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Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's Clean Team Combats Graffiti

Street-level graffiti detracts from the vibrancy of our Downtown neighborhood and contributes to public perception that Downtown is not well cared for and unsafe. But thanks to the PDP's Clean Team, graffiti doesn't stand a chance!  The PDP's Clean Team Program offers graffiti removal to property owners  within the boundaries of the Downtown Business Improvement District. Our policy is to be as aggressive and committed as time and manpower permit. 

Do you have graffiti you'd like removed from your Downtown property? Just call the Clean Team at (412) 589-0110.  All we need is a signed  "Graffiti Removal Release Form" to get started.

When you're out and about Downtown and see graffiti, take a picture of it and send it to us via e-mail at phochendoner@block-by-block.com. Or, simply tweet the photo to us via Twitter @DowntownPitt, and include the graffiti location or building. Thanks for helping us keep Downtown beautiful and graffiti-free!

Attacking Graffiti

Street-level graffiti detracts from the beauty of our  Downtown neighborhood and contributes to public perception that Downtown is not well cared for and unsafe. But thanks to the PDP's Clean Team Program, graffiti doesn't stand a chance in our vibrant, urban neighborhood!

The PDP's Clean Team Program offers graffiti removal to property owners  within the boundaries of the Downtown Business Improvement District (BID). Our policy is to be as aggressive and committed as time and manpower permit. 

Graffiti: What Can Be Done?

Help us identify graffiti in your area

• Removing graffiti: If there's graffiti on your Downtown property, the Clean Team will take care of it! All we need to get started is a signed release form by the Property Owner or Manager.
   
• Reporting graffiti: Call the Clean Team Help Line at (412) 589-0110 or send us an e-mail. If you have a smartphone handy, take a photo of the graffiti site and send it to us via e-mail or Twitter @DowntownPitt.
   
• Learn more about the City of Pittsburgh's ordinances on graffiti.