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Listed below are several projects that are currently being completed with the cooperation of regional and statewide planning commissions, local organizations and the Oakland community:

East Carson Street Safety Improvement Project

A public meeting was held on March 19, 2018 for the East Carson Street Safety Improvement Project (SR 837, Section A42). As part of PENNDOT's public involvement below are links to the public meeting presentation, meeting displays, and a video rendering to help learn more about the project.

Mar. 19, 2018 Public Meeting Presentation
Display Boards
YouTube Videos

Hazelwood Green Phase 1 Transportation Mitigation Project

The project consists of transportation work required to mitigate Phase 1 development of the Hazelwood Green site in accordance with the 2013 Transportation Impact Study. Currently the link contains the slides presented at the public meeting held September 26, 2018.

Sep. 26, 2018 Public Meeting Presentation

Boulevard of the Allies Ramp Betterment Project

Five ramps and bridges connecting the Boulevard of the Allies to I-376 Parkway East and other major arteries in Pittsburgh is slated to move forward as early as January 2022.

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