The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) is continuing its milling and paving program during the week of November 2/26. Streets scheduled for milling include Maytide Street and Lynnbrook Avenue, while paving will occur on Modoc Way and Antwerp Way, among others.

The complete schedule is available online.

Press Release: City of Pittsburgh

Reproduced in full from the City of Pittsburgh.

City of Pittsburgh Milling and Paving Schedule Week of November 2/26

Pittsburgh, PA: The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI) is continuing the 2026 milling and paving program next week.

Streets being milled next week include:

  • Maytide Street from Bethesda Street to Saw Mill Run Boulevard
  • Lynnbrook Avenue from Fiat Street to the dead end
  • Bartlett Street from Murray Avenue to Shady Avenue

Streets being paved next week include:

  • Modoc Way from 47th Street to Cotton Way
  • Modoc Street from 48th Street to the dead end
  • Antwerp Way from Lycurgus Way to Eden Way
  • Lycurgus Way from 47th Street to Cotton Way
  • Edgerton Avenue from South Dallas Avenue to South Murtland Street
  • Gibbs Way from Edgerton Avenue to the dead end
  • Pinnacle Way from Willard Street to the dead end
  • Willard Street from South Dallas Avenue to the dead end
  • Maytide Street from Bethesda Street to Saw Mill Run Boulevard
  • Lynnbrook Avenue from Fiat Street to the dead end

The schedule for this week is available here online. Streets and dates are subject to change or be postponed due to weather or other factors.

The City of Pittsburgh’s street resurfacing program supports asphalt street resurfacing, ADA curb ramp upgrades on paved streets, and repair of concrete, brick and block stone streets throughout Pittsburgh.

In addition to the streets resurfaced by the City of Pittsburgh, additional mileage will be resurfaced through cooperation agreements with local public utilities. Mechanical patching will improve many miles more by addressing particular trouble spots on otherwise acceptable street corridors.

Streets scheduled for resurfacing will be posted weekly on DOMI’s website and will be publicized through city social media channels.