PITTSBURGH — Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh are taking action, creating a new team to better serve and protect victims of domestic violence.
“Every day in Allegheny County our 911 operators take 80 calls related to domestic violence,” said county executive Rich Fitzgerald.
Today, Fitzgerald and Pittsburgh mayor Ed Gainey announced the creation of the intimate partner violence reform leadership team. The team is made up of local leaders in the fields of criminal justice and community services.
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