Pittsburgh City Council approves package of resolutions, budget and project agreements; unanimous or near-unanimous votes recorded

PITTSBURGH — At its June 24 meeting, Pittsburgh City Council approved a package of resolutions, appropriations and project authorizations spanning IT contracts, infrastructure projects, neighborhood property conveyances and committee-recommended budget adjustments.

The measures ranged from an amended professional-services authorization for public safety scheduling software to a multiyear master-planning contract for a public safety training campus. Council recorded roll-call votes on multiple items; most final actions passed unanimously or with the stated seven-to-zero tallies.

Key actions at a glance

- Bill 19-62: Resolution amending Resolution 8-48 (02/2021) to increase the authorized amount for professional services agreements with InTime Solutions, Inc., for EMS and police scheduling and timekeeping services by $434.30, bringing the total not to exceed $1,336,665.30 over 10 years. Outcome: passed (roll call recorded).

- Bill 19-63: Resolution authorizing the mayor and the Department of Innovation and Performance to enter agreements or memoranda of understanding related to a logistics cybersecurity project. A local match not to exceed $152,000 was noted, bringing the total project cost to an amount not to exceed $230,000. Outcome: passed (waiver/roll call recorded).

- Bill 19-64 / 19-13 / 19-61 (sewer plan…