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Allentown Community Development Corporation (ACDC)
The Allentown Community Development Corporation is a non-profit organization in the City of Pittsburgh's Allentown neighborhood. Their goal is to make Allentown a premier place to live, work, shop, and play. They feel that through proactive community involvement, they can make Allentown a better place. Through the dedication of their board members, CDC members, staff, and elected officials, we feel we can help promote Allentown in a positive manner.

For more information please visit the Allentown Community Development Corporation website...
http://www.allentownalive.org/

Beltzhoover Citizens Community Development Corporation (BCCDC)


Beltzhoover Neighborhood Council (BNC)


Carrick Community Council (CCC)
The Carrick Neighborhood Group is a 501c3 non-profit organization located in the Carrick neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh. For more information please visit the CNG website...
http://www.carrickpa.com/


Hilltop Economic Development Corporation (HEDC)
The Hilltop Economic Development Corporation is a 501c3 non-profit community development corporation dedicated to serving Pittsburgh’s hilltop neighborhoods of Arlington, Bon Air, Knoxville and Mt. Oliver.The HEDC was founded in 2007 by a committed group of community stakeholders who wish to see the Hilltop neighborhoods grow and thrive as safe, healthy and enjoyable neighborhoods to live and work in. For more information please visit the Hilltop Economic Development Corporation...
http://www.hilltopedc.org/


Mount Oliver City / St. Clair Block Watch
In approximately 1984 MOPAC (Mt. Oliver Pittsburgh Action Coalition) was formed.  The monthly meetings were held at St. Joseph’s Convent on Cathedral Avenue (now Potter’s House Multi-Education Building) and were well attended by residents of Mt. Oliver City as well as Mt. Oliver Borough.  There were officers and a duly constituted Board in place.  MOPAC became affiliated with Arlington Civic Council in 1987 and worked with that Council until 1999.  At that time the Mount Oliver City Block Watch was formed and now work independently.