After The Philadelphia Mayor Told Eagles Fans "Do Not Climb The Light Poles Or Anything," Here's How They Celebrated The Super Bowl Win
In a clip that went viral on TikTok ahead of the big game, Mayor Cherelle Parker said, "Please, Philadelphia, I implore you as your mayor. Do not climb light poles or anything else."
Eagles win Super Bowl 59, watch Philadelphia celebrate
The streets of Philadelphia are celebrating after the Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59. Watch live
Parker on possible Super Bowl celebrations: 'Don't climb light poles or anything else'
Mayor Cherelle Parker urged fans not to climb light pole or other structures during possible Super Bowl victory celebrations in Philadelphia. This comes after an 18-year-old Temple University student fell to his death after climbing a pole during the NFC Championship celebrations in the city.
Philly mayor warns Eagles fans over post-Super Bowl LIX antics: 'Do not climb light poles or anything else'
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker implored Eagles fans to avoid climbing anything while celebrating the team after Super Bowl LIX on Sunday.
Philadelphia ramps up security for Super Bowl LIX
Security has been ramped up in Philadelphia for Super Bowl LIX. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel said there will be more officers on duty throughout the city on the night. "We feel confident that we will have enough staff to address the issues that we see," he said.
Mayor Cherelle Parker urges residents to celebrate responsibly if Eagles win Super Bowl
Days before the Philadelphia Eagles play in Super Bowl LIX, city officials are preparing for potentially tens of thousands of fans to hit the streets after Sunday night's big game.
Don't climb onto anything, Philadelphia mayor asks fans ahead of Super Bowl
Days before the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, Philadelphia’s mayor sought to dissuade celebrating fans from climbing light poles or onto other equipment.
Mayor Parker discourages pole-climbing and stresses safety ahead of potential Super Bowl celebrations
Philadelphia’s top officials have a simple message for the city ahead of Super Bowl Sunday — celebrate the Eagles, but do so responsibly. “We want Sunday to be a joyous moment for Philadelphia,” said Mayor Cherelle L.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker begs Eagles fans to act civilized if team wins Super Bowl: ‘Just don’t climb onto anything, OK?’
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker urged Eagles fans to celebrate in a somewhat civilized manner if their team emerges victorious on Super Bowl Sunday. “Please Philadelphia, I implore you, as your mayor,
Mayor Cherelle Parker didn’t want to talk taxes in her first year in office. That’s about to change.
Philadelphia’s unusual tax structure will once again be a major subject of contention in City Hall this spring. With a ...
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Jet crash in Northeast Philly is among the city's 'worst black swan events,' Mayor Parker says
NTSB investigators are working to extract black box data that may help determine what caused the aircraft to go down.
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City officials provide resources, updates — and hope — to residents following plane crash
City officials provided more clarity on Friday night’s plane crash to residents at a town hall on Wednesday night in ...
Former State Rep. Kevin Boyle has landed a job in Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s administration
The seven-term state representative lost his bid for reelection amid extraordinary circumstances, including his family ...
Maps show potential road closures for Super Bowl 2025 weekend in Philadelphia
Philadelphia residents may start seeing temporary no parking signs along the South Broad Street corridor and City Hall ...