PennDOTNews for having us!

Weekly Roundup: We've been around 'tahn fixing things in your neighborhood! Check out what our team's done this week:

Thanks to the teamwork between @PghDOMI and @PGHDPW, the newly improved Barry Street steps are now open in the South Side Slopes! Step by step, we are committed to neighborhood investments like this that will keep our neighborhoods safer, connected and accessible for everyone!

Your voice can shape how our City moves! Take the citywide State of Mobility & Safety Perception Survey and receive a free POGOH ride + 1 of 40 chances at a $25 gift card! Survey: survey123.arcgis.com/share/ffd81e38…

Our @PghDOMI crews are continuing to mill and pave streets across Pittsburgh, making long-overdue improvements that create smoother roads, safer travel, and stronger neighborhoods. Check the paving schedule for updates on work happening near you: pittsburghpa.gov/Resident-Servi…

Weekly Roundup: We've been around 'tahn fixing things in your neighborhood! Check out what our team's done this week:

Our Complete Streets Advisory Group (CSAG) held their annual Pre-Season Project Preview Meeting. CSAG is made up of representatives form various sectors of the transportation and infrastructure sector in Pittsburgh and acts as an independent sounding board for our projects.

Feedback Needed: Help us design a safer Lincoln Avenue by sharing your experience in the "Community Survey" on the EngagePGH Page: engage.pittsburghpa.gov/lincoln-ave-co…

Weekly Roundup: We've been around 'tahn fixing things in your neighborhood! Check out what our team's done this week:

Thank you Free Ride Bike Project for volunteering your time to teach our employees who bike to work how to do their own repairs! This was a great way to celebrate #BikeToWorkDay

@Pittsburgh New steps have arrived! The Englert Street Steps collaboration between the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure and the Department of Public Works wrapped-up just in time for some warmer weather! These steps provide access to the Overbrook Seniors Center!