PITTSBURGH, PA — The City of Pittsburgh will continue its 2026 street milling and paving program next week, with work planned on more than a dozen streets across the city.
The Department of Mobility and Infrastructure said milling is scheduled on Ottillia Street from Horn Street to Caus Way; Amanda Street from East Cherryhill Street to East Meyers Street; West Cherryhill Street from Dellrose Street to Brownsville Road; Newett Street from Brownsville Road to Dellrose Street; and Spokane Avenue from Santron Avenue to Parkfield Street.
Other streets scheduled for milling include Yale Drive from Walton Avenue to Dartmore Street, Goff Street from Ballinger Street to Petunia Street, Altaview Avenue from Lynnbrook Avenue to the dead end, Eben Street from Breining Street to Creedmoor Place, Wareman Avenue from Hobson Street to Wilkes Way, Unis Way from the dead end to Civic Way, Civic Way from Sussex Avenue to Cedric Avenue, and Brookline Boulevard from Starkamp Street to Whited Street.
The city also plans to pave Dragoon Way from Farmington Street to Amsterdam Avenue and Hertzog Way from Fleming Avenue to the dead end.
Officials cautioned that the schedule may change because of weather or other factors. Pittsburgh’s resurfacing program includes asphalt paving, ADA curb-ramp upgrades and repairs to concrete, brick and block-stone streets. The city said utility cooperation agreements and mechanical patching will extend improvements to additional road mileage.
Official source: City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure
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