Kenney releases transition team report
Mayor Kenney on Tuesday released the report of the Transition Committee he appointed after winning the election in November. The committee, whose members came from both the private and public sector, made 139 recommendations aimed at "creating an accountable, accessible government that provides not only efficient, effectives services to every neighborhood, but that also provides opportunity to all Philadelphians," according to a statement from Kenney's office.
Mayor Kenney on Tuesday released the report of the Transition Committee he appointed after winning the election in November.
The committee, whose members came from both the private and public sector, made 139 recommendations aimed at "creating an accountable, accessible government that provides not only efficient, effectives services to every neighborhood, but that also provides opportunity to all Philadelphians," according to a statement from Kenney's office.
In a letter outlining the recommendations, committee Co-Chairs Dwight Evans and Alba Martinez said: "We considered five overarching pillars to guide our recommendations: Improve Education Outcomes and Opportunities, Provide Economic Opportunities, Enhance Public Safety, Ensure an Effective and Efficient Government, and Ensure a Diverse Workforce."
You can read the report here.























