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7 bills matching publicsafety

Transportation·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 18, 2024

New Parking Regulations Established Along Bailey to Folsom Streets in Philadelphia

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

240219

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City Government·LapsedIntroduced Jun 4, 2015

City Council Sends Proposed Changes to Emergency Management Office to Philly Voters in November Election Ballot

City Council sends proposed changes to Emergency Management Office to November ballot, giving voters a say in the agency's role and responsibilities.

150537

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City Government·LapsedIntroduced Feb 9, 2012

Council seeks to regulate use of mobile cranes in Philadelphia construction sites

Philadelphia's new crane regulations kick in today, imposing stricter rules on mobile cranes to ensure public safety and worker protection during construction projects across the city.

120082

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Budget & Finance·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 16, 2010

City Workers Get Option to Deduct PFAIA Dues from Paychecks Without Needing Approval.

Philadelphia homeowners face new fees under proposed legislation that would require property owners with vacant lots to pay $500 per year or risk fines of up to $1,000 per day if not maintained properly.

100794

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Budget & Finance·Signed Into LawSigned Nov 17, 2005

Finance Director to Transfer 640301 Dollars to Fuel Up City Firefighters Budget

Philadelphia firefighters are set to get a much-needed cash infusion as the city council votes on a plan to pump an extra $640,301 into their department's coffers, covering everything from salaries to equipment upgrades.

050823

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City Government·Signed Into LawSigned Dec 16, 2004

Council Moves to Regulate Hours of Operation on Residential Blocks Amid Rising Crime Concerns in Neighborhoods

Small Business Owners Face New Restrictions as Council Votes to Limit Late-Night Deliveries in Residential Areas, Citing Noise Complaints and Public Safety Worries.

040788-AA

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Public Safety·Signed Into LawSigned Apr 3, 2003

City Council Votes to Install All-Way Stop Signs on Thirteenth Street and Brown Street Intersection

Residents near Temple University are breathing a sigh of relief as City Council votes to install all-way stop signs at the notoriously hazardous Thirteenth and Brown streets intersection.

030102

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