Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
President & CEO: Jeremy Waldurp
Phone: 412-566-4190
Email: PDP@DowntownPittsburgh.com
Website: Downtown Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
Facebook: Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership | Facebook
Twitter: Downtown Pittsburgh (@DowntownPitt) | X (twitter.com)
Instagram: Downtown Pittsburgh (@downtownpitt) | Instagram
Meetings: The Clean & Safe meeting occurs every second Wednesday from 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM.
In-Person/Virtual/Hybrid: Hybrid. Contact us.
In-Person Meeting location: Contact Us
About the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
Formed by Downtown businesses, professionals, civic organizations, foundations, and residents, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership (PDP) is a non-profit community development organization that develops and implements innovative programs and initiatives to enhance the Downtown neighborhood, cultivate a vibrant residential population, and stimulate a diverse retail community. We also promote and market this great urban center to millions of people as the region’s premier destination to do business, to call home, or to visit for the best in shopping, dining, and entertainment. The PDP stands as staunch advocates for all those who make Downtown part of their lives—from businesses to workers to residents and visitors.
Zone 2 Public Safety Council
President: Antoine Bailey
Address: 2283 Somers Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Email: Zone2.publicsafetycommittee@gmail.com
Facebook: Zone 2 Public Safety Council | Facebook
Meetings: The Zone 2 Public Safety Council Meeting is held on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 5:30 PM.
Meeting Location: The Hill District Community Engagement Center 1908 Wylie Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Zone 2 Public Safety Council (PSC2) is a resident-driven, public safety group whose mission is to enhance the safety and quality of life for residents and businesses within the zone. Meetings are open to all who live or work in Police Zone 2
Uptown Partners of Pittsburgh
Executive Director: Dr. Brittany McDonald
Address: 1518 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa 15219.
Phone: (412)-522-7437
Email: Info@uptownpartners.org
Website: www.uptownpartners.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/uptownpartnersofpittsburgh
Linked in: www.linkedin.com/company/uptown-partners-of-pittsburgh
Instagram: www.instagram.com/uptownpartners
Meetings: Held quarterly, contact us.
In-Person/Virtual/Hybrid: Virtual. Contact us.
In-Person Meeting Location: 1518 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa 15219
Uptown Partners of Pittsburgh (UP) was founded in 2007 as a non-profit organization of residents, institutions, business owners and other concerned stakeholders to improve community quality of life — and to collaboratively create a vision and pathway for Uptown's much-needed revitalization.
We achieve our goals by pursuing an action plan that: ensures the development of a clean, safe, green, and equitable neighborhood; rebuilds a mixed-income population by reclaiming vacant, blighted properties and encouraging new residential development; attracts new neighborhood retail and commercial business, while supporting existing business owners; fosters green, quality design in all development projects; and creates a healthy environment where the arts flourish and are integrated into the urban landscape.
Lawrenceville United
Executive Director: Dave Breingan
Address: 118 52nd St. Suite 2026 Pittsburgh Pa. 15201
Phone: (412) 802-7220
Email: info@LUnited.org
Website: www.lunited.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LawrencevilleUnited
Twitter: www.twitter.com/lvilleunited
Meetings: The Public Safety Action Team Meeting is held bi-monthly, contact us.
In-Person/Virtual/Hybrid: Hybrid. Contact us.
In-Person Meeting Location: Contact us.
Lawrenceville United hosts a bi-monthly meeting with agencies from various social services and safety agencies; including the Department of Public Safety, Zone 2 Police Department, City Council District 7, Permits Licenses and Inspections, Disruptive Properties, Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh, Department of Public Works, the Mayor's Office, and more.
The Public Safety Action Team outlines reoccurring issues and strategies in the Lawrenceville community and identify steps to improve or eradicate them. These issues can range from severely blighted and neglected properties to habitual law and code violations to nuisance properties.
Strip District Neighbors
President: Pamela Austin
Email: info@sdnpgh.org
Website: www.stripdistrictneighbors.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/StripDistrict
Instagram: www.instagram.com/stripdistrictneighbors
Twitter: twitter.com/stripdistrict
Meetings: Strip District Neighbor Town Hall occurs quarterly, contact us for dates, times, & location.
In-Person/Virtual/Hybrid: TBD. Contact us.
In-Person Meeting Location: TBD. Contact us.
Strip District Neighbors is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to promoting economic development and high quality of life while preserving and enhancing the integrity and character of the strip district neighborhood.
Polish Hill Civic Association
President: Colleen Shuda
Address: 3060 Brereton St. Pittsburgh Pa. 15219
Phone: (412) 681-1950
Email: phca@phcapgh.org
Website: www.polishhillcivicassociation.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/phca.pittsburgh
Instagram: www.instagram.com/polishhillcivic
Meetings: Polish Hill Civic Association Community Meeting occurs monthly, contact us for dates, times, & location.
In-Person/Virtual/Hybrid: Community Meetings are (typically) the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm at West Penn Rec Center. We usually take off July and August.
In-Person Meeting Location: West Penn Rec Center 450 30th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
The PHCA's mission is to respect and preserve the sense of community in Polish Hill while promoting economic and housing development opportunities and improving the quality of life for our community.
The Polish Hill Civic Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in September 1969. We are an all-volunteer organization and one of the oldest community-based groups in Pittsburgh.