State Reps. Jennifer O’Mara and Dave Delloso today announced a $150,000 grant awarded to Morton-Rutledge Fire Company for essential station repairs. Read more
“Students need safe places to learn, and local governments need facilities where they can run all the services they provide to the community,” said Delloso. “I’m proud to help secure funding for responsible projects like this that provide real benefits to the people I represent.” Read more
We stand united in full support of Attorney General Michelle Henry’s civil lawsuit against Prospect Medical Holdings to hold them accountable for mismanagement of Crozer Health System. Read more
“This money will be used to restore older buildings that the community depends on, supply local police with resources they need, and improve safety for pedestrians,” Delloso said. “I’m honored to help secure these state funding allocations for the people I proudly represent in Harrisburg.” Read more
“Cheating employees and taxpayers is not the way a good, responsible business cuts costs. As elected officials, we cannot ignore any type of injustice plaguing working people in this Commonwealth,” Delloso said. Read more
HARRISBURG, Sept. 9 – Chester-Upland, Chichester and Interboro school districts and Delaware County Technical School today were awarded state grant funding to help address environmental hazards in their school buildings, according to state Reps. Carol Kazeem, Leanne Krueger and Dave Delloso, all D-Delaware. Chester Upland School District received $821,912 while Chichester was awarded $1.04 million. Interboro was awarded $290,761. DCTC also received $80,095 for environmental remediation needs in its Aston and Folcroft buildings. The money comes from the state’s Public School Environmental Repairs Program , made possible by funding Krueger, Kazeem and Delloso voted for in the 2023-24 state budget. Grants under the program can be used by schools to fix environmental hazards in their school buildings, including removing lead in water sources and in paint, as well as asbestos and mold removal and remediation. “No student or staff member should have to learn or work in a building full of lead, asbestos and mold, yet this is what many young people and adults across the state -- some right here in Delaware County -- faced with each new school year and for far too long because local tax sources were stretched too thin,” Krueger said. “I fought to include funding to fix and clean up our schools in last year’s state budget and again this year. I am grateful to see schools like Chester-Upland finally get the Read more
“Many thanks are owed to the Commonwealth Finance Authority, who showed the foresight to invest in Darby Twp. and Delaware County with these competitive funds,” said Delloso, D-Delaware Read more
The events of this weekend wherein an idiot took it upon himself to attempt to assassinate former President Trump, and in doing so injured several innocent civilians and killed a man while trying to protect his family, are disgusting to me. The actions of the shooter are revolting, and the swift action of the Secret Service and Local Police Agencies were heroic in eliminating the ongoing threat the shooter imposed and should be lauded. My gratitude goes out to the Secret Service and all Local Police Agencies that were there to protect freedom of speech and the American way. Their skillful actions saved the President’s life and prevented harm from coming to many people there gathered to share their political ideas and gain insight into those of former President and Candidate Trump. I have five (5) times taken an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States, twice in the Marines and now three times as an elected State Representative. Freedom of expression, the right to assemble and the right to vote for the Candidate of your choosing must be defended and protected at every turn. If you don't like the way things are going, express yourself, assemble with people of like mind, and build a coalition of voters to make the change you seek. That’s the American way. Assassination attempts and terror activity will and should be met with the full force and effect of those who have sworn to defend the Constitution and the American way. Be vigilant and Read more
“Until we make a decided shift in favor of employees, things are not going to change,” Rep. David Delloso, D-Ridley Park, said during a House Labor Committee hearing on Tuesday. “With covid and the influx of the gig economy, it’s gotten worse.” Read more
HARRISBURG, May 22 – State Reps. Heather Boyd and Dave Delloso, both D-Delaware, will host their Basic Education Funding 101, a public meeting to discuss the basic education funding needs for Pennsylvania, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 30 at Academy Park High School, 300 Calcon Hook Road in Sharon Hill. The two will discuss the issues facing the state and budget negotiations in the month of June. "Investing in basic education is not just a moral imperative from your state government, but a strategic necessity for fostering economic growth, social equity, and the empowerment of future generations,” Boyd said. “Planning our basic education investments lays the foundation for a prosperous Pennsylvania, where every child has the opportunity to unlock their potential and contribute meaningfully to the community,” Delloso said. There is no need to RSVP. Read more
House Bill 1553 would apply to identification cards for students in grades 6 through 12 and stipulates that the suicide prevention hotline number selected by the school must be accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Read more
Thank you to my House colleagues for unanimously voting to approve my legislation to make the suicide hotline more available to kids in school. Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for teens and adolescents. With this measure, we can help make sure that the last decision a kid makes is not the *worst* decision that kid makes. I look forward to a positive outcome in the Senate. Read more
State Rep. David M. Delloso will hold an Expungement and Pardon Clinic on April 13 to help community members learn if record expungement might be an option for them. Representatives from Legal Aid of Southeastern PA will be on hand to provide expert guidance. Read more
State Rep. David Delloso, D-162, announced last week that the Office of the State Fire Commissioner awarded about $203,654 to equip firefighters and EMS providers with the resources to respond to emergencies in Delaware County. Read more
Rep. David Delloso, D-Delaware, announced today the Office of the State Fire Commissioner awarded about $203,654 to equip firefighters and EMS providers with the resources to respond to emergencies in Delaware County. Read more
Yesterday, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ruled in favor of abortion providers and delivered a big win for those of us who are fighting to maintain, protect, and expand access to reproductive healthcare in the Commonwealth. Read more
“Maintaining the infrastructure that gives us access to clean water and helps prevent flooding is always a sound investment of state dollars,” Rep. Delloso said. “I’m glad to see our local townships and boroughs receive this financial relief from the commonwealth to support their public health and safety efforts.” Read more
The idea is that “we’re going to supplement you with your own money while you bargain with your sometimes not-in-good-faith employer,” Rep. Dave Delloso said. Read more
Read my Fall 2023 newsletter here! Read more
Updates on PA Able, SNAP eligibility, and more. Read more
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