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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey's nominee for the city's next chief of police answered a wide range of questions Thursday about how the bureau would operate under his control.

The 2024 budget must be adopted by the city of Pittsburgh by Dec. 31.

The man in line to become Pittsburgh’s next police chief will be tasked with improving more than just public safety. Observers say Larry Scirotto also will need to improve discipline, morale, diversity and training within the Pittsburgh police department, while boosting recruitment and community relations outside of it. “You have

Pittsburgh City Council will interview Larry Scirotto, Mayor Ed Gainey's nominee for police chief, next week.

In his first week as acting chief of police, Larry Scirotto pledged to take a stronger lead in how the city recruits new officers to the academy.

On today’s episode of The Confluence: A look at how Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget lays out health priorities for the state; and a discussion with Pittsburgh’s newly nominated police chief, Larry Scirotto.

The first steps are underway to confirm Larry Scirotto as Pittsburgh's next police chief.

Mayor Ed Gainey's nominee to be Pittsburgh's police chief, Larry Scirotto, is awaiting the city council's approval before the job is officially his.

Pittsburgh City Council will hold a public hearing and an interview with acting police Chief Larry Scirotto before voting on whether to confirm his nomination as the city’s top cop. Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey last week announced Scirotto, a veteran of Pittsburgh’s police bureau, as his nominee for chief. Scirotto

Longtime incumbent City Councilor Ricky Burgess has decided not to seek re-election this year, guaranteeing a new era for the majority-Black district.