Pride Event Participation and Porchmont Launch
Summary
The borough's porch-crawl event is five weeks out, with 26 porches signed up and more expected. Decisions on t-shirts, host bags, signage, and the map deadline will shape how visible and successful the event is.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
The board is spending well under its available event budget — about $160 on host-bag supplies plus coozies, with free t-shirt printing from a local business.
Dormont residents and local businesses get a free community event that boosts neighborhood connections and local visibility.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Human Relations Commission - Aug 18, 2026
The borough's porch-crawl event is five weeks out, with 26 porches signed up and more expected. Decisions on t-shirts, host bags, signage, and the map deadline will shape how visible and successful the event is.
Human Relations Commission - Jun 16, 2026
Volunteers will refresh last year's spray-painted Porchmont signs on July 12 at the Dormont Park ball field pavilion, aiming for about 40 signs. The event also aims to build a pool of repeat volunteers for packet assembly and delivery in late summer.
Human Relations Commission - May 19, 2026
The HRC will host a booth at Dormont Pride (1–8 p.m.) with an interactive board asking where people find queer community, plus recruitment for the Porchmont home event launching the last weekend of June. Website, registration form, and signage work is split among members.
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