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Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Demonstration participants should: –Monitor for symptoms for 14 days. –Stay away from others as much as possible for 14 days. –Get a COVID-19 test 7 days after the event. You don't have to share that you part of protests; explain that you were near someone who may have had COVID. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
❌Though the state allows for gatherings of up to 25, @PHLPublicHealth recommends no gatherings of any size. We support those who've been exercising their First Amendment rights. We ask that they distance as much as possible, wear masks, & follow other measures to stay healthy. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
✅Outdoor dining can resume on June 12 for businesses that are currently licensed for it. Specific guidance on this, as well as an application process for businesses not currently licensed for outdoor dining, are being developed now. We will share when they're ready. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
And sectors that are currently permitted will remain open: ✅Health care, pharmacies, groceries ✅Restaurants (takeout and delivery) ✅Construction and repair ✅Transportation — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
In this new phase, these businesses and activities may resume: ✅Retail businesses (with restrictions) ✅Office-based businesses (remote work whenever possible) ✅Childcare centers ✅Outdoor day camps ✅Manufacturing ✅Warehouse operation https://t.co/fhPMuB3Kui — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Philadelphia will proceed to the yellow phase of reopening tomorrow, June 5. We outlined our guidance and what that means for residents in our "Safer at Home" reopening plan. https://t.co/uyzzU180B7 — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
I'm sad to report that yesterday we lost another City employee to COVID-19. Jose Novoa served as a police officer for 27 years. Our thoughts are with Officer Novoa’s loved ones, as well as the entire @PhillyPolice department. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Today our @PHLPublicHealth Commissioner @DrTomFarley reported: – 121 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 23,281. – 70 people died, for a total of 1,394 deaths. The rise in number of deaths is due to ongoing data matching. More resources and updates: https://t.co/ABHIYZJxAw — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PHLPublicHealth: Update on COVID-19 Coronavirus Response in Philadelphia https://t.co/Qz7Jjc0Q6Q — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PhiladelphiaGov: The citywide curfew in Philadelphia will resume at 8 p.m. tonight, June 4, and will continue until 6 a.m. Friday. Duri… — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PhiladelphiaGov: 🏢 City buildings in Center City are closed today. 🍎 City-supported food sites and student meal sites are open. 🗑️ Tr… — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Today @PHLPublicHealth reported: – 126 new cases of COVID-19 in Philadelphia, for a total of 23,160. – 34 people died, for a total of 1,324 deaths. The rise in number of deaths is due to ongoing data matching. More resources and updates: https://t.co/ABHIYZJxAw — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PhilaOEM: City officials provide update on response and action to ongoing protests https://t.co/zsT0pTteXJ — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Our thoughts are with Eric Gore's family and friends during this difficult time. And I extend condolences to Commissioner @ThielAdam and everyone at the @PhillyFireDept. — PolitiTweet.org
Philadelphia Fire @PhillyFireDept
It is with deep sorrow that the Philadelphia Fire Department announces the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Eric G… https://t.co/AtiwT94lKr
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Thank you to everyone who protested peacefully yesterday. You're helping to improve our city. https://t.co/YNPLNQmLpG — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PhiladelphiaGov: 🏢 City buildings in Center City are closed today. 🗑️ Trash collection is operating on or as close to schedule as poss… — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PhillyFireDept: It is with deep sorrow that the Philadelphia Fire Department announces the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Eric Gore,… — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
The statue represented bigotry, hatred, and oppression for too many people, for too long. It is finally gone. https://t.co/30f2Skpqog — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
You may see more National Guard members around Philly. They’re here to protect property in areas where neighborhood businesses and organizations asked for additional support. We're grateful for their help. https://t.co/Tzrs6YMEs0 — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
If you are in line to vote by 8 p.m., stay there. Polls stay open until the last person votes, and curfew is not enforced for people returning home from voting. https://t.co/9Td4JYfSfm — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
RT @PhiladelphiaGov: If you’re planning to travel to the polls today, make sure to #MaskUpPHL and make a travel plan. Your poll location ma… — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Today @PHLPublicHealth reported: – 153 new cases of COVID-19 in Philadelphia, for a total of 23,034. – 3 people died, for a total of 1,290 deaths. More resources and updates: https://t.co/ABHIYZJxAw — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
I know that in the wake of this unrest and the tragic events that preceded it, we can begin to move forward together. We will get through this and make real change only if we are united. Let’s keep each other safe while supporting each other through our grief. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Black Philadelphians and Black communities across this country are in pain. While I can’t possibly ever truly comprehend the pain our Black residents are feeling, I want you to know that I see you and I hear you. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
We stand by that in response to a state trooper being surrounded in his vehicle. But we learned that there may have been additional uses of tear gas. I am deeply concerned by this development. All of these incidents will be investigated by Internal Affairs. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
I also must address the events that took place on I-676 yesterday. Last night, Police Commissioner Outlaw and I released statements, saying that the use of tear gas and other force was a last resort and not a decision we made lightly. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
More disturbing news: At least one person was killed in an attempt to use explosives to open an ATM, and looting overnight led to a fatal injury for a 19-year-old student. These are stark reminders that looting is not a game. Futures are being destroyed. Lives are being lost. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Overnight, we received news of a business owner in South Philly who shot and killed a man who attempted to steal from his gun shop. I respect the rights of individuals to protect their property, but I am deeply troubled at the ease with which another life has been taken. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
We understand a community’s desire to protect their neighborhood, and if they want to do that in a peaceful, non-threatening way, we would allow it—regardless of neighborhood. Armed vigilantism will not be tolerated moving forward. — PolitiTweet.org
Mayor Jim Kenney @PhillyMayor
Last night, a group in Fishtown made a show of protecting their neighborhood. Their actions were antagonistic, exemplified deep divides, and made a bad situation worse. I'm glad police moved in to disperse the group, but I'm not happy with how long it took. That was a mistake. — PolitiTweet.org
