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Votes at a glance: key resolutions and ordinances approved by Pittsburgh council on June 10, 2025
Summary
City Council recorded final approval for multiple bills on June 10, including a paid sick leave ordinance amendment, EMS equipment purchases, IT and contract extensions, capital project adjustments, and budgeted grant awards. Several technology and procurement amendments were approved with recorded vote tallies.
Pittsburgh City Council recorded final action on multiple measures during its June 10, 2025 meeting. Below are the principal items the council approved, with brief descriptions and recorded outcomes drawn from the meeting minutes and roll calls.
Votes at a glance
- Bill 17‑36 (Ordinance amendment — Paid Sick Days Act accruals): Amends Title 6, Chapter 6‑26 to change accrual rates and increase the maximum accrual of paid sick leave hours. Passed finally (roll call recorded: 7 ayes).
- Bill 18‑63 (Resolution — Allegheny Kiskey Health Foundation EMS compressed air carts): Authorizes $9,090 to purchase compressed air carts for EMS. Passed finally (7 ayes).
- Bill 18‑64 (Resolution — Station alerting batteries and installation): Authorizes a warrant to Pervis Systems Inc. not to exceed $50,245 for batteries and installation at the training academy and Fire Station 7. Passed finally (7 ayes).
- Bill 19‑04 (Supplemental agreement — Smithfield Street Reconstruction / Verona Boulevard paving): Supplemental agreement with Gannett Fleming for Smithfield Street Reconstruction, not to exceed $1,707,042.29 (increase of $227,715.25); and a paving recommendation for a portion of Verona Boulevard. Passed finally (7 ayes).
- Bill 18‑61 (Resolution — Joint Jobs Initiative grant administration): Authorizes filing applications and entering agreements for the Joint Jobs Initiative Employment Advancement and Retention Network; cost not to exceed $3,828,594. Passed finally (7 ayes).
- IT and software contract amendments (Bills 18‑65, 18‑66, 18‑67, 18‑84, 18‑85): A set of amendments and renewals for content-management, budgeting, routing, and publishing software. Bills 18‑65, 18‑67, 18‑84 and 18‑85 passed (vote recorded as 7 ayes); Bill 18‑66 passed with a 6–1 vote (one recorded no vote on 18‑66).
- Bill 18‑54 (Reconsidered and amended): Council reconsidered and amended Bill 18‑54 to correct a reporting timeline from six months to 90 days, then passed the amended bill (8 ayes recorded after reconsideration).
- Bill 18‑48 (Resolution conveying 2608 Penn Avenue to URA): See separate coverage. Passed finally (6 ayes, 2 nos).
Other procedural and committee actions
- Bill 19‑23 (Granicus Inc. contract extension for Legistar and streaming services): Council voted to waive Rule 8 and place the item on tomorrow’s standing committee agenda (motion to waive passed). This was not a final adoption; it moved the contract extension to committee consideration.
Sources: council roll calls and committee reports read into the record during the June 10, 2025 council meeting.
