The Pittsburgh Police Bureau will send officers to Washington, D.C. to help provide security for the inauguration.
Pittsburgh City officials say there is no cost to Pittsburgh taxpayers. The federal government foots the bill- including transportation and hotel costs- and additional insurance.
Pittsburgh City Council says the move represents an opportunity for the city to contribute to a large event, and one day, have the favor returned if the City of Pittsburgh ever needs additional help.
The Franklin Regional High School Band will represent Pennsylvania in the inaugural parade.
Western Pennsylvania native Jackie Evancho will perform the national anthem at the inauguration.
