City of Pittsburgh plans more paving, curb ramp upgrades

PITTSBURGH — The City of Pittsburgh is planning more work for its 2026 paving program during the week of May 17.

The program supports asphalt street resurfacing, ADA curb ramp upgrades on paved streets and repair of concrete, brick and block stone streets throughout the city.

Streets and dates are subject to change. Click here for the full schedule.

These streets are set to be paved:

Forbes Avenue between Murray Avenue and Aylesboro Avenue
Forbes Avenue between Plainfield Street and Margaret Morrison Street
Aylesboro Avenue between Murray Avenue and Wightman Street
Beechwood Boulevard between Northumberland Street and Aylesboro Avenue
Urn Way between Walnut Street and Elmer Street
Elmer Street between Summerlea Street and Filbert Street
Filbert Street between Tara Way and Ellsworth Avenue
Ivy Street between Walnut Street and Ellsworth Avenue

These streets will have ADA-compliant curb ramps done:

Bryn Mawr Road at the intersections with Witchita Street, Milwaukee Street and Lyon Street
57th Street at the playground and above the playground lot ramp
56th Street and Butler Street
Liberty Avenue at the intersections with Taylor Street and Ella Street
40th Street and Howley Street
Liberty Avenue at the intersections of the Bloomfield Bridge and Saint Johns Place

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