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Josh Shapiro public records

1,086 captured recordsJanuary 18, 2023–August 12, 2026

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Creating Jobs in Armstrong County: Governor Shapiro Secures $31.7 Million Investment from Brunk Industries to Expand Manufacturing Operations, Creating 64 New Jobs
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The Commonwealth is investing over $4.1 million to support the metal forming company’s growth in South Buffalo Township. ... Since taking office, the Shapiro Administration has competed for and w...
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Creating Jobs in Armstrong County: Governor Shapiro Secures $31.7 Million Investment from Brunk Industries to Expand Manufacturing Operations, Creating 64 New Jobs
The Commonwealth is investing over $4.1 million to support the metal forming company’s growth in South Buffalo Township. ... Since taking office, the Shapiro Administration has competed for and w...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro announced the Commonwealth has secured a $31.7 million investment from metal forming company Brunk Industries to expand operations in Armstrong County. The Commonwealth is investing over $4.1 million in the project, which will create 64 new jobs over the next four years and retain 11 existing, full-time positions.
“Pennsylvania is proving that when we invest in our strengths, we can compete with anyone — and Brunk’s decision to expand here is proof of that,” said Governor Shapiro. “My Administration is focused on making the Commonwealth the best place in the country for businesses to succeed by developing sites for new projects…
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Shapiro-Davis Administration Invests $9.7 Million in Agricultural Innovation Grants to Spur Growth and Keep Pennsylvania Agriculture Leading the Nation
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97 projects will feed statewide and regional progress, leverage $4.8 million in matching investments from farms and ag businesses, and ensure a vibrant future for Pennsylvania’s powerhouse agricu...
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Shapiro-Davis Administration Invests $9.7 Million in Agricultural Innovation Grants to Spur Growth and Keep Pennsylvania Agriculture Leading the Nation
97 projects will feed statewide and regional progress, leverage $4.8 million in matching investments from farms and ag businesses, and ensure a vibrant future for Pennsylvania’s powerhouse agricu...
The 2026-27 budget Governor Shapiro signed last month funds a third year of Ag Innovation Grants at $10 million.
“For the last three years, I’ve visited farms across the Commonwealth to hear from our farmers and see firsthand both the challenges they face and the noble work they do,” said Governor Shapiro. “Agriculture is the backbone of our Commonwealth and this important funding will help Pennsylvania farmers, growers, and…
August 12, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro and PASSHE Chancellor Fiorentino Announce Expedited Support and Up to $900 in Waived Fees for Pennsylvania Students Unenrolled by Howard University
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First-year college students from Pennsylvania who were unenrolled at Howard University for Fall 2026 will have access to expedited admissions support to Pennsylvania’s state universities. ... Lin...
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Governor Shapiro and PASSHE Chancellor Fiorentino Announce Expedited Support and Up to $900 in Waived Fees for Pennsylvania Students Unenrolled by Howard University
First-year college students from Pennsylvania who were unenrolled at Howard University for Fall 2026 will have access to expedited admissions support to Pennsylvania’s state universities. ... Lin...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Christopher Fiorentino announced that PASSHE is offering expedited admissions support to students impacted by Howard University’s recent unenrollment of more than 500 incoming first-year students.
“Every Pennsylvanian deserves the freedom to chart their own course and the opportunity to succeed,” said Governor Shapiro. “My Administration has worked hard to deliver on that promise – and in this moment of need, I’m proud that our state universities are stepping up to support students from Pennsylvania who were unenrolled from Howard University and ensure they have the opportunity to continue their education at one of our incredible state universities.”
August 11, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Unveils New Statewide Action Plan to Strengthen Pennsylvania’s Behavioral Health Care System, Address Workforce Shortages, and Fill Gaps in Coverage
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The Behavioral Health Council — created by Executive Order 2023-20 — identified some of the most significant barriers facing Pennsylvanians who seek support through the Commonwealth's behaviora...
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Governor Shapiro Unveils New Statewide Action Plan to Strengthen Pennsylvania’s Behavioral Health Care System, Address Workforce Shortages, and Fill Gaps in Coverage
The Behavioral Health Council — created by Executive Order 2023-20 — identified some of the most significant barriers facing Pennsylvanians who seek support through the Commonwealth's behaviora...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro met with the Commonwealth’s Behavioral Health Council and Advisory Committee to unveil a new statewide action plan for behavioral health. The Governor created the Council when he signed Executive Order 2023-20, which directed the Council to develop a plan for state leaders, local governments, and community providers to deliver improved, faster and higher quality behavioral health care services for all Pennsylvanians.
