“The Second District is my home. I grew up in these neighborhoods. That’s why I could not be more proud to represent you in city council. I believe this district is the heart and soul of Philadelphia and my priority is to make sure every single person has a voice in their future.”
– Democrat Kenyatta Johnson
For Kenyatta, fighting for Second District families is more than a job–it’s a lifelong commitment. Learn more about his vision.
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Join me this Friday, August 7 at 3 p.m. for a Peace Not Guns Citywide Rally to End Gun Violence in Philadelphia. It will start at 3 p.m. on the North Apron of Philadelphia City Hall.
Please wear your mask and bring signs and photos of love ones impacted by violence. I also want us as a city to raise our collective voices to deal with this crisis in our city.
If you have any questions about the event, contact Office Manager/Special Events Coordinator Tiphanie White at tiphanie.white@phila.gov or contact my office at 215-686-3412/3413 and leave her a voicemail message.
Please wear your mask and bring signs and photos of love ones impacted by violence. I also want us as a city to raise our collective voices to deal with this crisis in our city.
If you have any questions about the event, contact Office Manager/Special Events Coordinator Tiphanie White at tiphanie.white@phila.gov or contact my office at 215-686-3412/3413 and leave her a voicemail message.
Join my office TODAY (Wednesday, August 5) for our fifth free food giveaway of the summer in the Second Councilmanic District.
It will start at 2:30 p.m. outside the Hardy Williams Veterans Center Apartments at 7100 Grovers Avenue in the Eastwick section of Philadelphia
We will give out all the food until it is gone. First come, first serve and while supplies last.
We urge everyone to bring a shopping cart or bags to carry food home. We also urge everyone to wear a face mask while picking up the food. We will also be giving out free face masks to the public (while supplies last).
It will start at 2:30 p.m. outside the Hardy Williams Veterans Center Apartments at 7100 Grovers Avenue in the Eastwick section of Philadelphia
We will give out all the food until it is gone. First come, first serve and while supplies last.
We urge everyone to bring a shopping cart or bags to carry food home. We also urge everyone to wear a face mask while picking up the food. We will also be giving out free face masks to the public (while supplies last).
Surveying the impact of flooding and talking to neighbors in Eastwick. My Office will be working with Eastwick United, St. Paul AME Church, Eastwick United Methodist Church, and the Friends of Eastwick to address the immediate needs and concerns of the residents. They will not be alone during this time of need.
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I visited the Eastwick section of my district to see first-hand the impact of today's flooding.
The Philadelphia Fire Department and Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management responded to 200 properties that were impacted.
My office is ready to help residents in the short and long term recover from this latest flooding.
The Philadelphia Fire Department and Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management responded to 200 properties that were impacted.
My office is ready to help residents in the short and long term recover from this latest flooding.
I received an update from a Philadelphia Fire Department firefighter during his visit to Eastwick to see impact of today’s flooding. Thank you to the Fire Department for evacuating people from homes. Nobody was injured. Thank you also to Philadelphia Water Department, Philadelphia Police, Red Paw Relief, First Alarmers and the Philadelphia Red Cross for everything.
The Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management tells us this evening that Eastwick area residents affected by today's flooding: If you have over 12 inches of water in your home or your utilities are not working, it is recommended that you evacuate your home.
If you are evacuating, please bring your medication, pets and pet supplies, other essential items to be out of your house for the night. If you smell gas, call 911.
If you were impacted by today's flooding and need help overnight or tomorrow (August 5) , please call 1-800-Red-Cross.·
If you need assistance or food & supplies for your pets, you can call the Red Paws Emergency Relief Team emergency line at 267-289-2729.
The Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management tells us this evening that Eastwick area residents affected by today's flooding: If you have over 12 inches of water in your home or your utilities are not working, it is recommended that you evacuate your home.
If you are evacuating, please bring your medication, pets and pet supplies, other essential items to be out of your house for the night. If you smell gas, call 911.
If you were impacted by today's flooding and need help overnight or tomorrow (August 5) , please call 1-800-Red-Cross.·
If you need assistance or food & supplies for your pets, you can call the Red Paws Emergency Relief Team emergency line at 267-289-2729.
Updated information from Philadelphia Streets Department on trash and recycling pick this week:
Trash is on / close to a normal schedule. Recycling is heavily delayed. Crews are working to collect remaining recycling at the curb. HOLD recycling scheduled for pick up today (Wednesday, August 4), Thursday, August 5 and Friday, August 6.
Severe weather today, increased tonnage and staffing may impact collections this week.
Trash is on / close to a normal schedule. Recycling is heavily delayed. Crews are working to collect remaining recycling at the curb. HOLD recycling scheduled for pick up today (Wednesday, August 4), Thursday, August 5 and Friday, August 6.
Severe weather today, increased tonnage and staffing may impact collections this week.
I'm proud to have earned the endorsement of the Philadelphia Inquirer. It's a recognition of the work we're doing to serve everyone in the Second District. I'll keep working to earn your support every day. https://t.co/SaoI3Ehp1b
Kenyatta Johnson: Endorsed by the Philadelphia Inquirer. For Kenyatta, the issues of poverty & gun violence aren't about politics, they're personal. He's fighting for us so that Philadelphia families no longer feel the pain of gun violence. Kenyatta Johnson: From Here, For Here. https://t.co/XDpJyu9tGb
For Kenyatta Johnson, the issues of poverty and gun violence aren't about politics, they're personal. He's fighting for us in city hall so that Philadelphia families no longer feel the pain of gun violence. Kenyatta Johnson: From Here, For Here. https://t.co/aikt4cDqZ3
Saturday, May 4: Vare Rebuild Kickoff 1-4pm at Vare Recreation, 2600 Morris St. hosted by Councilman @CouncilmanKJ. https://t.co/uGePeTUpHi
My wonderful supporter Judy Romano from Friends of Fitler Square . Thanks so much for your support lets continue to make the 2nd District a great place to live for everyone. #kenyattajohnsonforcitycouncil https://t.co/RYgXxuGsFT
What a amazing Meet & Greet hosted by Judy Romano from Friends of Fitler Square and Chris Lin 8th Ward Committee Person at D' Angelos. Thanks so much for your support lets continue to make the 2nd District a great place to live for everyone. https://t.co/orbc5GkNWr
Contact
PO Box 7466
Philadelphia, PA 19101
(267) 603-6774
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Councilman Kenyatta Johnson represents Philadelphia's Second District, covering parts of Center City, South and Southwest Philadelphia, Philadelphia International Airport, the Navy Yard, Eastwick, Grays Ferry, Hawthorne, and Point Breeze.