PCRG is a coalition of community leaders working for economic justice, equitable investment practices & sufficient financial resources to revitalize communities
@StephenJ_Caruso Join @PennPolicy, @PghCRG, & @SierraClub PA tomorrow!
⏰ PA is past the budget deadline, and one of the biggest questions facing lawmakers is data centers.
⚡ Who pays?
💧 What about energy & water?
🏘️ How do communities have a voice?
Register: https://t.co/aFG47RIpnw
(1/): May 6 was a powerful reminder that from #Pittsburgh to #Harrisburg, Pennsylvanians are fighting for communities where everyone can stay, work, build, & thrive.
@PennPolicy joined @PghCRG’s Summit to talk about affordability as a community development issue. 🧵
With no new investment for public transit in the 2025-2026 state budget, discussions must begin now to ensure the 2026-2027 budget meets the needs of Pennsylvania’s riders and communities.
🏠 What’s behind the housing supply crisis? One expert points to local rules that create “layers and layers and layers of review.” Two Policy Summit panelists weighed in on the causes - and potential solutions: https://t.co/nVE2nUk7Zu #HousingMarket#EconomicResearch
Congratulations to Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Member Dwayne R. Barker on being named one of the New Pittsburgh Courier’s 2025 Men of Excellence! #PPSProud#NPCMOE2025#WeArePPS
Tune in: Chairman @SenatorTimScott leads an Executive Session of the Senate Banking Committee to consider the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025. https://t.co/lPzPovKjpm
Happy National Pennsylvania Day! From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, and every town, city, and borough in between, we’re proud to celebrate the Keystone State and our role in shaping the past, present, and future. #NationalPennsylvaniaDay#KeystoneState
Thanks to our members who attended the Vacant Property Working Group (VPWG) this morning! Special shout-out to @pghlandbank for an update on the Pittsburgh Land Bank and @PGHDistrict7 for her briefing on short term rental legislation and Housing Needs Assessment.
#Senate floor update: Reading of the 940 pages of the sub amdt. to H.R. 1 began at 11:08 p.m. Saturday evening and ended at 3:03 p.m. Sunday afternoon; 15 hours and 55 minutes.
There is now up to 20 hours of debate, however we don’t expect that all to be used; then “Vote-a-Rama”.
60% of PA homes were built before 1970.
Thousands of seniors, people with disabilities, & low-income families are living in unsafe homes. Our bill to fund critical repairs passed the House & heads to the Senate. Tell your senator: support the PA Home Preservation Program.
A bipartisan, bicameral group of legislators want to create a $50 million state program to finance homeowner's repair projects. Just don't call it "Whole Home Repairs."
https://t.co/hmbRGcSaXZ
Another tool in the neighborhood revitalization tool box—if utilized responsibly! 👏
Rep. Markosek wants Pa. towns to use a blighted property database | 90.5 WESA https://t.co/5R2dzDQGn3
James Fogarty, Executive Director of A+ Public schools says they're fighting and want others to join in and speak out too so that transit is well funded and families aren't cut off from all the things transit allows them to do.
Speak up and help #SaveOurService.
🧑⚖️🎙️Register to speak at our FINAL public hearing on June 12 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. We'll be there 9am-1pm, and again from 3pm-7pm. Many time slots are open!
Visit https://t.co/iUPcSB8d3V to register or to see other ways you can provide comments.📝
📞We also encourage you to contact your legislator! Visit https://t.co/VBREW2GtHk to find your legislator and their contact information.
This is a moment for unity. We call on residents, leaders, and community partners to come together and build a more just, inclusive Pittsburgh.
Read our full statement: https://t.co/2hUsbgXpEV
#PGH#PittsburghPolitics#PCRG#CommunityDevelopment#Equity
PCRG congratulates @CoreyOConnorpa on winning the Democratic primary for Mayor of Pittsburgh. We’re ready to work with his team to center equity and uplift all neighborhoods.
This election also raised serious concerns about the influence of dark money in local politics. PCRG believes democracy works best when it’s driven by the people—not outside interests.