Parker's administration says the 2023 electric Mustangs were purchased last year, before she took office. And they're trying to get Washington to help pay for them.We here at Clout like to fancy ourselves an observant bunch. So when we started noticing two shiny, matching electric Mustangs repeatedly parked at City Hall this year, we naturally had some questions.
And he added that they might get help from Washington to pay for them. The city has applied for a rebate under the Inflation Reduction Act, which provides up to $7,500 to defray the costs of EVs purchased last year. No word yet ifWe should note: It’s not out of the ordinary for top staff in the Mayor’s Office to have city-issued cars, especially those who might have to respond to the call of duty at odd hours of the day, night, and weekend.
We asked around about how Jake got our number, and it turns out he’s working for a new nonprofit organization called One Philly, which is one of Parker’s slogans. The new group is led by, the political operative who helmed the super PAC that supported Parker’s winning mayoral campaign last year.