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City Council Approves $45 Million in Donations from Highmark Health and UPMC for First Responder Equipment
City Council approved Bill 722, authorizing the acceptance of a $20 million donation from Highmark Health over five years to purchase resources for medical first responders, with an initial focus on vehicles for the Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire. Council also approved Bill 723, authorizing the acceptance of a $25 million donation from UPMC over five years for emergency medical service vehicles and equipment, with a primary focus on vehicles. Chief Gilman detailed the urgent need for these funds, noting the long wait times for new fire trucks and the benefits of having these partnerships to acquire critical equipment. These donations are part of a larger trend of philanthropic and corporate partnerships contributing significantly to the city's needs.
City Secures $45 Million in Donations from Highmark and UPMC for Fire and EMS Vehicles
City Council approved Bill 722, authorizing the acceptance of a $20 million donation from Highmark Health over five years for first responder resources, primarily fire department vehicles. They also approved Bill 723, accepting a $25 million donation from UPMC over five years for EMS vehicles and equipment. These funds are part of a larger initiative to address the city's fleet needs, with Chief Gilman emphasizing the critical need and the success in securing these partnerships. The expenditure of these funds will require annual council approval.
Pittsburgh Land Bank Authorized to Sell 0 Grove Street Property to Hilltop Villas LLC
City Council approved Bill 725, authorizing the Pittsburgh Land Bank to sell land at 0 Grove Street, located in the 5th Ward, Council District 6, to Hilltop Villas LLC at no cost to the city.
City Council Approves Budget Transfer for Postage Costs
City Council approved Bill 735, transferring $20,793.73 within the 2026 operating budget. The funds were moved from City Council District Supplies postage to the Department of Finance Supplies postage to cover the cost of postage meter usage and stamps for January through June.
URA Property Acquisition Amended for Future Development in 12th Ward
City Council approved Bill 726, which amends Resolution 619 of 2018. This amendment pertains to the acquisition of publicly owned properties by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh in the 12th Ward for future development. The properties are located on Carver Street and Auburn Street, Council District 9.
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