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City Hall Roll Call: September 30, 2021

Domb introduces proposal to make outdoor dining a permanent fixture in Philadelphia

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City Hall Roll Call: September 23, 2021

Public Safety Committee Advances Driving Equality Bill to Full Body

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City Hall Roll Call: October 14, 2021

"Driving Equality" bills receive final Council approval

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City Hall Roll Call: May 27, 2021

Council introduces hiring reforms for City workforce

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City Hall Roll Call: June 24, 2021

City Council Passes Budget, Adjourns for Summer

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City Hall Roll Call: September 17, 2021

Council is back with a renewed focus on housing and development

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City Hall Roll Call: June 10th, 2021

The Budget Clock ticks down

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The Committee of Seventy Expands “How Philly Works Guide” to Multiple Languages

The Committee of Seventy was joined by The Welcoming Center, Philadelphia City Councilmember Isaiah Thomas, Philadelphia Chairman Commissioner Omar Sabir, Philadelphia Commissioner Seth Bluestein and community partners to announce that its How Philly Works Guide is now available in Spanish and Chinese, with a French version expected to be released soon.

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Written Testimony on “Putting People First at City Hall”

Philadelphia City Council Committee on Commerce & Economic Development

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City Hall Roll Call: June 17, 2021

Budget negotiations continue as deadline approaches

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