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13 bills matching Lozada, public-safety

Civil Rights·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 23, 2026

Philadelphia City Agencies Must Keep Immigration Data Secret from Cops

Philadelphia residents who are undocumented or have family members in the country illegally could be protected under new proposed rules that shield their personal data from local law enforcement.

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Public Safety·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 23, 2026

Philadelphia Police Ordered to Clearly Display Badges and Official IDs at All Times On Duty

Philadelphia police are now required to visibly display their badges and official IDs at all times while on duty, a move aimed at transparency and accountability.

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Public Safety·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 23, 2026

City Council Tries to Shield Philly's Immigrants from Police Checkpoints and Enforcement Actions Daily

A proposed law would prevent police from enforcing federal immigration laws within city limits, sparking debate over public safety and the rights of undocumented immigrants living in Philly's neighborhoods.

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Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Jun 12, 2025

Anchor Street Neighborhoods Get New Parking Rules to Enhance Traffic Flow and Safety

This bill establishes parking regulations in several Philadelphia neighborhoods to improve traffic flow and safety.

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Business & Commerce·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 5, 2024

Littering Prohibited Near Street Vendors in Philadelphia to Increase Public Safety

This bill adds penalties and prohibitions to prevent littering around mobile providers of goods in Philadelphia.

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Environment·Signed Into LawSigned May 30, 2024

City Secures Grant Funds to Safeguard Slope Easements Near Hunting Park Avenue's Vulnerable Hillsides Daily

Philadelphia has secured a grant to protect two areas near Hunting Park Avenue from landslides, safeguarding public safety. The acceptance of these slope easements comes with specific terms and conditions.

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Business & Commerce·IntroducedIntroduced Mar 14, 2024

Philadelphia Council Votes To Rein In Late Night Hours For Kensington Area Businesses Starting Immediately

Businesses in Kensington area must now operate between 6am and 11pm, with fines for those that stay open later; restrictions are set to expire on January 1, 2028.

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City Government·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 11, 2024

City Officials Must Report Use of Life-Saving Opioid Antidotes to Council by End of Month

Philadelphia officials must report use of opioid antidotes to City Council by month's end, following passage of new bill requiring transparency in life-saving treatments. City Council voted 16-0 to mandate reports from the Office of the Managing Director.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Mar 14, 2024

Council Moves Forward with Expanded Traffic Calming Measures for City's Recreation Hubs

This bill expands traffic calming measures in Philadelphia by allowing the Department of Streets to install them near recreation centers, playgrounds, parks, and libraries.

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Zoning & Development·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 11, 2024

City Officials Ordered to Report on Growing Homeless Camping Problem in Philadelphia Streets

City officials must now report to Council about homeless camps violating city rules and the city's efforts to address them. The Office of the Managing Director is required to submit regular reports on impermissible camping activities.

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Community & Neighborhoods·LapsedIntroduced Nov 16, 2023

City Rolls Out Traffic Calming Measures at Recreation Centers Across Philadelphia Today

The City of Philadelphia is expanding its traffic calming measure program to include recreation centers, allowing the Department of Streets to install speed bumps and other safety features around these locations. The changes are set to take effect with certain terms and conditions.

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Public Health·LapsedIntroduced Nov 16, 2023

Council proposed adding new chapter to Philly Code requiring quarterly opioid antidote reports

City Council requires quarterly reports on opioid antidote use, including data on frequency and location of administration, from the Office of the Managing Director. The new requirement aims to shed light on the City's use of overdose-reversing medication.

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Public Health·Signed Into LawSigned Sep 28, 2023

Philadelphia Council Votes to Allow Narcotics Injection Sites in Select Neighborhoods Under Strict Regulations

This bill creates a new 'Narcotics Injection Sites Overlay District' in specific neighborhoods of Philadelphia.

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