The agenda features several proclamations honoring local individuals, organizations, and observances, including Slovak Constitution Day, Love Your Library Month, Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and various retirement and career achievement recognitions. Legislative items include the introduction of ordinances to establish guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence in political campaigns and to clarify legal standards for transporting county jail residents for off-site medical treatment. The council will also review motions authorizing payment for professional litigation services and scheduling public hearings for October. Additionally, the agenda includes a notification of executive actions approved during the previous month.
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The board meeting agenda focuses on preparations for the 2026 General Election, the consideration of Resolution 3 of 2026, and a motion related to naturalization voter registration.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
Allegheny County Council Regular Meeting
The Council convened to present several proclamations, including those recognizing the Allegheny County Sheriff's Office, various summer interns, the Barrel & Flow brew festival, and community milestones. An executive session was held to discuss the Sheriff's Lawsuit, resulting in a split vote on the motion to appeal the verdict. New ordinances were introduced regarding revisions to the Health Department's rules and regulations on housing, environment, plumbing, and building drainage. Additionally, a resolution was approved to facilitate tax-exempt financing for a project at Chatham University through the Allegheny County Higher Education Building Authority. The Council also received a communication summarizing approved Executive actions from the prior month.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Allegheny County Council Regular Meeting
The County Council meeting included several legislative actions and proclamations. Proclamations were issued honoring Kori Wilson for civic engagement, Marcy Lee Nord for her retirement, the Anti-Capitalist Bowling League champions, Warden Trevor Wingard, Young Brothers Bar, Green Tree Borough, and the United States Steel Corporation. Legislative actions included amendments to the 2026 Grants and Special Accounts Budget, the establishment of term limits for appointments to County entities, and a resolution supporting staffing standards for nurses and advanced practitioners at Magee-Womens Hospital. Furthermore, the Council urged the expansion of Allegheny Connect, repealed a previous ordinance, adopted a motion to reduce stormwater runoff, and requested a re-evaluation of the chaperone policy for County swimming pools.
