Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership launches new program to provide public assistance downtown
On Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership announced the launch of its “Golden Triangle Ambassador Program,” a coordinated effort by the organization to provide public assistance and resources and ultimately, improve safety downtown.
The program was previously cited by Mayor Ed Gainey as one that would be part of the city’s concentrated efforts to improve conditions in the corridor. The Golden Triangle Ambassador Program, which is funded by the city and other community partners, is operated by Block by Block and will see 11 full-time staff members providing community services downtown seven days a week.
Read more at Pittsburgh Business Times.
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