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118 captured recordsMarch 8, 2023–August 6, 2026

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What People Are Saying About the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s 2026-27 Budget Investments in Child Care and Early Learning
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HARRISBURG – The bipartisan 2026-27 budget, which Governor Shapiro signed into law last month, is winning praise from business leaders from across the state for its investments in child care, inc...
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What People Are Saying About the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s 2026-27 Budget Investments in Child Care and Early Learning
HARRISBURG – The bipartisan 2026-27 budget, which Governor Shapiro signed into law last month, is winning praise from business leaders from across the state for its investments in child care, inc...
As the father of a young child, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is a strong advocate for quality, accessible child care and early learning in Pennsylvania. He was appointed by the Governor to serve as co-chair of the Early Learning Investment Commission (ELIC), a bipartisan commission of business leaders that engages cross-sector stakeholders across the Commonwealth to strengthen Pennsylvania’s workforce and long-term competitiveness through child care innovation.
August 6, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights New Bipartisan Program Designed to Help Police Departments Solve Violent Crimes and Cold Cases, Make Communities Safer
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The 2026-27 budget provides $2.5 million in grant funding to help local law enforcement solve homicides and other violent crimes — funding that will be matched by $1 million in philanthropic doll...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights New Bipartisan Program Designed to Help Police Departments Solve Violent Crimes and Cold Cases, Make Communities Safer
The 2026-27 budget provides $2.5 million in grant funding to help local law enforcement solve homicides and other violent crimes — funding that will be matched by $1 million in philanthropic doll...
PHILADELPHIA – Today, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis was joined by legislators from both sides of the aisle to highlight new funding in the 2026-27 budget to create the Violent Incident Clearance and Technological Investigative Methods (VICTIM) Program, designed to help local police departments solve cold cases, homicides, and other violent crimes.
“Statewide, violent crime is down 16 percent since we took office,” said Lt. Gov. Davis. “But we can’t truly celebrate, while so many families are still mourning, still grieving, still waiting for justice. That’s why I’m proud to highlight a new investment coming from our bipartisan budget — the VICTIM Program. We’re funding this new program with $2.5 million for grants to local law enforcement, with the intention of helping them solve homicides and other violent crimes.”
August 4, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lieutenant Governor Davis Highlights 2026-27 Budget Investments to Reduce Violence and Keep Kids and Communities Safe
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The 2026-27 budget continues to invest in programs that help reduce violence, keep communities safe, and give kids safe places to learn, play, and thrive. ... Over the past three years, PCCD has pr...
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Lieutenant Governor Davis Highlights 2026-27 Budget Investments to Reduce Violence and Keep Kids and Communities Safe
The 2026-27 budget continues to invest in programs that help reduce violence, keep communities safe, and give kids safe places to learn, play, and thrive. ... Over the past three years, PCCD has pr...
POTTSTOWN, PA – Today, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis held a roundtable discussion at the YWCA Tri-County Area (YWCA) to highlight how the Shapiro-Davis Administration's 2026-27 budget continues to invest in community-based violence prevention and out-of-school programs that are helping to reduce crime and keep kids and communities safe.
“I’m proud to say I was a Club Kid, spending most afternoons at our local Boys & Girls Club, so I understand how important it is for young people to have safe places they can go to learn and grow,” said Lt. Gov. Davis, chair of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD). “Violent crime is down…
August 3, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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LG Austin Davis Visits Hill District to Highlight Main Street Matters Investment at the Historic New Granada Theater
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Austin Davis joined local and community leaders to highlight the completion of phase one and the start of phase two of the historic New Granada Theater’s revitalization, supported with $1 million...
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LG Austin Davis Visits Hill District to Highlight Main Street Matters Investment at the Historic New Granada Theater
Austin Davis joined local and community leaders to highlight the completion of phase one and the start of phase two of the historic New Granada Theater’s revitalization, supported with $1 million...
PITTSBURGH, PA – Today in the Hill District, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined local and community leaders to highlight the completion of phase one and the start of phase two of the historic New Granada Theater’s revitalization, supported with $1 million from the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Main Streets Matters program.…
July 10, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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ICYMI: Lieutenant Governor Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration Investments That Are Making Pennsylvania Communities Safer
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The Best of the Batch video is part of the Lieutenant Governor’s new YouTube channel, which will feature monthly conversations with state and local leaders from across the Commonwealth. ... Over ...
