Condemning President Donald Trump?s recent efforts to whitewash, suppress, and rewrite American history by removing slavery related content from national parks – including an exhibit at Independence National Historical Park honoring the nine individuals enslaved by President George Washington, developed by the Avenging the Ancestors Coalition – thereby attempting to erase Black history from the national narrative.

Renaming the 2100 Block of McClellan Street ?Christine E. Thomas Way? in honor of Christine E. Thomas for her extraordinary service to her community and to the City of Philadelphia.

Recognizing September 21, 2025 as ?Sun Day? in the City of Philadelphia, and recognizing the Philadelphia Solar Energy Association and Third Act PA for their advocacy for a solar-powered Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Approving the reappointment of McCullough Williams III to the Philadelphia Water, Sewer and Storm Water Rate Board.

Recognizing the third week of September 2025 as National Construction Appreciation Week in the City of Philadelphia, honoring the contribution of the construction industry to the vitality of our City.

Authorizing the Committee on Public Health and Human Services to hold a hearing on the Federal attacks and local challenges facing reproductive healthcare in the City of Philadelphia.

Condemning the Trump Administration?s deployment of the National Guard to American cities and calling on leaders across the country to defend democratic governance and civil liberties through every lawful means.

Recognizing September 17th, 2025, as ?National Workforce Development Day? in the City of Philadelphia.

Recognizing Steve Jamison, owner of Blue Sole Shoes, an exceptional minority small business owner, for his creativity, resilience, and uniquely Philadelphian response to adversity.

Honoring the public servants at the local, state, and federal level who made the unforgettable Eagles Super Bowl Parade possible and recognizing all public servants for their dedication to the communities they serve.