“Since taking office, my Administration has been steadfast in our commitment to improving Pennsylvania’s behavioral health care system — and from securing the first ever dedicated state funding for the 988 crisis hotline to historic investments in school mental health and safety, we’ve delivered real results,” said…
August 5, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro and First Lady Host Fourth Annual Special Olympics Bocce Tournament at the Governor’s Residence, Highlighting Historic Support for Pennsylvanians with Disabilities
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Since taking office, Governor Shapiro has met with families, advocates, and service providers across Pennsylvania and signed three executive orders to strengthen the rights of and protections for P...
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Governor Shapiro and First Lady Host Fourth Annual Special Olympics Bocce Tournament at the Governor’s Residence, Highlighting Historic Support for Pennsylvanians with Disabilities
Since taking office, Governor Shapiro has met with families, advocates, and service providers across Pennsylvania and signed three executive orders to strengthen the rights of and protections for P...
Since taking office, Governor Shapiro has met with families, advocates, and service providers across Pennsylvania and signed three executive orders to strengthen the rights of and protections for Pennsylvanians with disabilities and autism.
“From day one, my Administration has worked to support our neighbors with disabilities, and we’re delivering real results — raising wages to recruit and retain the essential workers who care for Pennsylvanians with disabilities, and giving people with disabilities a real seat at the table on an advisory commission for…
August 5, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Pennsylvania’s Emergency Readiness as Federal Government Erects Barriers and Puts Responsibility for Emergency Preparedness on the States
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Executive Order 2026-04 tasks Commonwealth agencies with proactively developing plans, policies, procedures, and trainings to ensure Pennsylvania remains prepared to respond and recover from future...
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Governor Shapiro Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Pennsylvania’s Emergency Readiness as Federal Government Erects Barriers and Puts Responsibility for Emergency Preparedness on the States
Executive Order 2026-04 tasks Commonwealth agencies with proactively developing plans, policies, procedures, and trainings to ensure Pennsylvania remains prepared to respond and recover from future...
Governor Shapiro has led efforts to boost emergency preparedness in Pennsylvania, doubling the amount of funding available to state agencies to respond to disasters, creating the Commonwealth Disaster Recovery Assistance Program, and leading effective responses to bridge collapses, flooding, train derailments, shootings, and more.
“When disaster strikes, Pennsylvanians look to their state and local leaders to deliver the support – and resources – they need to stay safe, recover, and rebuild. While the federal government is erecting barriers and changing the federal government’s role in responding to emergencies, this Executive Order will ensure…
August 4, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Allentown, Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Mental Health Investments Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
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Governor Shapiro secured $10 million in first-ever dedicated state funding to support the 988 lifeline and $5 million to maintain walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers. ... The 202...
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In Allentown, Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Mental Health Investments Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
Governor Shapiro secured $10 million in first-ever dedicated state funding to support the 988 lifeline and $5 million to maintain walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers. ... The 202...
Governor Shapiro secured $10 million in first-ever dedicated state funding to support the 988 lifeline and $5 million to maintain walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers.
“I’ve listened to Pennsylvanians tell me how important it is to have someone to talk to when they’re struggling, no matter what time of day or where you live,” said Governor Josh Shapiro. “In my Administration, we’re treating mental health with just as much care as physical health – and we’ve supported county mental…
August 2, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Allentown, Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Mental Health Investments Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
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Governor Shapiro secured $10 million in first-ever dedicated state funding to support the 988 lifeline and $5 million to maintain walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers. ... The 202...
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In Allentown, Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Mental Health Investments Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
Governor Shapiro secured $10 million in first-ever dedicated state funding to support the 988 lifeline and $5 million to maintain walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers. ... The 202...
Governor Shapiro secured $10 million in first-ever dedicated state funding to support the 988 lifeline and $5 million to maintain walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers.
“I’ve listened to Pennsylvanians tell me how important it is to have someone to talk to when they’re struggling, no matter what time of day or where you live,” said Governor Josh Shapiro. “In my Administration, we’re treating mental health with just as much care as physical health – and we’ve supported county mental…
July 31, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Washington County, Governor Shapiro Announces $166 Million Investment from GE Vernova to Expand its Western Pennsylvania Operations, Creating 714 New Jobs
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The Commonwealth is investing $6 million to support the global energy equipment and services company’s growth in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties — further strengthening Pennsylvania’s rol...
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In Washington County, Governor Shapiro Announces $166 Million Investment from GE Vernova to Expand its Western Pennsylvania Operations, Creating 714 New Jobs
The Commonwealth is investing $6 million to support the global energy equipment and services company’s growth in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties — further strengthening Pennsylvania’s rol...
