Please take a moment to Read our 2012 Annual Report.

GOAL 1: MAKE DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGHSAFE, CLEAN, EFFICIENT & MANAGEABLEThe Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership continuedto provide vital cleaning and safety services to theBusiness Improvement District throughout 2012.We recognize the importance of ensuring thatDowntown is a safe and attractive place to visit, liveand do business, and worked to continually improveour services – providing them more efficiently whileeducating our staff to adapt best industry practices.The PDP’s Transportation Management Association (TMA), one of three in thePittsburgh region, endeavored to improve access to and around Downtown formotorists, transit riders, bicyclists and pedestrians with a focus on safety issues andencouragement of multi-modal transportation.CLEAN & STREET TEAMCLEAN TEAMLabor Hours Performed: 28,230Trash Removed: 1.225 million poundsGraffiti Tags Removed: 3,315Equipment Hours Utilized: 1,626Miles of Sidewalks Power Washed: 23.7Trash Cans Refurbished: 30New Cigarette Urns Installed: 80Hospitality Assistance Provided: 12,293STREET TEAMPanhandling Incidents Addressed: 440Homeless Outreach ContactsInitiated: 643Clothing Collected: 509Emergency Services Requested: 51In 2012 public transit was again a major focus of the PDP’s transportation efforts.In March the completed North Shore Connector opened up easy access to theNorth Shore, better connecting to the amenities of Downtown. The PDP led effortsto develop a model to solicit sponsorships and support which provided the groundwork that led the Pittsburgh Steelers, Rivers Casino, Alco Parking Corporation andthe Stadium Authority of the City of Pittsburgh to reach an agreement with the PortAuthority to provide funding that expands the free fare zone to the new AlleghenyStation on the North Shore.OUR APPROACH FOR 2013The core of our work as a Business Improvement District is to enhance theexperience offered to users of Downtown. We are very proud of the results of ourClean and Safe program and will continue to partner with the City of Pittsburghto ensure this success continues. This year, we will:• Create sustainable revenue streams that will allow us to continue our successfulvolunteer program to clean and green Downtown.• Work with homeless service providers to deliver more comprehensive and higherquality services to the homeless community.• Support the reopening of Mellon Square with the City of Pittsburgh and thePittsburgh Parks Conservancy to ensure Mellon Square is a great public space bysupporting maintenance and programming in the park.• Work with the City and private property owners to improve infrastructuremaintenance, developing new sidewalk standards in Downtown Pittsburgh.2012 — THE YEAR IN DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGHJANUARY 2012• PDP participates in MLKDay Toiletry Drive withPittsburgh CaresFEBRUARY 2012• Downtown Retail TaskForce kicks off• Pittsburgh is namedone of the Top 20 MostRomantic Cities in the U.S.by Amazon.comMARCH 2012• Plans are announced forEuropean-style Holiday Market inMarket Square• North Shore Connector opens• Kick off of Project Pop Up and Tour2 2012 ANNUAL REPORT