Mayor Parker pushes to slash business taxes and spend millions on housing
Philadelphia would cut business tax rates every year and begin spending hundreds of millions of newly allocated dollars on housing and drug treatment programs under a proposed 2026 budget Mayor Cherelle Parker presented Thursday.
The campaign would receive $5 million in fiscal year 2026 and $30 million over next six years under new budget.
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Teacher salary increases a long-term priority for Philadelphia mayor in her education budgetPhiladelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker wants city public schools to eventually get a larger share of city property taxes. She ...
Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the creation of a new position ... s new L&I commissioner wants more efficiency and staff Philadelphia’s new L&I commissioner wants more efficiency and staff ...
Mayor Cherelle Parker is a little more than a month into her second year leading Philadelphia. And on Wednesday, the city's 100th mayor laid out some of her priorities for 2025 during the Chamber ...
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker launched an initiative to create and preserve 30,000 housing units in the city. Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker is ready to put her money where her mouth is when ...
The Philadelphia Taking Care of Business Clean Corridors Program released its key achievements from its first year under ...
Lawrence touted Parker’s hiring of a new chief housing and urban development officer, Angela Brooks, to spearhead the 30,000-unit plan. She comes from Chicago, where she worked for an affordable ...
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