Philadelphia opens applications for the Community Resilience and Environmental Justice Fund, offering $15,000 grants to 20 local organizations focused on environmental justice.

The Delaware County Sheriff's Office received accreditation from the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, marking a recognition of high standards in law enforcement.

Dr. Benjamin Henry is to be named the new superintendent of Harrisburg School District, bringing over 20 years of education experience to the role as the district exits receivership.

A new video series features Philadelphia city workers, showcasing the roles within the city government and highlighting employees' career growth within the municipal system.

Philadelphia's Streets Commissioner announced street resurfacing for the 4th Highway District starting August 26, 2024, with temporary road closures and adjusted parking rules.

The Bucks County Board of Elections reports a rise in voter intimidation through calls and texts from a fake group, and reassures the public of official communication methods.

Philadelphia announces road closures for the Philly 10K on August 25, which includes a Kids Dash. Parking restrictions apply, with some streets closing at 2 a.m. Public transport is advised.

Pennsylvania officials discuss Lyme disease prevention at Memorial Lake State Park, addressing the state's high case rates and the importance of early treatment and awareness.

Philadelphia received a $1.3M federal grant to improve energy efficiency and conservation, funding diverse projects including community education, cool roof research, and a clean energy workforce strategy.

The city's IST team forecasts over 130 contracting opportunities in Philadelphia, noting the importance of diversity in infrastructure projects. Kenyatta Johnson discussed strategies for inclusive development at a real estate summit.

The Shapiro administration is investing $15 million into Pennsylvania's tourism marketing to boost the economy and job creation, with an event at Presque Isle State Park to discuss the initiative.

Delaware County hosted a Taiwanese delegation to discuss global climate initiatives and sustainability strategies. They shared approaches on environmental education and waste reduction efforts.

The Philadelphia Board of Ethics has cancelled its public meeting for August 2024, with the next meeting scheduled for September 18, 2024. Despite this, staff are available for advice and training.