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Mayor Cherelle Parker establishes ‘mini City Halls’ in 11 neighborhoods for Philly residents to access city services

The centers will offer a way to seek municipal services while providing a link to the administration through “community councils.”

Mayor Cherelle Parker at a ribbon-cutting to announce the first of several “community action centers” at the Logan Library. Holding the scissors is Sherita Glenn, a member of one of Parker’s community advisory councils. Between them was Diane Richardson of the Mount Airy Community Council. Also present were Pastor William Scott III, of House of Faith Baptist Church, and Police Commissioner Kevin J. Bethel (right).
Mayor Cherelle Parker at a ribbon-cutting to announce the first of several “community action centers” at the Logan Library. Holding the scissors is Sherita Glenn, a member of one of Parker’s community advisory councils. Between them was Diane Richardson of the Mount Airy Community Council. Also present were Pastor William Scott III, of House of Faith Baptist Church, and Police Commissioner Kevin J. Bethel (right).Read moreAlejandro A. Alvarez / Staff Photographer
    by Anna Orso
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