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City Councilor Barb Warwick and her neighbors in The Run are fighting to convince Pittsburgh Water (formerly PWSA) to reverse its unannounced decision to cut the stormwater project from their capital budget. She spearheaded a May 23 press conference in Four Mile Run Field just before making public comments at Pittsburgh Water’s monthly board meeting.

On April 22, District 5 City Councilor Barb Warwick held a post-agenda hearing on Pittsburgh Water’s announced “pause” on the Four Mile Run project and other flood mitigation projects in the city. Representatives of Pittsburgh Water (formerly PWSA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers attended and answered questions.

On April 9, the 31st Ward Community Action Group monthly meeting was called to order by Ryan Herbinko. These meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln Place Presbyterian Church on Muldowney Avenue.

The 31st Ward monthly meeting was held at Mifflin School on Tuesday, Feb. 11.

The first community meeting of the new year was made virtual-only due to heavy snow and intense cold on the evening of Jan. 14.

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