Honoring Dr. Ala Stanford and the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium for their contribution to health and equity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Amending Section 9-4116 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled ?Public Health Emergency Leave,? to establish leave time for public health emergencies, and modify existing provisions concerning the paid sick leave, and make technical changes, all under certain terms and conditions.

Authorizing transfers in appropriations for Fiscal Year 2021 from the Grants Revenue Fund, the Director of Finance – Provision for Other Grants, to the General Fund, the Managing Director, under certain terms and conditions.

Supporting the City?s plan to prioritize vaccinations for returning teachers, administrators, and school employees at large, and urging the City to follow through on the plan in a responsible and efficient manner in order to regain public trust.

Celebrating the life and honoring the memory of John Chaney, as we recognize his groundbreaking accomplishments in the sport of basketball and his many contributions to our beloved City.

Commemorating the life and legacy of William ?Cody? Anderson, a legendary figure in talk radio, a pioneering leader in African-American owned radio and media, and a positive voice in the Black community.

Declaring March 7-14, 2021, during Women?s History Month, as Women in Construction (WIC) Week in the City of Philadelphia, and honoring Women in Nontraditional Careers (WINC) for their commitment to support, increase, and advance the participation of women in construction, manufacturing, and transit careers in the Philadelphia region.

Congratulating Councilmember Cherelle L. Parker on her historic appointment as Board Chair of the Delaware River Port Authority (?DRPA?) and honoring her work as a board member and trailblazing leader in Philadelphia.

Authorizing the Committees on Finance and on Gun Violence Prevention to hold joint hearings regarding the connection between poverty, gun violence, and systemic racism in Philadelphia.

Recognizing the month of February as National African American Read-In Month, and honoring Dr. Ebony Elizabeth Thomas? Humanizing Stories Project for its work to bring together diverse voices from the world of children?s media, literature, and culture through digital advocacy, community projects, and classroom resources.