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What New Tool Gives Pittsburghers a Snapshot of Neighborhood Crime? - Vimarsana News

What New Tool Gives Pittsburghers a Snapshot of Neighborhood Crime?

The online crime dashboard and interactive map give residents a general overview of criminal activity across the city.

Judge Dismisses Fired Fort Lauderdale Chief's $10 Million Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Judge Dismisses Fired Fort Lauderdale Chief's $10 Million Lawsuit

Larry Scirotto, 50, filed a federal lawsuit in March seeking damages approaching $10 million for what he called breach of contract and wrongful termination.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey focused on restoring city services - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey focused on restoring city services

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey said his main focus as mayor is restoring city services. Gainey said that’s reflected in his 2024 budget proposal, which prioritizes funding to take care of core needs such as repairing bridges, updating what the mayor called “totally outdated” recreation centers and ensuring the Department of

Pittsburgh launches site to track crime - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh launches site to track crime

Pittsburgh police Thursday launched a new publicly available, online public safety tool, which provides a general overview of criminal activity that occurs across the city. Data for 2023 is collected from the police bureau’s records management system and will be manually updated on a monthly basis to reflect the preceding

Homewood residents share concerns with Pittsburgh police chief - Vimarsana News

Homewood residents share concerns with Pittsburgh police chief

The meeting was part of a “Community Conversations” series to allow the public to ask questions and share their experiences.

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