Frick Park Market Grand Opening on August 16th!
Friday, August 8th, 2008

It’s not too late to reserve a seat at the SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS Kick-Off!
Contact amacurak@pcrg.org or (412) 391-6732 x210 ASAP to save your spot!
SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS is a collaborative network of block watches across Pittsburgh. Sponsored by PCRG, our goal is to bring neighborhood public safety activists together to share strategies, discuss root causes of crime across communities, receive training from public safety experts, and build safe communities from the grass roots up.
For cross-community discussion, best practices sharing and training and information on recent changes to Pittsburgh-area public safety programs and policies, join us at our kick-off from 12-4 PM on Saturday, June 28th in the Bayer Hall Rotunda at Duquesne University, Uptown Pittsburgh.
Please let us know if you are coming or thinking about coming by RSVP’ing to amacurak@pcrg.org or (412) 391-6732 x210 as soon as possible.
Duquesne University is served by the 61, 71, and 500 buslines and Steel Plaza “T” station. Parking will be validated.
Iif you received this and know someone who’d be interested, pass along the date/time and RSVP information - the more people and groups that participate, the stronger the network and the learning
It’s not too late! RSVP now!
PCRG Safe Neighborhoods Kick-Off
June 28th, 2008 - 12-4 PM
Bayer Hall Rotunda
at Duquesne University,
Uptown Pittsburgh
RSVP to amacurak@pcrg.org or
(412) 391-6732 x210 ASAP.
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PURPOSE
The South Point Breeze Organization (SPBO) and Councilman Bill Peduto sponsored a Crime Prevention Meeting on Tuesday, March 4th in the St. Bede Cafeteria. Approximately 140 residents attended this standing room only session. Discussion focused on two recent crime incidents which took place on Hastings and Selwyn Streets. While the news media had reported numerous incidents, they were not in the immediate vicinity. The local incidents were isolated and don’t appear to be related, however, residents should always be kept informed.
Police Commander Cathy Degler and Community Policing Officer William Mathew White (as well as some plain clothes detectives) were in attendance to share information.
Helpful Hint: If you’ve witnessed a crime close up, for identification purposes, instead of just paying attention to their clothing, which can easily be shed or turned inside out within minutes of a crime, look at the shoes. Criminals rarely change their shoes.
CITIZEN OBSERVER
The City has funded the “Citizen Observer,” a free web based public safety software program that provides crime information to citizens regarding their specific community and throughout the entire city. Residents must sign up online to get access:
http://www.citizenobserver.com
SOUTH POINT BREEZE ORGANIZATION
The South Point Breeze Organization (SPBO) is a non profit volunteer community organization which can represent the community in a variety of ways, including planning, safety, environmental and social matters. The SPBO will host a follow-up Crime Prevention meeting to provide assistance and experience in organizing official block watches–street by street.
The Police Department can provide funding assistance in printing official Block Watch Signs–Criminals Beware. These signs alert criminals that the people that live on that street are organized, sharing information, and keeping a watchful eye.
To get on the SPBO e-mail to receive notices of future meetings, and general information of interest, log onto email info@southpointbreeze.org.
ZONE 4 GENERAL INFORMATION
The City is currently comprised of 6 Police Zones. The Zone which service Point Breeze is ZONE 4 (formerly #6). It is the largest geographic zone in the city, and comprises not only Point Breeze and North Point Breeze, but also Squirrel Hill, Swisshelm Park, Shadyside, North, Central and South Oakland to Uptown, Greenfield, Hazelwood, Hays, Glenwood, New Homestead/Gates Manor and Lincoln Place. It is staffed according to crime statistics. There is an overlap of officers during shift changes.
EMERGENCY AND NON-EMGERNCY CONTACTS
CALL 911 for EMERGENCIES and suspicious activity.
CALL 311 number for non-emergency issues (i.e. garbage wasn’t picked up, neighbors dog is barking all night, street needs salted, potholes, etc.)
Follow-up information relating to a crime can be reported to the Police Zone by calling 412-422-6520.
Mark your calendars and plan to join us for the next event on our forum series calendar:
Making Schools Welcoming: A Discussion About Parent Engagement
Thursday, October 11, 2007, 5:30 to 8:30 PM James Centre, 327 South Main Street, West End Hear about best practices in parent engagement and discuss obstacles and opportunities for making schools welcoming. Share your ideas about key features that need to be included in parent engagement training for school staff. Parents, all school staff and community partners are encouraged to attend.
Hear about best practices in parent engagement and discuss obstacles and opportunities for making schools welcoming. Share your ideas about key features that need to be included in parent engagement training for school staff. Parents, all school staff and community partners are encouraged to attend. Space is limited! RSVP by Thursday, October 4, 2007!
To RSVP, please click HERE or give us a call at 412-258-2660 to register by phone. Space is limited!
Light dinner provided. Childcare is available for registrants with children ages 1 and up.
Please share this information with a friend! We hope to see you soon!
Skip Schwab (ELDI) and Rob Pfaffman (Pfaffman and Associates) are getting the community planning process for “Bakery Row” geared up again. Rob writes:
Another key part of our planning team is Jim Hartling of Urban Partners Philadelphia, who is looking at the market and giving us important feedback about where things are heading in the real estate market. Last Fall a blog was set up by Rob Stephany that gives you some sense of the process and feedback.
http://eastlibertypost.com/bakery-row-forum/
Based on meetings with the steering committee, developer interviews and data analysis, Jim and I are beginning to gear up to develop new vision documents that build on last year’s community meeting and market research.
We will be focusing (while not ignoring of course all of the other ideas developed last fall) on a couple of key areas based on the initial recommendations of Urban Partners:
- Repairing the streetscape connection between downtown East Liberty and Penn Avenue developments (Bakery Row)
- Focus design efforts on the Giant Eagle Shakespeare Street Development to create a better designed mixed use urban development transformation. (need a new gas station site to incent GE!)
- Work with Club One to explore the redesign of the street edge of the facility.
Stay tuned for more updates.
From the Pittsburgh Police…
Welcome to our newest community safety project: CitizenObserver, the communication tool for a new century. We are providing information that will include new ways to keep us all connected and informed and will help keep our community safer.
Help create a stronger community by signing up to receive Citizen, Business, and Neighborhood alerts. You’ll get information directly from your local law enforcement agency that impacts your community.
The Alert Network allows the Police Department to instantly update you about crimes, emergencies and other important information.
http://www.citizenobserver.com/cov6/app/group.html?id=38
From Sarah Sumpter, Principal:
We have our Open House on Monday, October 8th from noon to 7pm — for parents and community members who would like to visit our school. Please pass this word on.
CITYWIDE CITIZENS PUBLIC SAFETY MEETING
HOSTED BY ZONE 4 & 5
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2007 at 6pm
KINGSLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
6435 FRANKSTOWN AVE.
(AT THE CORNER OF FRANKSTOWN AVE. & EAST LIBERTY BLVD.)
Officer Matthew White
Zone Four
Crime Prevention/Crime Analysis
5858 Northumberland St.
Pittsburgh PA 15217
412-422-6559