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City Hall Roll Call

Welcome to City Hall Roll Call, a summary of City Council’s weekly Stated Meeting. For a full play-by-play of the Council session, including speeches and public comment, be sure to follow Lauren Vidas on Twitter, @BroadAndMarket.

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2021

City Hall Roll Call: December 2, 2021

Council passes compromise "Streeteries" legislation

City Hall Roll Call: November 18th, 2021

Council considers additional disclosures for commercial landlords

City Hall Roll Call: November 4th, 2021

Council considering expanded access and standing to zoning appeals

City Hall Roll Call: October 28, 2021

City looks to pilot dynamic parking pricing

City Hall Roll Call: October 21, 2021

"Who is in charge in this city?"

City Hall Roll Call: October 14, 2021

"Driving Equality" bills receive final Council approval

🎉Inaugural City Hall Roll Call: March 25, 2021

Council pays tribute to "Philadelphia treasure" and "barrier breaker," Dr. Emma C. Chappell

City Hall Roll Call: April 8, 2021

Will Tax Reform be on Council's Spring Agenda?