Government events this June in City of Pittsburgh

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Government events this June in City of Pittsburgh
Ed Gainey, Mayor of City of Pittsburgh — City of Pittsburgh website
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May 31, 2025
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The following events are scheduled to take place in City of Pittsburgh this month.

Week 1 – June 1 – 7

There is no government event taking place during this week.

Week 2 – June 8 – 14

Tuesday, June 10:

Pittsburgh City Council Meeting
Pittsburgh City Council
10 am

Pittsburgh Planning Commission Meeting
Pittsburgh Planning Commission
1-5 pm

Week 3 – June 15 – 21

There is no government event taking place during this week.

Week 4 – June 22 – 28

Tuesday, June 24:

Pittsburgh Planning Commission Meeting
Pittsburgh Planning Commission
1-5 pm

Week 5 – June 29 – 30

There is no government event taking place during this week.

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