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Councilmember Jamie Gauthier

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Fighting for equitable communities in the 3rd District (West and Southwest Philadelphia).

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I’m devastated by the loss of Police Officer Shane Seiber, who made the ultimate sacrifice for our community and city. I’m keeping Officer Seiber’s wife, children, loved ones, and fellow officers in my heart during this terrible time. 🙏🏾🕊️ Please continue to pray for the other police officer who was shot during this unthinkable act of violence. I spent yesterday at the hospital and in the community, talking to neighbors, officers, and others impacted by this tragedy. I’ll be here as we grieve and heal together.

I’m devastated by the loss of Police Officer Shane Seiber, who made the ultimate sacrifice for our community and city. I’m keeping Officer Seiber’s wife, children, loved ones, and fellow officers in my heart during this terrible time. 🙏🏾🕊️ Please continue to pray for the other police officer who was shot during this unthinkable act of violence. I spent yesterday at the hospital and in the community, talking to neighbors, officers, and others impacted by this tragedy. I’ll be here as we grieve and heal together.

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier

13,071 views • 20 days ago

The City of Philadelphia has less than three months until our contract with the trash incinerator in Chester expires. Burning trash produces toxic air and ash that make our planet and our communities sick. That's why we banned trash incinerators in Philly in the 1980s. If something isn't safe for Philly, it isn't safe for Chester. During yesterday's budget hearing with the Sanitation Department, the Parker Administration made it clear that they still oppose efforts to end our dirty deal with trash incinerators. This is disappointing, especially since Mayor Parker ran for office on the promise to make us Clean, Green, and Safe. It isn't too late for Mayor Parker to do the right thing and stop trashing our air! I will keep fighting until everyone in Philly and Chester has the clean air and healthy environment they deserve! ✊🏾

The City of Philadelphia has less than three months until our contract with the trash incinerator in Chester expires. Burning trash produces toxic air and ash that make our planet and our communities sick. That's why we banned trash incinerators in Philly in the 1980s. If something isn't safe for Philly, it isn't safe for Chester. During yesterday's budget hearing with the Sanitation Department, the Parker Administration made it clear that they still oppose efforts to end our dirty deal with trash incinerators. This is disappointing, especially since Mayor Parker ran for office on the promise to make us Clean, Green, and Safe. It isn't too late for Mayor Parker to do the right thing and stop trashing our air! I will keep fighting until everyone in Philly and Chester has the clean air and healthy environment they deserve! ✊🏾

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier

40,485 views • 6 months ago

I am disappointed that Drexel University is targeting food trucks. If you went to Drexel, you know that these food trucks have the most delicious and affordable food on campus. I urge Drexel to reverse course. If not, I will explore legislative options to protect these small businesses.

I am disappointed that Drexel University is targeting food trucks. If you went to Drexel, you know that these food trucks have the most delicious and affordable food on campus. I urge Drexel to reverse course. If not, I will explore legislative options to protect these small businesses.

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier

56,348 views • 1 year ago

Ahead of City Council’s budget hearing with SEPTA, we rode the L (Market-Frankford Line) from 52nd Street to City Hall to speak with riders and sound the alarm about proposed doomsday service cuts and fare hikes. Our region generates almost 40% of Pennsylvania’s economy activity on 5% of land. This is only possible because of SEPTA. Harrisburg Republicans need to come to the table and make a deal to keep our economy moving forward.

Ahead of City Council’s budget hearing with SEPTA, we rode the L (Market-Frankford Line) from 52nd Street to City Hall to speak with riders and sound the alarm about proposed doomsday service cuts and fare hikes. Our region generates almost 40% of Pennsylvania’s economy activity on 5% of land. This is only possible because of SEPTA. Harrisburg Republicans need to come to the table and make a deal to keep our economy moving forward.

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier

14,382 views • 1 year ago

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