John P. Robin Civic Building – Pittsburgh, PA

Municipal Services Center at 412 Boulevard of the Allies

Housing, Planning, and Development Hub

The facility at 412 Boulevard of the Allies now serves as the primary headquarters for several key City of Pittsburgh departments and authorities that were formerly housed in the John P. Robin Civic Building (200 Ross Street). This modern government center acts as a comprehensive ”One-Stop Shop” for development and housing services, streamlining access for residents, developers, and business owners.

• Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (HACP): Administers public housing programs, Section 8 vouchers, and affordable housing initiatives.
• Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA): Focuses on economic development, business loans, and neighborhood revitalization projects.
• Department of City Planning: Manages zoning, long-range planning, and design reviews for the city.
• Permits, Licenses, and Inspections (PLI): Issues building permits, trade licenses, and conducts code enforcement inspections.

Visitor Services

This centralized location allows citizens to address multiple municipal needs in one visit, from applying for a building permit to seeking housing assistance. The building features modern amenities and is fully accessible. Visitors should be prepared for security checks upon entry. The consolidation of these agencies improves collaboration and efficiency in city operations.