Some city uniforms, vehicles may sport advertisements

January 21, 2013 12:04 am

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Pittsburgh City Council gave preliminary approval last week to a bill that would allow advertising and sponsorship on a range of city assets, including Department of Public Works uniforms, park benches and some city vehicles.

The city believes the program could bring in a half-million dollars in revenue.

Public safety vehicles -- firetrucks, ambulances and police cars -- could not become canvases for advertisements, but other city vehicles could. The sides of city buildings, council chambers and the mayor's office also would be off-limits.

The bill is up for a final vote on Tuesday.


First Published January 21, 2013 12:00 am

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