This redesign of Wightman Park is one of the projects funded by Pittsburgh’s 2020 Capital Budget.
Is there a road in Pittsburgh whose potholes drive you crazy? An intersection that feels unsafe? A street that needs a bike lane? A playground that’s a bit run-down?
If you answered yes to any of those questions (or even if you didn’t), the City of Pittsburgh wants to hear from you! The city’s 2021 Capital Budget Survey is available until June 19.
The Capital Budget is used to determine spending on projects (as opposed to day-to-day operations). This year’s Capital Budget includes (in no particular order):
Our sponsors make the Treasure Awards Dinner possible and help SHUC continue advocating for and celebrating the Squirrel Hill community. Thank you for supporting our work and making the 2025 event a success!
With the exception of December and July, SHUC Board Meetings are in-person only. All 2025 board meetings will be hosted at the JCC, on the 3rd floor in Board Room 318 on the 3rd Tuesday of the month.
Preserving, Improving, and Celebrating the Quality of Life in Squirrel Hill
For over fifty years, the Coalition has been an active and important link in the community. It has served as a sounding board for new ideas, as well as a “watchdog” in the areas of public safety, education, residential quality, the business district, and parks and open space. With its focus on the quality of life in the 14th Ward, SHUC continues to monitor activities and future developments in the community through a range of standing committees.