The Pittsburgh Marathon is one of the largest special events to be hosted in Pittsburgh every year. The race route tours runners from around the world, through five of the city's neighborhoods, and across all three of its rivers. Planning for the Marathon happens all year long through the concerted efforts of the event planning staff, and coordinated initiatives with Pittsburgh Emergency Management. See below for maps and information associated with Race Day, May 5th, 2013, to stay up to date on the latest planning information that may influence your neighborhood or visit!

Race Day Maps:

• A Guide to Downtown on Race Day
• Dick's Sporting Goods Full Marathon Map
• UPMC Health Plan's Half Marathon Map
• Purina Pro Plan Pet Walk Map

Reflecting upon the tragic events in Connecticut this past week, and other like events within recent years, Pittsburgh EMA has an archive of Active Shooter specific information available to the community. Some of this information can be found on our Facebook page, and we encourage you to see our most recent posts.

Remember – if you see something that is actively occurring or may pose an immediate threat, call 9-1-1 immediately! However, if nobody is in danger yet you feel that government and law enforcement entities should be made aware of suspicious activity, please feel free to fill out an online Suspicious Activity Report.

If you see something, say something! Follow this link to learn more about the campaign on improving the process of alerting government and law enforcement to information that could play a crucial role in keeping Pittsburgh secure:

• http://www.dhs.gov/files/reportincidents/see-something-say-something.shtm