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City of Philadelphia Launches Mobile Site to Locate Lactation Spaces for Public Use

Philadelphia launched the Lactation Spaces Finder App to help nursing parents find accessible lactation spaces in the city. The initiative aligns with the PUMP Act, which mandates reasonable break time and private spaces for nursing employees. Mayor Cherelle Parker emphasized the app's role in promoting inclusivity and support for families.

The public health approach to gun violence prevention Board of Health

The City of Philadelphia emphasizes a public health approach to gun violence prevention in its latest initiative. The Board of Health aims to address gun violence as a significant health issue impacting community well-being.

Your voice matters How the Department of Records helps you have a say in City rules

Philadelphia's Department of Records ensures residents can voice their opinions on new or changing city regulations. When a city department proposes a regulation, it must be publicly posted and allows a 30-day review period for public hearings, ensuring transparency and accountability. Citizens can request hearings to discuss how these regulations may impact their lives.

Big changes are coming for 2025 taxes, dont miss these workshops

Philadelphia officials will host workshops on significant tax changes for the 2025 fiscal year. The events will take place at Where Ciao Events from June 12 to June 25, aiming to inform businesses about new tax regulations. Participation is crucial for local businesses to adapt to these changes.

A whole new Space Jam Paul George Foundation to send Philly students to space camp

Paul George and his foundation will send five students from Philadelphia to space camp this summer. The initiative aims to inspire youth in STEM fields, reflecting George's commitment to educational opportunities for underserved communities.

City Council passes budget, Parkers housing plan

Mayor Cherelle Parker celebrated the approval of her second city budget, totaling approximately $13.4 billion, which includes an $800 million bond for her housing initiative. The budget also features business tax cuts and aims to support public transit with nearly $800 million allocated to SEPTA over five years.

Philadelphia 2025 public pool opening schedule Philadelphia Parks Recreation

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation announced the public pool opening schedule for summer 2025. Residents can expect to enjoy the city's pools, which will be open for recreational use starting this season. The announcement aims to encourage community engagement and summer activities.

FIFA Club World Cup 2025 A public safety guide to Philadelphia

Philadelphia officials released a public safety guide ahead of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. The guide outlines security measures and emergency protocols to ensure visitor safety during the event.

Eight questions answered about Philly property taxes Department of Revenue

The Philadelphia Department of Revenue addresses common queries regarding property taxes in a recent article. The piece provides essential information to help residents navigate their real estate tax obligations effectively.

Green Space Stamp Rally lets locals win prizes for exploring Germantown

Germantown's Green Space Stamp Rally returns, encouraging exploration of local parks and cultural sites until June 21, 2025. Participants can collect stamps and answer questions for prizes, including custom water bottles and memberships. The initiative aims to promote community engagement and discovery of unique green spaces.

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