City of Pittsburgh Milling and Paving Next Week

Published on June 05, 2026

DOMI - City Seal

Pittsburgh, PA – The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) is continuing the 2026 milling and paving program next week.    

Streets being milled next week include:  

  • Daisey Street from Veteran Street to Sherlock Street 
  • Perryville Avenue from Ohern Street to Federal Street Extension N 
  • Federal Street Extension N from Lafayette Avenue to Mercy Street 
  • Perrysville Avenue from Federal Street to O’Hern Street 
  • Perrysville Avenue from O’Hern Street to Federal Street Extension N 

 

Streets being paved next week include:  

  • Craft Avenue from Forbes Avenue to Fifth Avenue 
  • Euler Way from McKee Place to Halket Street 
  • Sunapee Way from Shady Avenue to dead end 
  • Loretta Street from Greenfield Avenue to Murray Avenue 
  • Loretta Street from Millington Road to Tesla Street 
  • Kentucky Avenue from house number 5705 to house number 5735 
  • Hilltop Street from Parnell Street to Parade Street 
  • Oakleaf Drive from Leaside Drive to dead end 
  • W North Avenue from Allegheny Avenue to Fontella Street 
  • Hamlin Street from Fontella Street to Bidwell Street 
  • Fontella Street from W North Avenue to Pennsylvania Avenue 
  • Warlo Street from Allegheny Avenue to Sedgwick Street 
  • Tay Way from Pierce Street to Maryland Avenue 
  • Allegheny Avenue from Decatur to N Franklin Street (dead end) 
  • Juniata Street from Fulton to Juniata Street split 
  • Seymour Street from Preble Avenue to dead end 

The schedule for this week is available here online. Streets and dates are subject to change or be postponed due to weather or other factors.  

The City of Pittsburgh’s street resurfacing program supports asphalt street resurfacing, ADA curb ramp upgrades on paved streets, and repair of concrete, brick and block stone streets throughout Pittsburgh. 

In addition to the streets resurfaced by the City of Pittsburgh, additional mileage will be resurfaced through cooperation agreements with local public utilities. Mechanical patching will improve many miles more by addressing particular trouble spots on otherwise acceptable street corridors. 

Streets scheduled for resurfacing will be posted weekly on DOMI’s website and will be publicized through city social media channels. 

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Molly Onufer
Press Secretary
molly.onufer@pittsburghpa.gov

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