Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Zone 5

A huge thank you to the East Liberty Target for their incredible generosity over the last two weeks. They donated 40 frozen turkeys, 15 frozen hams, and 40 boxes of non-perishable items to support local families.

With the dedicated help of our Zone 5 officers, these items were distributed throughout the community to ensure those in need were fed. We are grateful to have Target as a partner that consistently shows up for our neighborhood.

Attention Zone 5 residents! We will now be sharing a monthly newsletter for those who live, work, and play in the neighborhoods of Police Zone 5. Get safety-related updates, information on community-based events, and learn about violence prevention resources available in our neighborhoods.

Read the April 2026 Newsletter here: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Zone-5-Community-News---April-2026.html?soid=1131983021101&aid=6EpZdy9TSOA

This monthly resource is brought to you by your Zone 5 Safer Together Coordinator Emily Embrey. Safer Together is a program of the Office of Community Services & Violence Prevention in the Department of Public Safety.

Sign up for the monthly Zone 5 Community Newsletter here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/YYL6Ivj

Zone 5 Community News - April 2026 Email from City of Pittsburgh Welcome to our NEW Zone 5 Community Newsletter       Zone 5 Community News April 2026   A monthly resource for those who live, work, and play in the neighborhoods of Poli

On Saturday, March 21st, the Office of Community Health & Safety's Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) team will be tabling at the "Better Together" community event.

This event is centered on access and education to health and wellness, and provides free wellness screenings and a free meal for attendees.

⏰ Saturday, March 21 from 10am-1pm
📍 Homewood-Brushton YMCA (7140 Bennett St)

This week, Acting Police Chief Lando and Acting Public Safety Director Williams met with the City’s Safer Together Coordinators from the Office of Community Services & Violence Prevention to collaborate on new and innovative ways to best serve Pittsburgh communities.

Safer Together Coordinators work in the six zones throughout the city to connect residents with Public Safety resources and help strengthen relationships with first responders in their communities.

Zone 5 residents, a reminder that your Zone 5 Safer Together Coordinator is Emily Embrey! If you have public safety specific questions, suggestions, or concerns about Zone 5, contact Emily at [email protected].

Learn more about the Office of Community Services & Violence Prevention ➡ https://www.pittsburghpa.gov/Safety/Public-Safety/Violence-Prevention/Office-of-Community-Services-Violence-Prevention

Attention Zone 5 residents!

The Zone 5 resident-led Public Safety Council (Zone 5 PSC) will host their monthly meeting next Tuesday, February 10 from 6-8pm at the Kingsley Association (6435 Frankstown Ave).

The guest speaker will be Mayor Corey O'Connor.

The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is hosting a Winter Clothing Drive for resolve Crisis Services.

Starting Friday, January 23rd through Saturday, February 28th, PBP will be collecting new and gently used items for those in need. Items needed include new underwear, socks, bras, and gently used gloves, scarves, and coats of all sizes.

Drop off locations include:
▪️ Police headquarters - 1203 Western Ave
▪️ Zone 1 - 1501 Brighton Rd
▪️ Zone 2 - 2000 Centre Ave
▪️ Zone 3 - 830 E Warrington Ave
▪️ Zone 4 - 5858 Northumberland St
▪️ Zone 5 - 1401 Washington Blvd
▪️ Zone 6 - 312 S Main St
▪️ Downtown Public Safety Center - 439 Wood St
▪️ Northview Heights Calvin M. Hall Public Safety Center - 443 Mt Pleasant Rd

Thank you in advance to all who donate!

https://www.upmc.com/services/behavioral-health/programs/emergency-crisis/resolve-crisis-services