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Mission: The Congress of Neighboring Communities (CONNECT) brings together the City of Pittsburgh and surrounding municipalities to identify common public policy challenges and advocate for collective change on behalf of Allegheny County’s urban core.

06/11/2026

Stay CONNECTed! ☀️ The first CONNECT Newsletter of the summer is officially in your inbox.

Inside this edition, we’re covering:
🗓️ June Member Meeting details and RSVP
🏳️‍🌈 Local Pride Month events you won't want to miss
📞 Information on CONNECT onboarding calls for members
✅ And more!

CoRCon 2026 06/04/2026

On June 9, CONNECT’s Kelley Kelley and Joey Brantle will be presenting at the 7th Annual National Co-Responder Conference in Dallas, Texas (CoRCon 2026). Their presentation is entitled: "Building on Success: The Past, Present, and Future of Allegheny County LEAD." This conference brings together dedicated co-response and crisis response professionals aspiring to collaborate, innovate, and expand co-response and crisis response into the future. Learn more about CoRCon 2026:

CoRCon 2026 International Co-Responder Alliance7th Annual National Co-Responder Conference (CoRCon)Boots on the Ground, Eyes on the Stars. The CoRCon 2026 co-hosts are ICRA, the City of Dallas, Texas, the City of Round Rock, Texas, and

Photos from CONNECT's post 05/29/2026

Wrapping up May for CONNECT! 📈

This month, we honored with a new blog and a wellbeing support group. We also focused on community impact by networking with local leaders through events and presentations.

Learn more about what the CONNECT staff has been up to this month! ⬇️

05/28/2026

H2O Water Network is co-hosting “Working Together for Cleaner Streams,” a stormwater management workshop on Tuesday, June 2, 2026 from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM at The Whitehall House in Pittsburgh, PA.

Join for a day of networking, and learning with government, nonprofit and stormwater management colleagues. Plus, visit a stormwater management project in the Saw Mill Run Watershed and a real-world look at what effective stormwater work looks like on the ground.

This workshop is designed for anyone working at the intersection of water quality and community – municipal stormwater staff, watershed coordinators, conservation district employees, engineers, planners, and advocates. If cleaner streams are part of your mission, this room is for you.

A $25 donation is suggested. Register by May 29: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/working-together-for-cleaner-streams-topics-in-stormwater-management-tickets-1985442510997?aff=oddtdtcreator

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