Planning-Commission-Briefing-Walnut-Capital-The-Mill-on-Second-Ave_Part1.pdf
General
GreenTeamFlyer-Nov-19-meeting-Joncaire.pdf
- Review final design for Joncaire Steps
- Action steps for safer Oakland streets reconstruction project
are currently trying to get the word out about this program and generate interest in order to recruit community liaisons (Energy Coaches). These Energy Coaches will help sign up participants for the program and be their point of contact throughout the year-long program.
aim to have ten Energy Coaches who will receive training, support materials, and a small stipend to help enable and encourage energy savings for the 500 participants in the Grassroots Green Homes program. More information is in the attached flyer.
- Once you have downloaded the app, you will be asked for basic & vehicle information during registration.
- Next, you will be asked to choose a payment method. Note that not all payment methods are accepted in all areas.
- If you do not wish to use PayPal or Visa Checkout, or if PayPal is not oered in your area, you will need to enter your credit card details.
- After entering all of your info, you may review your information & the Parkmobile T&C’s. If everything looks correct, choose “Finish”.
- Once you’ve registered, enter in Zone# located on stickers & signs on the meters
- Depending on your area, choose the duration you wish to park
- Conrm your information, including Location, License Plate #, time, and cost
- A ticker will show up counting down your time remaining & in some locations, you may extend your session remotely
- Easy to register and use
- Saves you time and money
- Extend your parking session on-the-go (where permitted)
- Link payment to your Visa Checkout or PayPal account (where accepted)
- Save “Favorite” and recently used zones
- Ability to view and print parking history
- Optional 15 minute parking expiration notications
- Add up to 5 license plate numbers and 5 users to your profile
On Monday, October 26th two people were killed in a tragic crash at the wide and busy intersection of University Place, Allequippa St and Centre Ave – the border of the North Oakland and Middle Hill neighborhoods.
With three deaths on Oakland streets within four days, we are deeply saddened to lose more innocent lives to largely preventable crashes. Let us join together to honor the lives of the victims and advocate for safer streets for all who use them.
Please share this event widely.
Candlelight Vigil for Safer Streets.
Hosted by: Hill District Consensus Group , Oakland Planning and Development Corporation and Bike Pittsburgh
Thursday, Oct 29, 5 PM · Centre Ave at Allequippa Street – 4159 Centre Ave Pittsburgh PA
OPDC will help coordinate transportation for those who need a ride to the meeting, which will take place on Pittsburgh's North Side. If you need a ride or can provide a ride to an Oakland neighbor, please contact 412.621.7863 ext. 25 so they can match riders and drivers.
“Where do we go from here?” is the evening’s topic; the City of Pittsburgh invites you to learn to build collaborative strategies for community safety with new public safety programs and community-oriented initiatives.
Mayor William Peduto is the guest speaker, and light refreshments will be served at 6:30.
Other updates:
With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, OPDC reached out to public safety officers regarding plans for that weekend. Zone 4 is increasing their presence on the streets of Oakland that weekend, hiring additional officers who will concentrate on disruptive behavior and quality of life issues.