Public restrooms are being installed Downtown as part of at least $2 million in spending aimed at curbing concerns about cleanliness, lewd behavior and other safety-related issues plaguing the city’s core.
The announcement came at a press conference Wednesday during which the Allegheny Conference on Community Development and other stakeholders, including Mayor Ed Gainey, unveiled IndexPGH, a website to chart the Golden Triangle’s health on issues such as crime, visits, real estate and cleanliness.
Source: What a relief: Public restrooms coming to Downtown Pittsburgh
