Explore Pittsburgh building permits, police incident data, and P zoning in Highland Park, the East End neighborhood around the Pittsburgh Zoo.
Search this neighborhoodHighland Park is an East End neighborhood named for Highland Park, the city's regional park that covers nearly half of its land, with the Highland Park Reservoir and the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium inside it. The neighborhood's northern edge is on the Allegheny River.
Union Project, a converted church that is now a community center, is on North Negley Avenue, and the Fulton Elementary School and Heth's Park are also in the neighborhood. Single-Unit Detached Residential Low and Moderate Density districts cover most of the remaining land. PRT routes 71B, 71A and 75 serve the neighborhood.
CivicScout tracks Pittsburgh Bureau of Police reported incidents that carry a location and open code enforcement cases for any searched address in Highland Park. Police publish no location for sex offenses, so located counts understate violent crime. CivicScout does not have traffic crash data for Pittsburgh.
View safety data →Permits filed in Highland Park since mid-2024 are mostly building and development applications and electrical permits.
View permits →Major construction and high-impact permits — see what’s changing across the neighborhood.
View new construction →Zoning in Highland Park is mostly Parks and Open Space (P), Single-Unit Detached Residential Low Density (R1D-L), and Single-Unit Detached Residential Moderate Density (R1D-M), by area; the exact district varies by parcel.
View zoning →The zoned public schools assigned by attendance boundary.
View schools →A CivicScout report for any Highland Park address combines permits, police incidents, 311 requests, code violations, parks and zoning within a half mile.
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