ICYMI: As part of our One Philly, One Future Budget, we announced our @StreetsPhila Pothole Squad. Coming to a neighborhood near you!

The new Reentry Center in Northeast Philadelphia stands as a testament to our commitment to supporting second chances — because our City believes in everyone’s ability to rebuild and reintegrate into our communities after incarceration.    It will be a symbol of hope, opportunity, and belief in the potential of EVERY person. Together, @PhillyPrisons and the Office of Reentry Services are paving the way for brighter futures for those who have paid their debts and are ready to rebuild their lives and reach their fullest potential.   #OnePhilly

To meet the standard of travel safety our region deserves, I expect SEPTA leadership to do everything possible to implement the recommendations of both the NTSB and the Federal Railroad Administration.

This morning was personal. Today we unveiled a City of Philadelphia Historical Marker in honor of my mentor, my political mother, my everything—Marian B. Tasco. How do you find words for someone who helped to shape your life? Marian saw promise in me when I was a young woman, hired me to serve alongside her in City Council, encouraged me to run for the Pennsylvania House, urged me to step up for the 9th Councilmanic District when she retired, and supported me every step of the way—even when I decided to run for Mayor of Philadelphia. As I’ve always said, I stand on the shoulders of so many incredible women who paved the way — but no one ever paved the way for me more than Marian Tasco. Today, we honor her legacy as a trailblazer, a kingmaker, and a fearless champion for Philadelphia. Boss Lady, congratulations. This marker is only a fraction of the true impact you’ve left on our city. ————————————— @CouncilmemberKJ @RepDwightEvans

Every voice matters, and every stakeholder will be at the table—because Philadelphians deserve nothing less. Not everyone has the luxury of a car or the option to call an Uber. For many, reliable transit is the difference between getting to work, keeping medical appointments, or making sure our kids get to school on time. I believe—wholeheartedly—that we can reach a resolution. But it’s going to take everyone, across party lines, working together with urgency and commitment. We are not giving up. But I urge every Philadelphian: please make a plan now so you and your family are prepared if the time comes. Because at the end of the day, this isn’t just politics—this is about people. And I will never stop fighting for you.