Authorizing the City Council Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development, and the Homeless to hold public hearings to the examine the effects of tangled titles and gentrification on Philadelphia neighborhoods.

Declaring March 18, 2023 ?Public Defender and Participatory Defense Day? in the City of Philadelphia to honor the dedicated work that the Defender Association of Philadelphia and Participatory Defense Hubs do for Philadelphians.

Honoring and Congratulating the Students of Walter B. Saul High School for Earning a Gold Medal at the 2023 Philadelphia Flower Show.

Honoring Philadelphia?s Stephen Fulton, Jr. and Wishing him Luck in his Upcoming Match Against Naoya Inoue on May 7th in Yokohama, Japan.

Authorizing the City Council Committee on Commerce and Economic Development to hold public hearings to examine the progress and backlog of Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Certifications in the region in anticipation of increased capital projects coming from the City of Philadelphia, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the School District of Philadelphia.

Honoring and congratulating Champions of the Week, Imhotep Institute and Roman Catholic High School?s boys basketball teams, for their respective victories in the Public League and Catholic League championships.

Honoring the life and legacy of Fred Shabel, for his enduring dedication to the city of Philadelphia as a coach, businessman, and civic leader.

Honoring Viola ?Candy? Owens for being a pillar in the community, and for her exemplary work throughout the City of Philadelphia, and outstanding leadership among women.

Urging the Pennsylvania General Assembly to act on Governor Shapiro?s call, in his 2023 budget address, to raise the state?s minimum wage to $15 and to deliver a living wage for workers in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Also naming South 22nd Street, between Market Street and Chestnut Street, “Pat Eiding Way”, to honor Patrick J. Eiding for his service as President of the Philadelphia Council AFL-CIO and his accomplishments on behalf of Philadelphia workers.