Rep. Emily Kinkead and others announce a $1.2 million state grant given to North Hills Community Outreach in Northern Allegheny County to add cold storage to their food bank, so they can have more resources on hand to feed healthy and fresh food to those who need it.

Rep. Emily Kinkead teams with Rep. Sara Innamorato and Senator Lindsay Williams to host a Drive Thru Senior Resource Fair.

Rep. Emily Kinkead joins members of the Allegheny County Delegation and the Steel Caucus for a meeting and tour of USS Edgar Thomson Plant in Braddock on Manufacturing Day.

Rep. Emily Kinkead speaks at a press event to hold the Republican majority accountable for leaving so much money on the table while so many Pennsylvanians are hurting from the pandemic and calls for support of spending the $7 billion of the American Rescue Plan money to invest in the people of Pennsylvania, focusing on human and physical infrastructure including fixing our roads, bridges, and other county and municipal priorities, raising the minimum wage, providing paid family medical leave, and making available support for small businesses.

State Reps. Dan Frankel and Emily Kinkead, as well as said Patrick Keenan, policy director of the Pennsylvania Health Access Network, Bill Johnston-Walsh, director of AARP Pennsylvania, and Tracey DePasquale, director of the Lutheran Advocacy Ministry in PA, attended a press conference Tuesday, July 13, 2021 in Harrisburg to introduce legislation to lower costs for prescription drugs and prevent surprise billing for “facility fees” to keep health care affordable and accessible for Pennsylvanians.

Rep. Emily Kinkead takes the Oath of Office and is sworn in as a state representative to begin serving the constituents of the 20th legislative district.