The city is currently seeking public input on three projects of interest to the neighborhood. Submit your feedback today! *Concerned about traffic and pedestrian & bike safety in the neighborhood? *Please use this Google form <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSco26MR9MPaK-Y8vU8JN6I8mcQqkPn5ngi6vjqSTv5xBgypDw/viewform> to submit a request that a street be considered for traffic calming as part of the city's Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program <https://engage.pittsburghpa.gov/neighborhood-traffic-calming>. Part of how these projects will be prioritized is public input and the squeaky wheel gets the grease, so fill out this Google form today! <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSco26MR9MPaK-Y8vU8JN6I8mcQqkPn5ngi6vjqSTv5xBgypDw/viewform> To submit more than one street for consideration, fill out the form for a single street and after you hit "submit", you will be asked if you'd like to submit another street for consideration. The form asks for your Council District; Highland Park is in District 7. *East Liberty Traffic Concerns? *According to the city's pedestrian safety action plan, due to recent and projected development, East Liberty is one of the top neighborhoods for current and projected pedestrian and bicycle crashes. Therefore, the City is developing an East Liberty Traffic Safety & Mobility Plan <https://engage.pittsburghpa.gov/east-liberty-safety-and-mobility-improvement-plan> and identifying potential traffic and mobility issues through data and community engagement. Take this survey <https://engage.pittsburghpa.gov/east-liberty-safety-and-mobility-improvement-plan> to let the city know your East Liberty-specific transportation concerns and suggestions. Note that Stanton Ave is the border between East Liberty and Highland Park, so Stanton Ave intersections can be included in feedback for this project, too. *Wild about urban wildlife? *What should individuals and the city do - or *not *do - as we share our space with deer, opossums, rats, birds, bunnies, and other critters? The City of Pittsburgh is developing an Urban Wildlife Guidebook for residents regarding the ins and outs of urban wildlife. Visit this website <https://engage.pittsburghpa.gov/urban-wildlife-guidebook>to learn more about the city's plans and to take a poll to provide your thoughts and concerns. -- Click here to visit our website <https://hpccpgh.org/>