Grays Ferry Community Council

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

CLIP is cleaning the below alleys this Saturday at 8am but volunteers are required to complete the work. Please reach out if you can volunteer.

- 1500 S. Hollywood / Myrtlewood
- 1500 S. Myrtlewood / 30th St
- 1400 S. 28th / Marston St
- 1500 S. 28th / Marston
- 1400 S. 28th / Newkirk

CLIP will be performing several cleanings in some of the worst alleys in our neighborhood on Saturday at 8am. Volunteers are needed!

If you know anyone who lives on the below blocks, please pass along the message that VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED.

- 1500 S. Hollywood / Myrtlewood
- 1500 S. Myrtlewood / 30th St
- 1400 S. 28th / Marston St
- 1500 S. 28th / Marston
- 1400 S. 28th / Newkirk

Come out to Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s One Philly Budget Town Hall tomorrow at 6pm at 26th & Tasker!

- Learn all about the $6.29 billion One Philly Budget
- Get your questions answered
- Connect with dozens of City, state and federal service providers
- Access FREE resources & services
For more information click here: https://www.phila.gov/2024-04-26-join-mayor-cherelle-l-parker-at-an-upcoming-budget-town-hall-to-learn-more-about-her-historic-first-budget/
Grays Ferry Community Council, Grays Ferry Civic Association, Grays Ferry Coalition, Meeka Outlaw, Young Chances, Charles Reeves, Terry Quinn, Tasker Morris Neighborhood Association Rco, Friends of Lanier Dog Park

Join Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on Thursday at 6pm at an upcoming One Philly Budget Town Hall to learn more about the budget process and what's included in the Mayor Parker's first historic budget proposal. Don’t miss this opportunity to get involved!

- Learn all about the $6.29 billion One Philly Budget
- Get your questions answered
- Connect with dozens of City, state and federal service providers
- Access FREE resources & services
For more information click here: https://www.phila.gov/2024-04-26-join-mayor-cherelle-l-parker-at-an-upcoming-budget-town-hall-to-learn-more-about-her-historic-first-budget/

When: Thursday, May 2, 2024 | 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Where: XYE Community Center, 1614 S 26th St., Philadelphia, PA 19145

Come on out to Designer Bag Bingo on Friday, April 19th at St. Gabriel’s!

Enjoy a Friday night out with games, prizes, and more!

Purchase tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/designer-bag-bingo-at-saint-gabes-parish-hall-tickets-862292810007?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

https://www.phila.gov/2023-06-11-updates-on-the-i-95-fire-and-partial-highway-collapse/?fbclid=IwAR2dIc59OjQrxTDTDsoYpLRyonq25Y-stWYyR2skN5SYRoFVH6kZsQF-LJk_aem_th_AesyFWjIe59i9rVntNvSQUHUYoSIdHVsE6Tu1w1NNI7gb2hya6bVJg-vkDifV0GsyiE

Updates on the I-95 fire and partial highway collapse | Office of Emergency Management Updates on the I-95 fire and collapse

Please come out to a forum of Democratic mayoral candidates hosted by Councilman Kenyatta Johnson on Monday 4/3 at Universal Audenreid High School. The topic will focus on traums support for gun violence victims.

Also streamed live on 6abc.com!

City’s response to spill of a latex product into the Delaware River | Office of Emergency Management PWD continues to monitor a latex spill on the Delaware River that could impact Philadelphia drinking water.

The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) continues to evaluate the situation to understand potential impacts to the public following the chemical spill in Bristol Township, Bucks County, on Friday. No contaminants have been found in the system at this time. PWD is still monitoring the situation and conducting testing and is confident that tap water from the Baxter Drinking Water Treatment Plant will remain safe to drink and use at least through 3:30 p.m. tomorrow, March 28, 2023.

Updated information for community members about the chemical spill in the Delaware River is available here: http://bit.ly/3lH5ovN.

City’s response to spill of a latex product into the Delaware River | Office of Emergency Management PWD continues to monitor a latex spill on the Delaware River that could impact Philadelphia drinking water.

Contaminants have NOT been found in PWD’s water system at this time. Tap water will remain SAFE to drink and use at least through 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 28, 2022.

City’s response to spill of a latex product into the Delaware River | Office of Emergency Management PWD continues to monitor a latex spill on the Delaware River that could impact Philadelphia drinking water.

Please attend the Democratic Mayoral Forum on Monday, April 3rd at Audenreid High School hosted by Councilman Kenyatta Johnson