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February 1, 2023
Council Member Anthony Coghill, who convened the meeting, said while Pittsburgh is budgeted for 900 officers, it currently actually has 818.
February 1, 2023
Pittsburgh police ranks could drop below 700 officers by the start of 2025, leaving the bureau depleted and with low morale, officials said during a wide-ranging, three-hour city council meeting Tuesday on the state of policing in the city. Thirty-five Pittsburgh police officers retired in 2022; another 39 resigned last
February 1, 2023
As Pittsburgh struggles with an uptick in crime Downtown, local leaders are contemplating whether to assign some Allegheny County officers to the patrol.
January 13, 2023
Pittsburgh's public safety director says the police bureau faces a downward hiring trend seen in law enforcement across the country.
January 12, 2023
Pittsburgh public safety officials on Thursday said they hope to have a new police chief in place in April. Former Chief Scott Schubert retired in July after leading the bureau since late 2016. Deputy Chief Thomas Stangrecki is serving as acting chief as city officials conduct a national search for
January 1, 2023
By Trevor Schakohl Daily Caller News Foundation Droves of officers left at least six Democrat-led major cities’ police forces in 2022, with many moving to different departments, multiple outlets reported. WND is now on Trump's Truth Social! Follow us @WNDNews Scores of officers resigned from police departments amid low morale, a continuing violent crime wave…
December 31, 2022
Droves of officers left at least six major U.S. cities' police forces in 2022, with many moving to different departments, multiple outlets reported.
December 31, 2022
Trevor Schakohl on December 30, 2022 NEW YORK, NY - New York City and other Democrat-run cities in America are losing police officers. Multiple media
December 30, 2022
The city's outreach program is designed to help public safety officials respond to people experiencing mental health crises, substance abuse issues or homelessness.
December 23, 2022
"This is going to be Pittsburgh weather, come this weekend. It's going to be a Pittsburgh storm. And we all know what that looks like," Mayor Ed Gainey said.