From responding to federal policy changes to implementing Mayor Cherelle Parker's housing initiative, City Council has a range of legislative priorities for its fall session.

Council members introduced nearly 50 bills and resolutions Thursday, the first day of the fall session, but that legislation included just a few of their goals for the coming months. Council plans to address increased utility bills, Medicaid cuts and oversee the formation of the newly enacted Prison Oversight Board.

With 10 more meetings to go before the year is over, here's what council members expect to prioritize:

Preparations for 2026 celebrations

Councilmember Rue Landau (D-At-Large) said she plans to advance legislation involving equity and accessibility, in part due to to the city's busy 2026. Philadelphia

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