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ICYMI: Lieutenant Governor Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration Investments That Are Making Pennsylvania Communities Safer
The Best of the Batch video is part of the Lieutenant Governor’s new YouTube channel, which will feature monthly conversations with state and local leaders from across the Commonwealth. ... Over ...
HARRISBURG, PA – Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis is highlighting the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s work to make Pennsylvania communities safer through the Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) and Building Opportunities through Out-of-School Time (BOOST) grant programs, which have received more than $160 million in funding over the past three years.
“The quickest way to take a gun out of somebody’s hand is to put a paycheck in it,” said Lt. Gov. Davis.
July 7, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Brings Together Utility Industry Experts to Highlight Solutions to Rising Energy Costs
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As utility shutoffs increase, the Shapiro-Davis Administration is taking action to provide real relief for Pennsylvania consumers and pushing for utility industry reform ... Austin Davis is focusin...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Brings Together Utility Industry Experts to Highlight Solutions to Rising Energy Costs
As utility shutoffs increase, the Shapiro-Davis Administration is taking action to provide real relief for Pennsylvania consumers and pushing for utility industry reform ... Austin Davis is focusin...
June 24, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Pitt’s New Program to Make College More Affordable for Pennsylvania Students
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Austin Davis highlighted the University of Pittsburgh’s launch of the Pitt Regional Campus Tuition Pledge, a new program designed to make it more affordable for Pennsylvania students to attend on...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Pitt’s New Program to Make College More Affordable for Pennsylvania Students
Austin Davis highlighted the University of Pittsburgh’s launch of the Pitt Regional Campus Tuition Pledge, a new program designed to make it more affordable for Pennsylvania students to attend on...
GREENSBURG, PA – Today, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis highlighted the University of Pittsburgh’s launch of the Pitt Regional Campus Tuition Pledge, a new program designed to make it more affordable for Pennsylvania students to attend one of the school’s branch campuses.
June 15, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Investments to Expand Access to Affordable, High-Quality Child Care
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Austin Davis stopped by a Lancaster County child care center today to highlight how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is expanding access to high-quality child care, making it more affordable for wo...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Investments to Expand Access to Affordable, High-Quality Child Care
Austin Davis stopped by a Lancaster County child care center today to highlight how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is expanding access to high-quality child care, making it more affordable for wo...
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA – Lt. Gov. Austin Davis stopped by a Lancaster County child care center today to highlight how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is expanding access to high-quality child care, making it more affordable for working parents and encouraging employers to help their workers with this critical need.
June 2, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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ICYMI: Lieutenant Governor Davis Wraps Up “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour
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Governor Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Davis have delivered seven tax cuts since taking office, which are part of a broader plan to put more money back into the pockets of Pennsylvanians across a...
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ICYMI: Lieutenant Governor Davis Wraps Up “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour
Governor Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Davis have delivered seven tax cuts since taking office, which are part of a broader plan to put more money back into the pockets of Pennsylvanians across a...
HARRISBURG, PA – Over the last few weeks, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis has traveled across the Commonwealth on a “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour to highlight how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is cutting taxes, lowering costs and growing Pennsylvania’s economy.
May 18, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Policies to Make Housing More Affordable at “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour Stop in Adams County
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Austin Davis joined state Rep. Dan Moul – who owns manufactured housing communities – for a roundtable conversation today in Adams County on protecting Pennsylvanians who live in these communit...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Policies to Make Housing More Affordable at “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour Stop in Adams County
Austin Davis joined state Rep. Dan Moul – who owns manufactured housing communities – for a roundtable conversation today in Adams County on protecting Pennsylvanians who live in these communit...
GETTYSBURG, PA – At the latest stop on his “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined state Rep. Dan Moul – who owns manufactured housing communities – for a roundtable conversation today in Adams County on protecting Pennsylvanians who live in these communities and keeping them affordable.
“As I’ve traveled across the Commonwealth, over and over again I’ve heard that people want us to take off our red jerseys and blue jerseys and put on the Pennsylvania jersey,” said Lt. Gov. Davis. “On an issue like housing affordability, there’s a broad consensus, among Republicans and Democrats, that we need to do…
May 13, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Calls for Continued State Investments to Make Pennsylvania Communities Safer and Reduce Gun Violence
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Davis highlighted more than $67 million in Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) funding to Philadelphia organizations over the past three years. ... The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and D...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Calls for Continued State Investments to Make Pennsylvania Communities Safer and Reduce Gun Violence
Davis highlighted more than $67 million in Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) funding to Philadelphia organizations over the past three years. ... The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and D...
