Pittsburgh City Council today returned to its meeting chamber early from its August recess, introduced legislation related to next month's G-20 Summit, and demanded more information before a vote on a variety of financial and safety matters.
"There's clearly a gap" in the budget for the summit, expected to bring world leaders and big protests, said council Public Safety Chair Bruce Kraus. There's also a gap in services in city neighborhoods, like lot clean-up, building demolition, and the kind of preventive policing needed to stem murders in the South Hills neighborhoods he represents, he said.
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