Summary
City leaders are reviewing plans to keep unhoused residents safe and warm during the upcoming winter months. Officials from human services and health departments will present their seasonal readiness strategies to council members.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Jun 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city will receive $800,000 in funding from Allegheny County to support staffing and operational supplies.
Unhoused residents and vulnerable community members who need cold-weather shelter and services.
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Post Agenda — November 9, 2026
City leaders are reviewing plans to keep unhoused residents safe and warm during the upcoming winter months. Officials from human services and health departments will present their seasonal readiness strategies to council members.
Standing Committees — June 17, 2026
City Council approved an $800,000 agreement with Allegheny County to expand the ROOTS mobile outreach team's hours into late evenings and weekends, helping unhoused individuals access shelter, medical care, and social services.
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