In Kensington, Lt. Gov. Davis highlighted more than $67 million in Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) funding to Philadelphia organizations over the past three years.
“We’re making progress in reducing gun violence – but even one act of gun violence is one too many,” said Lt. Gov. Davis, who serves as chairman of PCCD. “Today I heard from the leaders of two outstanding organizations – The Lighthouse and Xiente – that are doing the work, day in and day out, to prevent community…
May 13, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Touts Administration’s Housing Action Plan, Emphasizes Need to Increase Housing Supply to Lower Costs for Pennsylvania Families
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Sharpsburg, PA – Today, Lt. Governor Austin Davis visited Sharpsburg as part of his statewide "Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour and emphasized the need to build more homes to help ...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Touts Administration’s Housing Action Plan, Emphasizes Need to Increase Housing Supply to Lower Costs for Pennsylvania Families
Sharpsburg, PA – Today, Lt. Governor Austin Davis visited Sharpsburg as part of his statewide "Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour and emphasized the need to build more homes to help ...
Sharpsburg, PA – Today, Lt. Governor Austin Davis visited Sharpsburg as part of his statewide "Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour and emphasized the need to build more homes to help bring down housing costs for Pennsylvania families.
May 11, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Northwestern PA, Lt. Gov. Davis Highlights Investments in Youth Safety Programs to Help Keep Kids and Communities Safe
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The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) School Safety and Security Committee, chaired by Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis, approved 177 projects to strengthen community safety a...
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In Northwestern PA, Lt. Gov. Davis Highlights Investments in Youth Safety Programs to Help Keep Kids and Communities Safe
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) School Safety and Security Committee, chaired by Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis, approved 177 projects to strengthen community safety a...
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) School Safety and Security Committee, chaired by Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis, approved 177 projects to strengthen community safety and expand opportunities for Pennsylvania youth.
“These investments are about providing a place where our youth feel safe and stay engaged after the school bell rings,” said Lt. Gov. Austin Davis. “I am proud that, through these grants, Erie and Farrell are building brighter futures and safer communities for kids.”
May 1, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Fayette County, Lieutenant Governor Davis Focuses on Energy Costs During “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour Across the Commonwealth
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Shapiro-Davis Administration is pursuing an “all of the above” strategy to create jobs, bring electric costs down, and produce more energy. ... Lt. Governor Davis’ “Putting More Money Back ...
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In Fayette County, Lieutenant Governor Davis Focuses on Energy Costs During “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour Across the Commonwealth
Shapiro-Davis Administration is pursuing an “all of the above” strategy to create jobs, bring electric costs down, and produce more energy. ... Lt. Governor Davis’ “Putting More Money Back ...
CONNELLSVILLE, PA – Today, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis hosted a roundtable discussion in Fayette County to focus on rising energy costs and highlight how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is protecting consumers, accelerating responsible energy development and positioning Pennsylvania to build more power faster, while keeping costs down.
April 28, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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To Mark National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Lt. Governor Davis Urges U.S. Senate to Strengthen Federal Victims of Crime Act Funding
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New report finds “Trump’s pardons are costing shooting survivors millions.” ... Harrisburg, PA – At a Capitol rally yesterday to mark National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Lieutenant Gover...
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To Mark National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Lt. Governor Davis Urges U.S. Senate to Strengthen Federal Victims of Crime Act Funding
New report finds “Trump’s pardons are costing shooting survivors millions.” ... Harrisburg, PA – At a Capitol rally yesterday to mark National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Lieutenant Gover...
Harrisburg, PA – At a Capitol rally yesterday to mark National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis called on the U.S. Senate to take action on federal legislation that would provide more funding for victims’ service providers, which are struggling under the weight of increased demand and cuts in federal funding.
April 21, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Child Care Tax Credits for Families and Businesses During “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour Stop in Luzerne County
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The Shapiro-Davis Administration tripled the Child Care and Dependent Enhancement Tax Credit, delivering $136 million in total savings last tax season to nearly 222,000 working families and created...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Child Care Tax Credits for Families and Businesses During “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour Stop in Luzerne County
The Shapiro-Davis Administration tripled the Child Care and Dependent Enhancement Tax Credit, delivering $136 million in total savings last tax season to nearly 222,000 working families and created...
