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Two Capital Budget Deliberative Forums will be held this year as part of the City’s Capital Budget development process. This year, the hearings will follow a new format that gives residents the chance to learn more about what goes into the Capital Budget, discuss needs and priorities in a small-group setting, and ask questions of an expert panel. Residents will also have the chance to let the City know of specific Capital work in their neighborhoods that they would like to see done in 2016.

High resident participation is crucial to the success of the Capital Budget process, which is why we ask that all community-based groups commit to sending at least ONE representative from their neighborhood to one of our Capital Budget Deliberative Forums to ensure equal participation citywide. 

Register HERE: pittsburghpa.gov/omb/capitalbudget

Wednesday, June 3 6:00-8:30 PM

Greenfield Senior Center 745 Greenfield Ave, 15207

 

Monday, June 22 6:00-8:30 PM

Southside Market House 1 Bedford Square, 15203

Each session will include:

–          A brief overview of the budgeting process.

–          Small-group discussions of budget priorities and resident’s needs.

–          An opportunity for residents to ask questions of an expert panel.

We ask all participants to commit to the entire 2.5 hours of the forum.  Food and refreshments will be provided.  While it is not mandatory, we would appreciate your pre-registration.

Please share with your networks!  Community Affairs will be making announcements at your local community meeting, and are here to answer any additional questions.