Mayor Cherelle Parker appointed Michael Resnick as the new Philadelphia Prisons Commissioner.
Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the appointment of a new Philadelphia Prisons Commissioner. On Monday, Parker named Michael Resnick as her choice to lead the Philadelphia prison system.
“After conducting a nationwide search and consulting with subject-matter experts on corrections and public safety, I believe we have found and appointed exactly who we need to lead our prison system into a new era of safety and stability – Michael Resnick,” Parker said. “Michael Resnick brings a wealth of experience in criminal justice and public safety to his new role as the Parker Administration’s Prison Commissioner. He cares, and he is a manager who respects employees.
“I’m honored by the opportunity to return to public service in Philadelphia and serve Mayor Parker and her administration,” Resnick said. “I am cognizant of the issues facing the Department, and the challenges that lie ahead. But I think everyone needs to remember that every day, brave men and women are hard at work in our jails, performing a difficult job helping to keep our city safe.
In a statement, Parker said that Carney should be commended for her long career of public service in Philadelphia and for leading the City’s prison system under “times of great stress and duress.” “Our prison system is in transition,” Parker said. “As are many prisons nationwide. My Administration is committed to making every change needed to implement a well-run prison system.”
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