MOUNTAIN TOP, PA – As a working father, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis understands the importance of child care — and at today’s stop on his “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour, he visited a Luzerne County employer that is making child care more affordable and accessible for their workers.
“Child care is often one of the biggest expenses for working families — and I know that reality firsthand,” said Lt. Gov. Davis, who also serves as co-chair of the Early Learning Investment Commission (ELIC). “Governor Shapiro and I are working hard to bring down costs for Pennsylvanians, and that’s why we tripled the…
April 16, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Governor Davis Kicks Off “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour, Highlighting $315 Million in Rebates and $193 Million in New Tax Relief for Pennsylvanians
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Governor Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Davis have delivered seven tax cuts since taking office, which are part of a broader plan to put more money back into the pockets of Pennsylvanians across a...
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Lt. Governor Davis Kicks Off “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour, Highlighting $315 Million in Rebates and $193 Million in New Tax Relief for Pennsylvanians
Governor Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Davis have delivered seven tax cuts since taking office, which are part of a broader plan to put more money back into the pockets of Pennsylvanians across a...
NORRISTOWN, PA – Today, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis launched the statewide “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour in Montgomery County, highlighting more than $450 million in tax relief already delivered to Pennsylvanians — with more on the way in 2026.
“Last year the Shapiro-Davis Administration delivered more than $450 million in relief to seniors and working families,” said Lt. Gov. Davis. “This year it will be even more when we add more than $193 million in expected relief through the new Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit and an estimated $36 million saved through…
April 14, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Governor Davis Launches Statewide “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour
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Austin Davis will hit the road for a statewide “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour, highlighting how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is cutting taxes and lowering costs for Pennsylv...
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Lt. Governor Davis Launches Statewide “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” Tour
Austin Davis will hit the road for a statewide “Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets” tour, highlighting how the Shapiro-Davis Administration is cutting taxes and lowering costs for Pennsylv...
The tour kicks off Tuesday, April 14, with a stop in Norristown, Montgomery County, and will include additional events in Luzerne, Fayette, Carbon, and Adams counties. Ahead of the launch, Lt. Gov. Davis previewed the tour in a video shared on social media.
April 13, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Investments in Career and Technical Education Are Helping Students Pursue High-Demand Careers and Addressing Workforce Shortages
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Austin Davis met the next generation of emergency responders and health care workers during his visit today to the Pittsburgh Westinghouse Academy, where the school’s career and technical educati...
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Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Investments in Career and Technical Education Are Helping Students Pursue High-Demand Careers and Addressing Workforce Shortages
Austin Davis met the next generation of emergency responders and health care workers during his visit today to the Pittsburgh Westinghouse Academy, where the school’s career and technical educati...
PITTSBURGH, PA – Lt. Gov. Austin Davis met the next generation of emergency responders and health care workers during his visit today to the Pittsburgh Westinghouse Academy, where the school’s career and technical education (CTE) programs are benefiting from increased state funding by the Shapiro-Davis Administration.
April 6, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Encourages Dauphin County Technical School Students to Chart Their Own Course
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Austin Davis highlighted how the Shapiro-Davis Administration has boosted funding for workforce development by nearly 50 percent over the past three years and increased the number of students enrol...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Encourages Dauphin County Technical School Students to Chart Their Own Course
Austin Davis highlighted how the Shapiro-Davis Administration has boosted funding for workforce development by nearly 50 percent over the past three years and increased the number of students enrol...
HARRISBURG, PA – In a visit today to the Dauphin County Technical School, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis highlighted how the Shapiro-Davis Administration has boosted funding for workforce development by nearly 50 percent over the past three years and increased the number of students enrolled in career and technical education (CTE) or vocational-technical classes.
March 25, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lieutenant Governor Davis Highlights Pennsylvania’s Economic Opportunity Agenda at Black Economic Alliance Solutions Summit with Michigan Lt. Gov. Gilchrist and New Jersey Lt. Gov. Caldwell
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The Black Economic Alliance’s (BEA) fourth annual Solutions Summit highlighted a growing bench of state executives leading on policy solutions to advance work, wages, and wealth. ... In FY 2024-2...
