Public Affairs

Safety improvements are coming to the Delta De Anza Regional Trail thanks to a grant Pittsburg applied for from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.

A new city-approved program, Pittsburg Eats, aims to help restaurants recover from the toll of the COVID-19 pandemic by providing personalized technical and marketing support.

As of April 10 you can find the Parks and Recreation Department offices at the Marina Community Center, located at 340 Marina Blvd.

The former sheriff’s training center downtown is being refurbished to transform into the Marina Community Center.

Railroad Avenue will soon see beautification improvements from Civic Avenue to Eighth Street.

Are you tired of seeing litter and vandalism in your favorite places around town? Do you want to spend time outside with friends giving back to your community? Now is the time to make a difference in Pittsburg.

Contra Costa Water District (CCWD) is offering a new series of landscaping webinars to help educate customers on water efficiency improvements and how to create a water-wise garden.

The City of Pittsburg is hiring a Community Outreach Coordinator to lead media relations and public information communications initiatives.

In 2020, the City of Pittsburg and Los Medanos College (LMC) launched the Pittsburg Educational Achievement Partnership to help residents expand their employment opportunities and create a ready workforce responsive to the employment needs of Pittsburg’s new and expanding businesses.

Next month, the City Council will consider adopting a new community-driven plan aimed at making Pittsburg the most bicycle and pedestrian friendly community in East Contra Costa County.