Pittsburgh

==Links==
===Wikipedia===
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Pittsburgh%2C_Pennsylvania
* /Office of Public Art
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=== Phone Numbers===
* Call the 311 Response line (alternate number is 412-255-2621). 
 
* Mayor's Office (412-255-2626)
* Littering (412-255-2621)
* State Littering Hotline (1-888-548-8372)
* Abandoned Houses (412-255-2175)
* Abandoned Cars (412-255-4776)
* Weeds/Litter/Bad Sidewalks (412-255-4155)
* Building Inspection (412-255-2176)
* Public Works Main # (412-255-2790)
* Refuse/Recycling (412-255-2773)
* Potholes (412-255-2720)
* Graffiti Watch (412-496-2272)
* Graffiti Busters ((412-255-2872))
* Report Graffiti Happening to You (9-1-1)
* Report Graffiti in Neighborhood (3-1-1)
* Report Mail Box Graffiti (412-359-7845)
* City Planning (412-255-2200)
* Parking Authority (412-560-7275)
* City Council (412-255-2142)
* Environmental Services (412-255-2780)
* Allegheny County Health Dept. (412-578-8390)
* Police, Zone 2 (412-255-2827
* Police, Zone 4 (412-422-6520)
* Police, Zone 5 (412-665-3605)
==Profile: The Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area==
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: source: Brookings
This profile of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area demonstrates its contribution to state and national economies, and highlights the area’s critical assets that drive regional and national prosperity.
*Population, 2006 = 2,370,776 people
* Population change since 2000 = -58,585 people (-2.4 percent)
*Change in principal city since 2000 = -20,985 people (-6.3 percent)
* Employment, 2007 = 1,145,500 jobs
* Employment change since 2003 = 11,500 (+ 1.0 percent)
* Manufacturing jobs, 2007 = 100,500 jobs
* Share of jobs in manufacturing, 2007 = 8.8 percent = -7,700 jobs (-7.1 percent)
Change in manufacturing jobs since 2003
Economic Contribution to Pennsylvania
Gross Domestic Product, 2005
GDP per job, 2005
Employment in largest export clusters, 2004
Education and knowledge creation 
Business services 
Financial services 
Metal manufacturingHospitality and tourism
Fortune 500 headquartered firms (7) 
Company
*United States Steel
*PPG Industries
*PNC Financial Services Group
*H.J. Heinz
*Mellon Financial Corp.
*Wesco International
*Allegheny Technologies
West Virginia 
Pennsylvania 
West 
Virginia 
Ohio 
Pennsylvania 
Ohio 
Pennsylvania 
Maryland 
Pittsburgh 
Westmoreland 
Washington 
Fayette 
Butler 
Beaver 
Armstrong 
Allegheny 
$102,053,000,000 0.8 percent of U.S. total 
21.0 percent of PA total 
$87,056 99.2 percent of U.S. average 
106.2 percent of PA average 
52,251 jobs 5.1% of metro employment 
45,807 jobs 4.4% of metro employment 
33,975 jobs 3.3% of metro employment 
22,011 jobs 2.1% of metro employment 
17,986 jobs 1.7% of metro employment 
Rank Industry _ 
147 Metals 
226 Chemicals 
231 Commercial Banks 
269 Food Consumer Products 
358 Commercial Banks 
425 Wholesalers: Diversified 
455 Metals
===Critical Assets===
Innovation
Patents per 100,000 people, 2005 
NSF/NIH funding to universities per capita, 2005Venture capital funding per capita, 2006R&D workers per 1,000 workers, 2005 
Research university enrollment per 1,000 people, 2005 
University of Pittsburgh 
Carnegie Mellon University20.3 
$182.84 
$98.754.5 
14 
23,587 students 
9,116 students 
80.5 percent of U.S. average 
279.8 percent of U.S. average 
112.4 percent of U.S. average 
109.0 percent of U.S. average 
113.8 percent of U.S. average 
Percent of traded sector employment in “strong” clusters* 
Strong clusters (149,845 employees in 7 clusters) 
Business services 
49.1 percent 93.3 percent of 100-metro average 
Construction materials 
Educational and knowledge creation 
Medical devices 
Metal manufacturing 
Power generation and transmission 
Transportation and logistics 
Human Capital 
Share of adults with associate’s degree, 2006Share of adults with bachelor's degree, 2006Share of adults with graduate degree, 2006 
35.7 percent 
27.1 percent 
10.0 percent 
103.9 percent of U.S. average 
100.4 percent of U.S. average 
101.4 percent of U.S. average 
Infrastructure
Air passenger boardings per capita, 2005 2.2 88.2 percent of U.S. average 
Freight vehicle miles traveled per capita, 2005 914 113.1 percent of U.S. average 
Public transit passenger miles per capita, 2005 678 83.9 percent of U.S. average 
Share of population in high-broadband areas, 2004 70.5 percent 124.0 percent of U.S. average
Quality Places
Share of metropolitan jobs in principal cities, 2005 25.2 percent 51.2 percent of U.S. average 
Share of metro jobs within 3 miles of downtown, 2004 25.9 percent 119.4 percent of 100-metro average 
Share of population living in older towns and cities 68.8 percent 122.3 percent of PA average 
Miles of waterfront per 100,000 people 43.1 110.6 percent of 100-metro average 
Performing arts establishments per 100,000 people, 2005 3.0 98.1 percent of U.S. average 
Historic properties per 100,000 people, 2005 19.0 69.7 percent of U.S. average
* A “strong” cluster within a metro is a traded cluster that has a location quotient—a measure of regional specialization—that places it in the top 20
percent of all metro areas 
Sources: Brookings analysis of data from U.S. Census Bureau; Bureau of Economic Analysis; Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, Harvard 
University; Fortune Magazine; U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; National Science Foundation; National Institutes of Health; Thompson Financial; Ned 
Hill calculations of Economy.com data; Carnegie Foundation; National Center for Education Statistics; Federal Aviation Administration; Federal Transit 
Administration; Internal Revenue Service; ESRI
==Rehab==
Goodwill Building on the South Side gets an investment and construction in May 2011.
Goodwill South Side.jpg
Goodwill rehab South Side.jpg
==Links==
* Pittsburgh Coffee Shops https://madeinpgh.com/every-coffee-shop-worth-visiting-in-pittsburgh/
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