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Council approves settlements, contracts and a 30-day extension for acting police chief
Summary
Pittsburgh City Council on Feb. 4 approved a series of settlement warrants, professional-service agreements, an eviction-prevention contract with the Urban Redevelopment Authority and a 30-day extension of the acting police chief’s term.
Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday voted to approve multiple settlement payments, service contracts and a 30-day extension for the acting chief of police.
The council approved several warrants and professional service agreements including settlement payments totaling $248,001; membership dues to the National League of Cities; a professional-services contract with the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) for eviction-prevention work not to exceed $2,000,000 over one year; and a contract with Binkley Canopy Group LLC for work on the city’s annual financial report not to exceed $40,300. Council also approved a small expert-witness warrant not to exceed $8,071.25 and a construction contract increase for the South Side Signals Project (an increase described in the meeting as $542,335.96).
The council extended the acting chief of police’s term for 30 days…
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