This year marks the 45th anniversary of the official designation of February as Black History Month – just a drop in the bucket of time pooled from centuries of Black people making history in the United States, and of this country’s history being thrust upon us. 

As we strive to place special emphasis upon all that Black people have endured, survived, and accomplished in America, we need to honor our recent history, which both shows how far we have come – and how far we have to go. Months of civil protest brought about by the senseless killings of George Floyd, Breanna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and too many others; the echoes of countless past health care injustices heard in the disproportionate number of Black people succumbing to COVID-19; and the ugly spectacle of so many Confederate flags, hats and shirts defiling the Capitol during last month’s insurrection – this course of human events has underscored that not only must the struggle continue, but it must be memorialized at the same time.

Effective January 20, 2021
FACE MASK REQUIRED

• The Sheriff’s Office will STRICTLY enforce Scheduled Appointments ONLY
• Sheriff Sale Inquiries – visit our website “phillysheriff.com”

Real Estate staff will schedule appointments only for matters that are necessary for the person to come to 100 South Broad Street, 5th Floor. All persons must have a face mask to receive service. The Sheriff’s Office will strictly comply with CDC, State and City guidelines for everyone’s safety.

La sheriff Rochelle Bilal asumió un mandato de cuatro años para dirigir la Oficina del Sheriff de la Ciudad y el Condado de Philadelphia el 6 de enero de 2020. Es la primera sheriff afroamericana electa, en los 181 años de historia de Oficina del Sheriff de Philadelphia. De hecho, el sheriff Bilal es la primera mujer elegida del departamento.