As Pittsburgh crews struggle to plow and salt roads after a massive snowstorm, officials Thursday announced the PNC Foundation will give the city $2 million to buy new snow removal equipment. The foundation’s contribution will fund 15 new vehicles this year for the city’s Department of Public Works, Mayor Corey O’Connor said in a statement. “Pittsburgh deserves strong, reliable snow removal capabilities that keep our neighborhoods safe and our economy moving.”About a foot of snow pummeled the region Sunday. The city has reported dozens of snowplows breaking down while responding to the snow, though most of them have since returned to service. “This kind of investment from PNC shows that we’re all in this together and invested in the safety of our crews and our communities.”