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Lieutenant Governor Davis Highlights Pennsylvania’s Economic Opportunity Agenda at Black Economic Alliance Solutions Summit with Michigan Lt. Gov. Gilchrist and New Jersey Lt. Gov. Caldwell
The Black Economic Alliance’s (BEA) fourth annual Solutions Summit highlighted a growing bench of state executives leading on policy solutions to advance work, wages, and wealth. ... In FY 2024-2...
NEW YORK — Today, Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis highlighted the Commonwealth’s efforts to expand economic opportunity and support small businesses during a historic panel conversation hosted by the Black Economic Alliance alongside Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist and New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell. The panel discussed how states are supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship while investing in community-based solutions on issues like housing, public safety and child care.
“It was an honor to participate in the Black Economic Alliance’s fourth annual Solutions Summit with my good friends and fellow lieutenant governors from Michigan and New Jersey,” said Lt. Gov. Davis, who also serves as chair of the Pennsylvania Advisory Council on Inclusive Procurement. “We’re taking the lead and…
March 12, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Budget’s Proposed Increase for PA 211 Funding
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Austin Davis joined state and local leaders at United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania today to applaud the work of PA 211 call center workers and highlight how the 2026-27 Shapiro-Davis budget inc...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Budget’s Proposed Increase for PA 211 Funding
Austin Davis joined state and local leaders at United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania today to applaud the work of PA 211 call center workers and highlight how the 2026-27 Shapiro-Davis budget inc...
PITTSBURGH, PA – Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined state and local leaders at United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania today to applaud the work of PA 211 call center workers and highlight how the 2026-27 Shapiro-Davis budget increases state funding for this vital service by an additional $250,000, ensuring resources are available when Pennsylvanians encounter a moment of crisis.
February 9, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Franklin County, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights New Budget Proposal’s Investments to Make Pennsylvania Communities and Schools Safe
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Austin Davis visited Franklin County today to showcase how the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s investments in violence prevention have made Pennsylvania communities and schools safer over the last...
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In Franklin County, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights New Budget Proposal’s Investments to Make Pennsylvania Communities and Schools Safe
Austin Davis visited Franklin County today to showcase how the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s investments in violence prevention have made Pennsylvania communities and schools safer over the last...
CHAMBERSBURG, PA – Following the Governor’s budget address yesterday, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis visited Franklin County today to showcase how the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s investments in violence prevention have made Pennsylvania communities and schools safer over the last three years. The 2026-27 Shapiro-Davis budget…
February 4, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Support for Community Revitalization Projects Across the Commonwealth
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ALLENTOWN, PA – Projects to revitalize communities and support young people and low-income families in the Lehigh Valley are getting a boost from the Shapiro-Davis Administration, which recently ...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Support for Community Revitalization Projects Across the Commonwealth
ALLENTOWN, PA – Projects to revitalize communities and support young people and low-income families in the Lehigh Valley are getting a boost from the Shapiro-Davis Administration, which recently ...
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined state and local leaders at a news conference today in Allentown to highlight the NAP investments, including a project by Community Action Lehigh Valley that will help youth in center city Allentown.
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Announces Nearly $3 Million in Funding for Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs, Touts Significant Decline in Violence Statewide Under Leadership of Governor Shapiro
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Flickr ... PHILADELPHIA – One of the most powerful tools in combatting gun violence is getting a boost from the Shapiro-Davis Administration, which today announced a nearly $3 million investment ...
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Announces Nearly $3 Million in Funding for Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs, Touts Significant Decline in Violence Statewide Under Leadership of Governor Shapiro
Flickr ... PHILADELPHIA – One of the most powerful tools in combatting gun violence is getting a boost from the Shapiro-Davis Administration, which today announced a nearly $3 million investment ...
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined state leaders at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center today to recognize the grantees, which were approved by the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) this morning. Davis leads PCCD, which won a competitive grant from the U.S. Department of Justice in 2024 to expand HVIPs across the Commonwealth.
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In Franklin County, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights New Budget Proposal’s Investments to Make Pennsylvania Communities and Schools Safe

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Highlights Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Support for Community Revitalization Projects Across the Commonwealth

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis Announces Nearly $3 Million in Funding for Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs, Touts Significant Decline in Violence Statewide Under Leadership of Governor Shapiro