Pennsylvania Government Information

The official web portal for the City of Philadelphia

Official Philadelphia Code and Charter.

Search by address to find zoning maps, map municipal services and locate public facilities.

The official website of the mayor.

The official site for the First Judicial District of Philadelphia.

Information about city council members, committees, legislation, and meeting calendars.

The City Planning Commission is responsible for guiding the orderly growth and development of the City of Philadelphia

Homepage of the Office of the City of Philadelphia Controller .Established by the 1951 Home Rule Charter the Controller is the sole auditing agency of the Philadelphia City Government. Offers an explanation of the city budget, links to agency audits, forms to report fraud or waste online.

The official website of the Philadelphia police department. Find your police district, commend an officer, leave a tip, or file a complaint.

Includes school calendar, news and current events, a search function to search the site by school, administration, location number or regional office, and links to specific sites with information aimed at students, parents or educators.

A cooperative effort between the Philadelphia Department of Records and the Free Library of Philadelphia to provide access to information about City government. Helps determine what information is available on a particular topic or from a particular source, where that information is located, and how to access the information.

The City's photo archive contains over 2 million photo records that date from the late 1800's. This web site contains a growing collection of those photos. All archive photos may be searched by keyword and date

The Committee of Seventy is an independent organization devoted to improving government in the city who's stated goal is to make Philadelphia's government more efficient, fair and transparent. Links to historical and current election results, and maps of wards and political districts.

Information in the form of reports, maps, and charts regarding conditions and trends in the central cities of Philadelphia and Camden, Pennsylvania's counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery, and New Jersey's counties of Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and Salem assessing quality of life.