Recognizing the Month of June as Immigrant Heritage Month and Caribbean American Heritage Month in the City of Philadelphia.

Amending Chapter 17-100 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled ?Procurement Contracts,? by revising Section 17-101, entitled ?Prequalification of Prospective Bidders for Contracts for Construction of Public Works,? to establish minimum workforce training requirements and documentation standards for contractors and subcontractors on public works projects, all under certain terms and conditions.

Renaming 5th Street between Huntingdon and Somerset St to ?Jesse Malpica Bermudez Way? to honor the life and legacy of Jesse Malpica Bermudez, a cultural icon, advocate, and champion of Latin music and community empowerment in Philadelphia.

Honoring and congratulating Chris Bartlett on the occasion of his retirement from the William Way LGBT Community Center after fifteen years of dedicated service on June 30, 2025.

Honoring and recognizing civilian oversight of policing in Philadelphia, established originally in 1958, emphasizing that mutual respect and cooperation are essential for improving public safety and police-community relations and further proclaiming June 9th as ?Civilian Police Oversight Day? in the City of Philadelphia.

Authorizing the Committee on Public Safety to hold hearings to examine the potential reinstatement of the 92nd Police District, formerly the Fairmount Park Police, in light of recent incidents of gun violence, including the Memorial Day shooting on Lemon Hill.

Honoring and recognizing Bernice Dobbins-Sharpe for a lifetime of love and community-building, on the occasion of her 100th birthday this June 4, 2025.

Recognizing June as Alzheimer?s and Brain Awareness Month in the City of Philadelphia and commending the work of advocates and researchers working to improve brain health and cognitive function through risk reduction, early detection, diagnosis, and treatment.

Recognizing the Month of July as Disability Pride Month in the City of Philadelphia and affirming the City of Philadelphia?s commitment to advancing equity, access, and opportunity for people with disabilities in our City and beyond.

Joining the City of Philadelphia in National Garden Week 2025, celebrating the role of nature in nurturing mental and physical wellness, and recognizing the urgent need for garden equity across the City of Philadelphia.