Out from Street's shadow: Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke's journey
There was a time when Philadelphia's City Council President didn’t even want to be an elected official.
There was a time when Philadelphia's City Council President didn’t even want to be an elected official.
As of Sept. 25, police have recorded 244 homicides this year, a 10 percent increase compared with the same date in 2017. The mayor is taking action.
The bill will prevent the city from doing business companies defined as "tax inversion companies."
Una propuesta de desarrollo presentada por el presidente del concejo Darrell Clarke en septiembre pasado, que propone reunir a cinco agencias de la ciudad bajo un solo departamento
A development bill introduced by City Council President Darrell Clarke in September that proposes to put the duties of five agencies under one single department.
Durante la primera audiencia sobre el presupuesto, miembros del concejo sugirieron fondos adicionales para las escuelas...pero por otros medios.
The first of what is expected to become two months of testimonies and hearings to analyze Mayor Nutter’s budget proposal kicked off Tuesday, focused on the five-year plan.
Una nueva resolución que autoriza la creación de una comisión especial de “Oportunidades de Energía” para Filadelfia fue presentada por el concejal ‘at-large’ David Oh, y patrocinada por todos los miembros del concejo local.
El presidente del Concejo de Filadelfia Darrell Clarke anunció que cuenta con un plan alternativo para Philadelphia Gas Works, en el que la ciudad pueda retener la propiedad de la compañía.
City Council president Darrell Clarke has an alternative plan in mind for Philadelphia Gas Works, in which the city retained ownership of the company.
UIL Holdings Corp. decidió cancelar su oferta de $1,86 mil millones para comprar la compañía Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW), a pesar de que en el proyecto original la propuesta de compra expiraría hasta el fin de año.
UIL Holdings Corp. decided to terminate its $1.86 billion offer to buy Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW). Under the original agreement the sale would have expired at the end of the year.
Philadelphia’s City Council said "no" to the proposal of privatize PGW, and although the council has received strong criticism for making the decision behind closed doors, it seems they made up their minds for real.