Grant will help with ADA accessibility projects at historic theater Read more
On Saturday, Feb. 10, Rep. Miller will host a children and gun safety event with Be SMART starting at 10 a.m. at the Mt. Lebanon Public Library. Read more
On Thursday, Jan. 25, Rep. Miller will host his annual economic development roundtable fstarting at 2 p.m. in the Upper St. Clair Library. Read more
HARRISBURG, Dec. 27 – With an aggressive agenda in 2023, the Pennsylvania House Democratic Caucus advanced the commonwealth’s economic outlook and helped working families and seniors across the state by driving policies that return more money to the people who make our local economies thrive. Read more
The grants will help rehabilitate and upgrade storm and sanitary sewer systems in Mt. Lebanon, Dormont, and Castle Shannon. Read more
HARRISBURG, Dec. 13 – State Rep. Lindsay Powell, D-Allegheny, has introduced a bill that would ensure Pennsylvania workers do not lose health care coverage while on strike. Powell’s legislation, H.B. 1911 , would prohibit employers in Pennsylvania from denying health care benefits to workers who are on strike and is co-sponsored by PA House Majority Whip Dan Miller, D-Allegheny. Nearly 159 million workers depend on health care coverage through their employers, according to a KFF survey from last year . As a result, employees often end up paying an annual average of more than $7,700 for single coverage and $22,000 for family coverage through COBRA during a strike’s duration. “Compelling employees to choose between job security and safeguarding their well-being and that of their families is a dire proposition,” Powell said. “My bill keeps essential health coverage in place until the employer and employees reach a mutual compromise.” “Stripping health care from workers who exercise their rights to collectively bargain places a tremendous burden on working families, especially those with children,” Miller added. “I want to thank Representative Powell for introducing this legislation, which along with other bills we have passed this year , aim to level the playing field between workers and large corporations so that workers can exercise their rights and have their voices heard.” House Bill 1911 Read more
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“Our attempt here is to rebalance that scale,” he said before the vote for the bill, which he said had a long list of Democratic supporters whom he named. Read more
“This bill is yet another example of how House Democrats are using our new majority to pass legislation that will help workers and their families. Already this year, we have passed more pro-worker and pro-labor bills than in recent memory, many of which have been bottled up in committee for close to a decade,” said Miller, the House majority whip. “These bills are about ensuring that workers can exercise their rights, that their voices can be heard, and that every worker has a shot at the American dream.” Read more
Free November eldar law seminar for families Read more
The House passed House Bill 612, providing a 7% increase in funding to Penn State University, the University of Pittsburgh, and Temple University and a 25% increase in funding for Lincoln University. The bill also freezes tuition increases at the universities for the 2024-25 school year. This week the House also passed legislation with overwhelming support that would ensure greater transparency by making the state-related universities subject to certain provisions of the state’s Right to Know Law. Read more
Join us for a special event called Understanding, Treating, and Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease on Thursday, October 26th. Read more
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Information regarding the 2023 fall community town hall series. Read more
Information about the 2023 Senior Resource Fair on Sept. 22. Read more
The House Majority leadership team and Policy Committee wrapped up the statewide “Save Our Schools” tour Thursday morning with a stop at Carrick High School in Pittsburgh to tour the building, discuss the need for fair funding for public education and rally with education advocates. Read more
Legislators discuss efforts to enhance capabilities of western PA search and rescue. Read more
Our pop-up offices give us a chance to answer questions and share resources related to a range of state services. Read more
The latest news from Harrisburg and the district. Read more
Harrisburg, June 26 – Just six months into the 2023-24 legislative session, Pennsylvania House Democrats are delivering on their promise to prioritize the issues Pennsylvanians care about by passing more than 100 bills focusing on a variety of critical issues that will improve lives for Pennsylvanians. “I’m proud that House Democrats are continuing to advance a people-first agenda,” Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton, D-Phila./Delaware, said. “In just the past few weeks our caucus has advanced measures that would make more seniors eligible for the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program, plus increase their rebates. We passed an expanded Child and Dependent Care Enhancement Tax Credit -- because when families can afford childcare, more Pennsylvanians can work. We passed tax credits for people in some of the commonwealth’s most in-demand and understaffed professions like nurses, teachers and police. We’re helping all Pennsylvanians save for retirement using our Keystone Saves Program. And we advanced a long-overdue boost in the state minimum wage, which lags every surrounding state and has kept too many Pennsylvanians in poverty.” “After a dozen years of inaction on issues that Pennsylvanians truly care about, we have put forth a diverse, aggressive and bipartisan agenda that will ensure Pennsylvania is a better place to live, learn and work,” said House Majority Leader Matt Bradford, D-Montgomery. “Our Read more
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