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.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker framed the proposal to keep funding level as a second down payment on her plan to improve public ...
Mayor Cherelle Parker presented her $6.7 billion FY26 budget proposal to the Philadelphia City Council today, highlighting an $800 million housing plan, significant business tax cuts, and the ...
The campaign would receive $5 million in fiscal year 2026 and $30 million over next six years under new budget.
Parker has promised to have 30,000 units of housing built or rehabbed during her time in office. To fund the work, her budget calls for an increase to the realty transfer tax from 3.278% to 3.578% of ...
The mayor’s latest budget proposal calls on the city to borrow $800 million to create and preserve more affordable and market-rate units across the city.
Hizzoner tapped Adolfo Carrión Jr. to serve as deputy mayor for housing, economic development and workforce; Suzanne ...
Smithville Fire Chief Charlie Parker addressed the City Board of Mayor and Aldermen on Monday, March 3, at a workshop meeting ...
Philadelphia City Council has posted the schedule of 13 formal hearings and three public comment sessions for the fiscal year ...
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