The 376 Parkway closure during the Commercial St. Bridge replacement will begin tonight at 9pm! Per PennDOT, you can use their specialized 511PA page for real-time traffic conditions, detour maps with travel times, live cameras & more: buff.ly/onjg3XF Plan ahead, allow extra time & travel safely!

The Neighborhood Economic Development (NED) Grant is open through July 31 at 5 p.m. Eligible nonprofits can apply for up to $40,000 for economic development projects in qualifying Pittsburgh census tracts. Learn more and register for Q&A sessions: buff.ly/c9FRZOg

🚧 Heads up-- Commercial St + Nine Mile Run Trail connection will be closed TMRW July 10 - Aug 3. No north/south trail access. See alternate route here: https://bikepgh.org/2026/06/22/nine-mile-run-trail-to-close-on-july-10-for-commercial-st-bridge-construction/

The Regent Square Civic Association's Annual Bar Crawl is back on Saturday, July 11! From 2-6 p.m., join your neighbors as you visit some of Regent Square's favorite bars. It's a great opportunity to meet new people, enjoy a few drinks, and support the community.

This Friday, July 10, Hazelwood Local is hosting a free screening of Hoppers, Disney and Pixar's new animated comedy-adventure, at Hazelwood Green. The plaza will open at 6:30 p.m., and the movie will begin at 7:30 p.m. Arrive early to secure your spot and enjoy complimentary popcorn!

The Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh's Home Accessibility Program for Independence (HAPI) grant application is open until 5 p.m. on July 31, 2026. This program provides grants of up to $15,000 to help homeowners make accessibility modifications for individuals with physical disabilities.

District 5’s office and mobile office hours at Hazelwood Library will be closed tomorrow, 7/3, in observance of Independence Day. We’ll be back on Monday, 7/6. Stay safe and enjoy the holiday! ♥️ 💙

Kick off your Fourth of July with one of Greenfield's longest-running traditions! Join the Greenfield Fourth of July Races on Saturday at 10 a.m. at Magee Field. For 95+ years, neighbors have gathered for this community event featuring friendly competition, family fun, and plenty of holiday spirit.

Our June newsletter has dropped, featuring updates on the PennDOT Summer Parkway closure. Plus, the return of seasonal pool tags and plenty of upcoming events to look forward to as summer kicks off. Read it here: buff.ly/c9TQMMR

As temperatures rise into the 90s this week, CitiParks has opened 5 Cooling Centers around the city. Stay cool, hydrated and safe!

It’s going to be hot this week, and we want you to stay safe and prepared.

See you tonight at Greenfield Pride! 💚🌈

Get ready for our annual Squirrel Hill Night Markets! Enjoy three vibrant nights filled with community spirit, local shopping, delicious eats, and live entertainment. Make sure to mark these dates on your calendar: Saturday, June 27, Saturday, August 22, and Saturday, September 26.

On Tuesday, June 23, the annual Greenfield Family Pride Night returns for its fourth year! Organized by the Greenfield Community Association, the celebration will take place at Magee Field and Rec Center from 5:00–8:00 p.m. Join neighbors and friends for an evening filled with fun and food!

District 5’s office and mobile office hours at Hazelwood library will be closed tomorrow, 6/19, in observance of Juneteenth. We celebrate the end of slavery in the U.S. and reaffirm our commitment to the ongoing struggle for equity and justice.

Applications for Love Your Block are now open! This City of Pittsburgh program helps improve neighborhoods by funding community projects to combat blight, create community assets, and build resilience. Learn more here: buff.ly/IiN5n4Q

The Carnegie Library’s Hazelwood branch is hosting a County Service Resource Fair on June 11 from 12–4 PM. Come learn about local substance use treatment, prevention, and community support services, including free Narcan from the Allegheny County Health Department and Allegheny County DHS!

The City of Pittsburgh’s Food Justice Fund is accepting applications through June 30! Grassroots Grants offer up to $25K, and Garden Mini-Grants up to $3K. Updated requirements are now available. Learn more and apply: bit.ly/PGHFJF

The Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh (URA) has launched its annual survey to learn about Pittsburgh residents’ housing needs. The insights gathered from the survey will directly inform next year’s spending plan for the Housing Opportunity Fund, so make sure your voice is heard!

Our latest newsletter has dropped, featuring updates on the 2027 City Budget process. Plus, the return of Squirrel Hill night markets and plenty of upcoming events to look forward to as summer kicks off. Read it here: us18.campaign-archive.com?u=7bdda2c746...

It's Restoration Season! Our website offers a daily update on the location of past worksites where sidewalk and street restoration is set to occur. Restorations are dependent on the type of work and weather. Find out if we'll be in your neighborhood this week: https://pittsburgh-water.com/43nl7Cx

Done with your spring cleaning and looking for new finds? Stop by the 5th Annual Lincoln Place Community Yard Sale on Saturday, June 13! Browse neighborhood sales, score great deals, and connect with neighbors. Check the link to preview items and plan your stops ahead of time. buff.ly/IM8Eon9

The District 5 office will be closed on May 25 in observance of Memorial Day, as we honor the memory of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. The office will be back open on May 26.

-TODAY @ 6PM- 🚶Safe Sidewalks Crew Virtual Training on May 21 - Learn what makes a sidewalk safe and accessible + How to use a simple web survey to share your observations about sidewalks so you can report on conditions in your neighborhood. Sign up + Details: www.pittsburghwalks.org/sidewalks

The Department of Mobility & Infrastructure (DOMI) has launched a new citywide State of Mobility & Safety Perception Survey to gather data on how residents and commuters travel, how they view of roadway safety, and what transportation improvements they'd like to see.

