PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh officials are now taking applications from residents who need help maintaining their lawn.
This is part of the city’s “City Cuts” initiative, which provides free lawn care services to elderly, veteran and disabled residents. The service will be provided twice a month, weather permitting, from summer through early mid-fall.
Applicants must reside in the City of Pittsburgh limits, own the property or be responsible for the grass cutting of the property, lack social or financial means to cut their own lawns, and meet one or more of the follow qualifications:
- Be 62 years or older
- Be a veteran
- Have a disability that prohibits you from cutting grass
- Income at or below 150% below Federal Poverty Guideline
The service has limited availability and applications will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications close on April 21.
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