Greetings and Happy New Year! On behalf of the board of Allegheny City Central Association, we wish you all a happy and healthy year ahead. As we enter this New Year we reflect on what we’ve accomplished this past year and what we hope to accomplish in 2015.
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ACCA is requesting proposals for the development of fourteen vacant lots on Alpine and one on Carrington. Interested parties may respond with proposals for individual or multiple properties. The intent of this development is to create a significant impact on the 200 block of Alpine Avenue. Proposals should be consistent with related goals in ACCA’s Community Master Plan. Proposals are due by December 5, 2014.
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University of Pittsburgh students arrived at Allegheny City Central to weed and mulch Mechanics Retreat Park, Drover Park, and trees along lower Brighton Road. Each year Pitt sends students to neighborhoods throughout Pittsburgh as part of National Make a Difference Day.
Read more ...At the general membership meeting on Monday, May 12, ACCA members voted unanimously to elect eight residents to the board of directors.
Read more ...At the Allegheny City Central (ACCA) general membership meeting on Monday, May 12, 2014, members will vote for individuals to fill open positions on the board of directors. Those elected will serve for two years, through May 2016, and join seven other board members whose terms expire in 2015.
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The Allegheny City Central Association Board of Directors is expanding the role of Tom Hardy, development consultant, to include duties as the association’s executive director.
Read more ...Allegheny City Central Association (ACCA) is currently seeking candidates for a part-time (20-30 hours per week) Consultant position.
Read more ...This year, we celebrate a new sense of who we are as a community. Allegheny City Central Association’s new annual report highlights what we’ve accomplished and offers a shared vision for our future. Read the 2013 ACCA Annual Report here.
Read more ...The ACCA is requesting proposals for development of properties it controls. These properties include both vacant structures and vacant lots.
Read more ...Since the community overwhelmingly voted in September to market our community as Allegheny City Central (ACC), residents may be wondering when to expect to see the new brand emerge.
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