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The Mayor's Office and OMB are kicking off their public engagement for the 2027 budget with a series of public discussions! In District 5, there will be a session May 26 at 6pm at the Greenfield Healthy Active Living Center. Register here to attend and make your voice heard: buff.ly/ca2Jr2M

On Tuesday, May 19 from 3pm-5pm, join the Hazelwood branch of the Carnegie Library (5006 Second Avenue) as it hosts a spring job fair! Job Fair participants will be able to speak with hiring representatives from more than 15 employers, as well as community resource organizations.

PennDOT is holding a virtual public meeting on May 13 from 5PM-6PM to discuss the Commercial St. Bridge project. Join for info about the upcoming I-376 closure and a Q&A session with the project team. The link to access the meeting will be available on the project's page here: buff.ly/m5DdtGb

The Squirrel Hill Farmers Market is back this weekend! Find farm-fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese, baked goods, and more on Sundays from 9AM-1PM, May 10 through December 20 at the Beacon/Bartlett parking lot.

Our latest newsletter has dropped, featuring updates on upcoming construction projects in D5. Plus: the return of farmers markets, and a bouquet of spring programming blooming in our parks! Read it here: buff.ly/Ud0vDnQ

The City of Pittsburgh’s annual Free Mulch Giveaway is coming up on May 2nd and May 9th! Swing by the Zoo overflow lot from sunup to sundown for mulch made from recycled Christmas trees, while supplies last. Bring your own bucket, shovel, and gloves!

✨ 🌌 On May 4, 12pm to 4pm, join CMU’s Robotics Innovation Center for ONE X ONE, a day of LEGO-based play and learning! This free event, hosted by Baseplate, will take place at the Robotics Innovation Center (4601 Composite St). 🤖 Register via the QR code below or at buff.ly/S1QqHqK

🏠 RentHelpPGH is hosting the Roof Housing Resource Fair on May 1, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Commonwealth Charter Academy. This will be an opportunity to explore housing options and connect with legal and support services all in one place at a time where social safety nets are being threatened.

CitiParks’s Food Justice Fund Grassroots Grants Program is opening for applications in May, 2026! Potential projects include distributing free food, supporting community gardens, or addressing food waste. 🍎 🌍 Learn more at buff.ly/wkE9SHZ

Celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 25, at the Greenfield neighborhood clean-up event! Come to the Magee Rec Center Parking Lot at 9 a.m. to pick up trash, enjoy refreshments, and connect with the community. 🌱 🌎 More info: buff.ly/Hg4Oron

This Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 1 to 4 p.m., enjoy live music, delicious food, and naturalist activities as the Frick Environmental Center celebrates its 10th Anniversary! 🎶🎉🌳 Sign up early and get free swag by scanning the QR code or visiting buff.ly/z2PrbWy

Does your storefront need new windows, doors, paint or signage? Pittsburgh businesses can apply for a facade renovation grant that will fund up to 75% of renovation costs, with a maximum award of $20,000.

🌱 ☀️ The Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition is kicking off Touchdown Clean-up Week with a community cleanup on Sunday, April 19 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.! 🌎 Volunteer as a group or an individual for one of the events taking place from April 17 to April 24: buff.ly/ncpIqeG

Help shape our city’s future by attending a Comprehensive Plan community engagement meeting on April 13 or 14! 🎉 Your input will help guide City Planning’s approach to land use for the next 25 years. For more info and to register, visit buff.ly/x33D0vj

We're ready for solar! The remediation of this brownfield site in Swisshelm Park is substantially complete. With just a few small items to complete this summer, the URA is preparing to enter into a lease agreement with Capital Good Fund for the construction of a 2MW solar farm on the site.

As Passover begins this evening, we celebrate freedom, resilience, and the enduring traditions of storytelling with friends and family. May this season be filled with hope and renewal to all who observe. 🌿 🌟

The D5 office will be closed this Friday, April 3, for Good Friday, and we will not be holding Office Hours. We hope you have a wonderful Easter Weekend! We will be back with our regular hours on Monday, April 6. 🕊️

♻️ 🌱 The City’s Spring Yard Waste Collection has been moved from April 25 to Saturday, April 18! To participate, place yard debris (e.g., branches, leaves, brush, grass) at your usual trash pickup spot by 6 a.m. For the full list of drop-off locations and acceptable materials, visit buff.ly/oLdJBhm

Our latest newsletter has dropped, featuring new legislation introduced on Tuesday to limit the City’s collaboration with ICE. 🎉 Plus: review the new PRT Busline Refresh Proposal and mark your calendars for the citywide yard waste collection on April 18. 🌱 Read it here: buff.ly/DprcE0a

On Tuesday, City Council voted to pass Councilmember Warwick's legislation to create a Right-of-Way Accessibility Needs Inventory, helping to maintain the accessibility of sidewalks, bus stops, and intersections in future snow events.

Today, Councilmember Warwick, in collaboration with Councilmembers Gross and Strassburger, introduced legislation to limit the City of Pittsburgh’s cooperation with federal immigration enforcement agencies. Learn more: buff.ly/EhzTdm4

Lane closures on Browns Hill Rd between Beechwood Blvd/Hazelwood Ave and the Homestead Grays Bridge in Pittsburgh will start at on Monday, April 6. The lane closures, which are expected to end in May, are required to complete a repairs project that began last year. Learn more: bit.ly/40T9GRQ

Tree and shrub adoptions are now open for Spring 2026! 🌸 🌳 Tree Pittsburgh will host adoption events throughout Allegheny County starting on March 28, with an event in D5 on Thursday, May 7 in Hazelwood. Register and learn more here: buff.ly/GhN1pom

Eid Mubarak! ✨🌙 May this festive conclusion to the month of Ramadan be filled with reflection, blessings, and family. ☪️ 🕌