Local Wiki
Philadelphia County
Official County Record
Official source, last checked Sep 5, 2026- Board of Commissioners meets
- Stated Council sessions Thursdays, 10:00 AM.
- Meeting location
- Room 400, City Hall, Philadelphia, PA.
- Commissioner, Department of Records
- James Leonard · 215-686-2261 · james.leonard@phila.gov
- Agendas posted at
- https://phila.legistar.com/ — Legislative Information Center (phlcouncil.com itself does not post agenda documents directly).
- Mayor & City Council
- Philadelphia is a consolidated city-county government — NOT a Board of County Commissioners. Mayor: Cherelle L. Parker (took office Jan. 1, 2024). Legislative body: 17-member City Council (10 district + 7 at-large). Council President: Kenyatta Johnson (District 2); Majority Leader Katherine Gilmore Richardson; Minority Leader Kendra Brooks. Members: Mark Squilla (D1), Jamie Gauthier (D3), Curtis Jones Jr. (D4), Jeffery "Jay" Young Jr. (D5), Michael Driscoll (D6), Quetcy Lozada (D7), Cindy Bass (D8), Anthony Phillips (D9), Brian J. O'Neill (D10), plus at-large members Isaiah Thomas, Nicolas O'Rourke, Jim Harrity, Nina Ahmad, Rue Landau.
Other Known Local Governments Here
These local governments — special-purpose districts, and smaller incorporated cities and towns — are known to exist in this area, but haven’t been individually researched yet, so there’s no meeting info or contacts on file. Listed here as a starting point if you want to look into one yourself; where we could confirm an official website, the name links there. More may exist here than are listed.
- Philadelphia City SD · School District
Source: NCES Common Core of Data (via Urban Institute), 2022 directory — regular school districts only
- Philadelphia Housing Authority (official website, opens in a new tab) · Special District · Housing & Community Development
- Philadelphia Industrial Development Authority · Special District · Industrial Development
- Philadelphia Hospitals and Higher Education Facilities Authority (official website, opens in a new tab) · Special District · Multi-Purpose
- Philadelphia Parking Authority (official website, opens in a new tab) · Special District · Parking
- Philadelphia Regional Port Authority · Special District · Ports
- Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (official website, opens in a new tab) · Special District · Public Transit
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Census of Governments — Government Units listing (independent special districts) · Website links from the official .gov registry and the Census Bureau’s 2022 Government Units listing, checked September 2026