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Votes at a glance: key council actions on Sept. 22, 2025
Summary
Council approved a slate of resolutions and contract actions on Sept. 22, including professional services extensions, capital allocations, historic designation, subscriptions, and the two land‑bank items; most measures passed unanimously, one passed 8-1.
Pittsburgh City Council on Sept. 22 completed final action on multiple bills and resolutions. Most measures passed unanimously; one intergovernmental agreement related to the Pittsburgh Land Bank passed 8-1. Below is a concise list of measures taken and recorded vote results.
Votes at a glance
- Bill 22-11: Increase professional-services allocation for Exponent Inc. (Fern Hollow Bridge litigation). Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-12: Update legal vendor name to Risk International Holdings LLC (no additional cost). Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-13: Authorize professional legal consulting agreement with Bernstein Berkley PC (bankruptcy collection litigation). Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-18: Authorize lease agreement(s) with New Singular Wireless PCS LLC for telecommunications equipment at 822 Crucible Street (no cost to city). Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 19-67: Authorize master plan and professional services for public safety training campus; amended to include administrative offices for public safety bureaus. Passed finally 9-0 (amended). - Bill 22-21: Increase allocation for Southside Park Phase 1 landscape architectural services by $116,835.82 (new total $578,055.82). Passed finally (vote recorded as 9-0). - Bill 22-63: Designate the Anathin House, 1620 Murray Avenue, as a historic structure; owner supports nomination. Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-14: Increase HOME ARP funding by $12,448 to account for additional HUD funding. Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-15: Increase HOME ARP supportive-services allocations (Jubilee Association and Salvation Army); new total not to exceed $512,448 over two years. Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-60: Express city support for Pennsylvania Commission’s America250 initiative. Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-16: Extend professional services agreement with STR Grants LLC for eProperties+ profiling system by one year at additional cost not to exceed $60,261.66. Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-17: Accept Sport & Exhibition Authority parcels for North Shore Riverfront Park for $1 plus costs. Passed finally 9-0. - Bill 22-19: Authorize intergovernmental cooperation agreement with county, school district and land bank (enabling additional land-bank acquisitions). Passed finally 8-1 (one no vote recorded).
Several other communications and remittances were read, received and filed by voice vote and will be placed on file. Where the transcript recorded individual roll-call votes, tallies above reflect the clerk’s recorded roll call.
