Finance Director, Rob Dubow

The Office of the Director of Finance provides oversight for the City’s fiscal policy, for the various programs within the Finance Department listed below, and for agencies that report to the Director of Finance, including the City Treasurer’s Office, the Department of Revenue, the Office of Property Assessment, and the Board of Pensions and Retirement.

Director of Administration, Development and Training, Elizabeth Hanley

The Administrative Services Center (ASC) provides financial and/or administrative services for various City departments. Those departments include the Office of the Director of Finance, the Procurement Department, the City Treasurer’s Office, the Office of Human Resources, the Office of Innovation and Technology, and the Civil Service Commission. In addition, the ASC delivers trainings and other capacity-building initiatives to improve financial practices and procedures throughout the City.

Director of Internal Controls and Compliance, Mervisa Johnson

Internal Controls is responsible for updating and ensuring compliance with the City’s Standard Accounting Procedures (SAPs) and assisting departments with safeguarding the City’s resources, reducing inefficiencies, and maintaining the reliability and accuracy of accounting and operating data. Internal Controls also works with the City Controller to address Citywide internal and external compliance matters, taking steps to review Citywide policies, procedures, and practices; identify areas of weakness; develop new procedures; and ensure departments adhere to established policies and internal control measures.

Director for Payroll, Valerie Hayes

Central Payroll processes weekly payroll and special payrolls for all active City of Philadelphia employees in the City’s 50+ operating departments. Payroll also sets up direct deposits and processes wage garnishments and certain voluntary payroll deductions.

Director for OnePhilly, Tonya Brinkley

OnePhilly oversees the modernization of the City’s human resources, payroll, pensions, and fringe benefits systems, along with associated business process improvements that will allow for more efficient operations and improve services for employees.

Director, Josefine Arevalo

Accounting records the City’s financial activity, maintains the City’s centralized accounting system, establishes and enforces Standard Accounting Procedures for the management and expenditure of all dollars to ensure that proper internal controls are in place to safeguard City funds, processes vendor payments, and issues financial reports.

To learn more about government accounting, read the Government Accounting Standards Board’s white paper (PDF).

Budget Director, Sabrina Maynard

The Budget Office ensures the City’s long-term fiscal health while allocating the resources necessary for City programs and services to operate efficiently and effectively and to serve all Philadelphians equitably. Budget oversees the preparation of the operating and capital budgets. Once the operating and capital budgets are adopted, the Budget Office is responsible for monitoring operating spending by expenditure class code, department, and fund; and the capital budget by projects, budget lines, funding, historical records of bid awards, cost overruns, as well as other fiscal and project information. The Grants Office, within the Budget Office, oversees certain major federal and state funding that the City receives.

This office also manages and oversees the City’s Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery program for Hurricane Ida recovery.

Risk Manager, Barry Scott

The Office of Risk Management analyzes the City’s insurance and other risk exposure issues, including managing claims, workers’ compensation, and service-connected disabilities. They also provide safety and loss prevention programs.

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Executive Director, John Hodge

The Finance Program Management Office (Finance PMO) supports process redesign and technology implementations with proven methodologies to enable the Office of the Director of Finance to deliver projects that align with department goals more efficiently.

The Finance PMO supports the rest of Finance by providing personnel to fill key project roles to assist department staff and vendors in fulfilling project goals.