Legislation

Council Approves New Salary Plan for City Officials Based on Annual Compensation Standards

City Hall Shake-Up: New Measure Would Cut Parking Privileges for Elected Officials, Focusing on Public Transit Instead This reform aims to promote sustainable transportation habits among Philadelphia's leaders, who currently get free parking in city garages and lots.

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City Officials Could Run for Office Without Quitting First Under Proposed Philly Charter Change

City officials could soon be able to run for public office without quitting their current jobs first, under a proposed change to the city's charter. The plan would also limit terms in office for Council members and the City Controller.

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Council proposes updated conflict-of-interest rules for city officials and employees in revised ethics standards.

City officials face stricter conflict of interest rules as Philadelphia City Council votes on ethics overhaul. The updated standards aim to prevent city employees from taking actions that benefit themselves financially.

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Philadelphia City Officials Can Run for Other Offices Without Resigning First

Philadelphia City Council approved a measure allowing its members to simultaneously hold city office and seek federal or state positions, potentially impacting mayoral hopefuls. Local leaders weigh in on the implications for accountability and voter representation.

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City Council Moves to Mandate Ethics Training for All Future Elected Officials Immediately

Philadelphia City Council votes to put mandatory ethics training on November ballot, requiring all future elected officials to undergo training before taking office.

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City Officials Set to Receive Pay Hikes Amid Changes to Cost of Living Adjustment Provisions

Pay Raise Ahead for Philly Council Members as Bill Proposes 3-Percent Salary Increase, Prompting Concerns Over Equity and Accountability Among City Employees Making Less Than $50,000.

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