“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.
LATEST NEWS
Due to the fallout from the protests in Center City Philadelphia this afternoon, the Philadelphia Police and Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney have announced a MANDATORY CITYWIDE CURFEW starting at 8 pm tonight (May 30) until 6 a.m. Sunday, June 1. The Police Department says only persons with essential duties will be permitted outdoors.
Councilman Kenyatta Johnson is urging everyone to stay safe and stay home this evening and follow the mandatory curfew order.
Councilman Kenyatta Johnson is urging everyone to stay safe and stay home this evening and follow the mandatory curfew order.
The Pennsylvania Primary is Tuesday, June 2.
The Philadelphia City Commissioners is partnering with the Committee of Seventy to provide mobile mail-in ballot drop-off locations. Personnel from the Board of Elections will be on hand to collect your completed mail-in ballots at the following times and locations on Saturday, May 30, Sunday, May 31 and Monday, June 1. Several will be in the Second Councilmanic District.
At this late date, Councilmember Johnson is recommending that you personally take your mail-in ballots to an official drop-off location. Do not risk putting it into the U.S. Mail as it may not arrive at your County Board of Elections before the 8 p.m. June 2 deadline.
The Philadelphia City Commissioners has two 24/7 mail-in ballot drop-off locations in operation: outside the South Portal of Philadelphia City Hall (South Broad Street and South Penn Square) near the O.V. Catto statue and outside the Riverview Place office building, 520 North Columbus Blvd (Spring Garden entrance).
Check back on The Councilman's social media pages later this weekend for special locations to drop off your mail-in ballot in Southwest Philadelphia, South Philadelphia and Center City on Election Day, June 2. It is a special service for residents living in the Second Councilmanic District and also available to any Philadelphia resident.
The Philadelphia City Commissioners is partnering with the Committee of Seventy to provide mobile mail-in ballot drop-off locations. Personnel from the Board of Elections will be on hand to collect your completed mail-in ballots at the following times and locations on Saturday, May 30, Sunday, May 31 and Monday, June 1. Several will be in the Second Councilmanic District.
At this late date, Councilmember Johnson is recommending that you personally take your mail-in ballots to an official drop-off location. Do not risk putting it into the U.S. Mail as it may not arrive at your County Board of Elections before the 8 p.m. June 2 deadline.
The Philadelphia City Commissioners has two 24/7 mail-in ballot drop-off locations in operation: outside the South Portal of Philadelphia City Hall (South Broad Street and South Penn Square) near the O.V. Catto statue and outside the Riverview Place office building, 520 North Columbus Blvd (Spring Garden entrance).
Check back on The Councilman's social media pages later this weekend for special locations to drop off your mail-in ballot in Southwest Philadelphia, South Philadelphia and Center City on Election Day, June 2. It is a special service for residents living in the Second Councilmanic District and also available to any Philadelphia resident.
You have until 5 PM TODAY (May 26) to apply for a mail-in ballot for the June 2 Pennsylvania primary. Head to http://apps.PhiladelphiaVotes.com to begin the process of getting your mail-in ballot.
The City of Philadelphia has launched a new testing site finder to help people locate COVID-19 testing sites. The finder is available in six languages, and the map will be updated regularly as new testing sites change.
https://www.phila.gov/2020-05-18-find-a-free-covid-19-test-site-near-you/
https://www.phila.gov/2020-05-18-find-a-free-covid-19-test-site-near-you/
Find a free COVID-19 test site near you | Department of Public Health
The City of Philadelphia has launched a new testing site finder to help people locate COVID-19 testing sites.
phila.gov
The City of Philadelphia has launched a new testing site finder to help people locate COVID-19 testing sites. The finder is available in six languages, and the map will be updated regularly as new testing sites change.
https://www.phila.gov/2020-05-18-find-a-free-covid-19-test-site-near-you/
https://www.phila.gov/2020-05-18-find-a-free-covid-19-test-site-near-you/
Find a free COVID-19 test site near you | Department of Public Health
The City of Philadelphia has launched a new testing site finder to help people locate COVID-19 testing sites.
phila.gov
UPDATE FROM CITY OF PHILADELPHIA....
Due to Memorial Day, the 40 City-supported meal sites will be closed Monday, May 25 and open Tuesday, May 26 and Thursday, May 28 from 10 a.m.–noon each day.
Many food sites will change schedules on Monday, May 25. Call 311 to find a nearby food pantry, or text your zip code to 800-548-6479 for a list.
Due to Memorial Day, the 40 City-supported meal sites will be closed Monday, May 25 and open Tuesday, May 26 and Thursday, May 28 from 10 a.m.–noon each day.
Many food sites will change schedules on Monday, May 25. Call 311 to find a nearby food pantry, or text your zip code to 800-548-6479 for a list.
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.