PCCP's mission is to keep our members informed on matters involving city and regional public policy; to serve as a bridge between government, non-profits and the private sector, and be a catalyst for sound public discussion and action. PCCP holds monthly forums featuring speakers from government, business, non-profits and other public interest groups. PCCP often collaborates with other civic groups in presenting forums, and occasionally holds members-only policy briefings on cutting-edge issues. PCCP membership is open to all, with opportunities to become active and serve on PCCP committees. Members receive regular email notices of events and discounts for event costs. |
photo: Carol M. Highsmith
When it was completed in 1881, Philadelphia City Hall was the largest public
building in the United States. The building's Second Empire style was also
called the "General Grant style" because it was used in so many public
buildings during the Grant administration.
(c) 2009 Committee on City Policy.
Website design and support provided pro bono by davidrcurryAssociates
When it was completed in 1881, Philadelphia City Hall was the largest public
building in the United States. The building's Second Empire style was also
called the "General Grant style" because it was used in so many public
buildings during the Grant administration.
(c) 2009 Committee on City Policy.
Website design and support provided pro bono by davidrcurryAssociates
