On June 12, Philadelphia City Council approved Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s $6.8 billion ‘One Philly 2.0’ budget, finalizing the city’s fiscal priorities for the coming year. With major investments in public safety, clean and green initiatives, economic opportunity, housing, and education, the FY26 budget reflects the administration’s long-term goals—including a historic $2 billion investment in the Housing Opportunities Made Easy (H.O.M.E.) Plan.
Join C70’s Program Director, Tanisha Bezue, and VP of External Affairs, Andrew McGinley, on Thursday, July 10 at 5:30 PM for the final session in our three-part webinar series on Philadelphia’s city budget. Together, they’ll break down the final FY26 budget, discuss the political dynamics behind key decisions, and reflect on the ways community voices influenced the process.
What You’ll Learn:
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Key Takeaways from the FY26 Budget – What changed, what stayed, and what the numbers tell us
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The Politics Behind the Process – How negotiations and Council dynamics shaped the final deal
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What Comes Next – Staying informed and involved before the next budget cycle begins
This session is designed for residents, advocates, and community leaders who want to better understand the city’s final spending decisions—and what they mean for neighborhoods across Philadelphia.
Register now to join this important conversation and take a step toward shaping Philadelphia’s future!