Councilman Isaiah Thomas

Councilman Isaiah Thomas has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in August 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Councilman Isaiah Thomas are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Email • X Besides social media accounts, cmthomasphl has populated their site with: • Philly airport food service workers rally for a signed contract • Philly schools are suing the city over a law it says could keep buildings from opening in the fall • Philly Board of Education sues city, says new building code could delay school opening for thousands of students • Philly students can get fast-track union jobs and be ‘blue-collar millionaires’ • District partners with building trades union for apprenticeship training • Philly mayoral candidate Jeff Brown criticizes DA Krasner and shifts tone on police funding • Mayoral candidate and supermarket owner disputes local news reports • www.phillytrib.com • ‘We need you’: Philly school board requests budget increase, long list of asks to City Council • Helen Gym joins local representatives on campus in support of TUGSA - The Temple News • Philly’s Driving Equality Act takes on added importance after Tyre Nichols’s death, activists say • Local solutions for police reform, latest on Philadelphia Mayor's race | Inside Story • Black community struggles to process race, policing after Nichols beating • City Council members pass resolution in support of TUGSA - The Temple News • Philly driving equality law is model for Memphis bill after Tyre Nichols death • Temple grad student strike: Is canceling tuition, health care legal? • Philly’s Board of Education mayoral appointment process: A City & State analysis • Philly’s youngest voices on the gun violence crisis honored by City Council • Memphis to consider version of Philadelphia law that bans minor traffic stops in response to Tyre Nichols killing • Memphis City Council proposes bill similar to Philly’s Driving Equality Law in aftermath of Tyre Nichols death • Historical Society of Pennsylvania helps City Council member uncover surprises in family tree • What impact has Achieving Driving Equality law made in Philly? • PHL Gaming expo wants to make Philly an inclusive hub for gaming - Technical.ly • Kenney submits city budget proposal with $6.1B in spending – Metro Philadelphia • Making Space program shines a light on diverse Philly entrepreneurs looking to make a positive impact for youth • New Philly law takes weapons off the streets, data shows • Why One Year Later the Driving Equality Law is Working in Philly • Driving Equality Act likely led to fewer Black men being pulled over for minor violations, data shows • Why Some Cities Are Curbing Police Traffic Stops: Big Take Podcast • In Philly, city and schools leaders respond to Shapiro's first budget - Pennsylvania Capital-Star • Elected officials demand action after asbestos shutters Philly schools – Metro Philadelphia • State, city officials urge Philly schools to make building repair plan • Philly School District risks losing millions to address crumbling buildings as pressure mounts to finalize a plan • Pa. High School Athletes Can Win Endorsements. What Safeguards Exist? • PHLCouncil Website • NBC10: Philadelphia School District settles lawsuit over how the city manages asbestos issues • Inquirer: Philadelphia’s prisons are in crisis. Mayor and Council need to act. | Editorial • Philadelphia City Council Threatens To Halt School Funding Over Asbestos • 6ABC: All Philadelphia schools set to open in September amid asbestos challenges • Billy Penn: Four takeaways from City Council’s hearing on Philly’s crumbling school infrastructure • All Philadelphia schools set to open in September amid asbestos challenges • Philadelphia’s prisons are in crisis. Mayor and Council need to act. | Editorial • It’s their city, too: Philly’s young people deserve to take up space • Philadelphia school board votes not to renew a Black-led charter, renewing allegations of bias • Philadelphia police, officials warn of a 'vicious cycle' increasing violence in the city • Council honors Judge baseball champs - Northeast Times • Council ends a busy session - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun • What’s in the $6.2 billion Philadelphia city budget for 2024? • Guest Commentary: School Buildings Deserve Attention Like I-95 • Philly leaders are demanding money to repair schools in new Pa. budget • Philly's prison system needs new oversight board to fix staffing problems, overcrowding, councilmember says • Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists receives $25,000 grant • Tax cuts and more police spending are in Mayor Jim Kenney and Council President Darrell Clarke’s final budget • How Philly lawmakers are trying to solve the city’s workforce problem • Council passes preliminary budget - The Philadelphia Sunday Sun • Four Big Takeaways From the City's $6.2 Billion Budget Deal • Philly’s wage and business taxes will be cut amid a big cash surplus for the city • Transportation: Pausing the KOP Rail Reopens Possibilities for New Transit Priorities - • C.W. Henry Elementary School reopens for in-person learning • Local leaders call for $5B to protect Pa. kids from lead, asbestos | Thursday Morning Coffee - Pennsylvania Capital-Star • Philly’s superintendent wants to offer extra pay for some teachers, and other takeaways from a City Council hearing • City tax relief may be coming to Philly businesses and workers. Some say it’s not enough • Could an independent agency solve Philadelphia’s school facilities crisis? - Pennsylvania Capital-Star • Lawmakers push for more money as Philadelphia schools deal with asbestos crisis • A sixth Philadelphia school closed after asbestos exposure, City Council wants independent oversight of buildings • City Council wants an independent authority to take over Philly school facilities management ASAP • City Council to consider hearings on school building authority – Metro Philadelphia • Electronic Eats: Philly’s first gaming food truck becomes social hub – Metro Philadelphia • City Council will hold hearings on the public safety threat presented by the rise of fake temporary license plates • 7 community cleanups to volunteer for in Philadelphia • Philly schools are closing because of asbestos, and parent frustration is growing • Philadelphia traffic stop law inspires similar policy in Memphis • Philadelphia declares April 'Child Abuse Prevention Month' to raise awareness, prevent abuse • Council weighs city preparedness after rowdy teens flood Fashion District, South Philly – Metro Philadelphia • 2 Philadelphia schools discuss next steps following asbestos discovery • Fake, expired, and obscured car tags threaten public safety | Editorial • Philly City Council considers whether to tighten or ease Airbnb regulations • Common Pleas Court tosses FOP lawsuit challenging driving equality law • Airbnb is alerting hosts about subpoenas from the City of Philadelphia. Here’s what’s going on. • FOP loses suit against Philly law aimed at reducing racist traffic stops • Philly law to reduce traffic stops to remain despite police union challenge • Could building authority help repair aging Philadelphia schools? – Metro Philadelphia • Philly court tosses police union lawsuit over driving equality law