Charleroi, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Rick Siger announced the Commonwealth has secured a $166 million investment from GE Vernova to expand its operations in Western Pennsylvania. The Commonwealth is investing $6 million in the project, which will create at least 714 new jobs over the next four years and retain 735 existing, full-time positions.
“From day one, my Administration has worked to make Pennsylvania a leader on economic development, supporting Pennsylvania businesses and workers to keep our Commonwealth moving forward. As part of that work, we identified energy and manufacturing as two key pillars of opportunity – sectors in which we’re poised to…
July 30, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Secures $6.2 Million Investment and 100 New Jobs from Nasdaq Inc., Reinforcing Company’s Long-Term Commitment to Philadelphia
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The Commonwealth is investing $710,000 to support the global financial technology company’s continued operations and growth in Center City Philadelphia. ... Under Governor Josh Shapiro’s leader...
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Governor Shapiro Secures $6.2 Million Investment and 100 New Jobs from Nasdaq Inc., Reinforcing Company’s Long-Term Commitment to Philadelphia
The Commonwealth is investing $710,000 to support the global financial technology company’s continued operations and growth in Center City Philadelphia. ... Under Governor Josh Shapiro’s leader...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro announced the Commonwealth has secured a $6.2 million investment from Nasdaq Inc. to support its continued operations in Philadelphia, home to Nasdaq PHLX — the nation's oldest stock exchange, founded in 1790. The Commonwealth is investing $710,000 to help support the creation of 100 new, high-paying jobs over the next three years and to retain 150 existing, full-time positions.
“Leading global companies are choosing Pennsylvania because they know we have the workforce, infrastructure, and business climate they need to succeed,” said Governor Shapiro. “My Administration will continue competing aggressively for investments that create good-paying jobs and private sector investment to ensure the Commonwealth remains a place where businesses can grow, and families can build a brighter future for generations to come.”
July 29, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Secures Significant Investment from The Wenger Group to Expand and Purchase Plainville Farms, Retaining Nearly 700 Jobs in Adams County
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The Commonwealth is investing $6 million to support the project, which prevented Plainville Farms from closing ― saving 690 jobs and helping to support the 93 Pennsylvania farms that supply turke...
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Governor Shapiro Secures Significant Investment from The Wenger Group to Expand and Purchase Plainville Farms, Retaining Nearly 700 Jobs in Adams County
The Commonwealth is investing $6 million to support the project, which prevented Plainville Farms from closing ― saving 690 jobs and helping to support the 93 Pennsylvania farms that supply turke...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro announced the Commonwealth secured a significant investment from food and agricultural products and services organization The Wenger Group (TWG) to support their acquisition of Plainville Farms, a turkey processing facility in New Oxford. The project is helping Plainville…
“Pennsylvania's agriculture and manufacturing industries have powered our economy for generations, and we're making sure they continue to drive our future,” said Governor Shapiro. “My Administration is protecting good-paying jobs, strengthening our food supply chain, supporting Pennsylvania farmers, and investing in businesses that are committed to growing right here in the Commonwealth.”
July 29, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Honors Commonwealth Employees for Exemplary Achievements and Dedication to Public Service
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Five individuals and 11 groups received this year’s awards, selected from 199 nominations across 27 agencies. ... The honorees include employees who responded to the arson attack on the Governor...
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Governor Shapiro Honors Commonwealth Employees for Exemplary Achievements and Dedication to Public Service
Five individuals and 11 groups received this year’s awards, selected from 199 nominations across 27 agencies. ... The honorees include employees who responded to the arson attack on the Governor...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro presented the Governor’s Awards for Excellence to 83 Commonwealth employees across 17 state agencies in recognition of their exceptional accomplishments in public service in 2025.
“Every day across Pennsylvania, Commonwealth employees show what it truly means to step up for their neighbors. Their work reminds us that government can be a powerful force for good when dedicated people bring their talent, compassion, and commitment to serving others,” said Governor Shapiro. “The employees recognized today represent the best of us, and my Administration is proud to recognize the incredible state employees who serve our Commonwealth.”
July 28, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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ICYMI: Governor Shapiro, Lt. Governor Davis, and Secretary Carroll Reopen Interstate 376 Commercial Street Bridge in Just 17 Days
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Pittsburgh, PA – Yesterday, Governor Josh Shapiro, Lt. Governor Austin Davis, and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll visited the new Commercial Street Brid...
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ICYMI: Governor Shapiro, Lt. Governor Davis, and Secretary Carroll Reopen Interstate 376 Commercial Street Bridge in Just 17 Days
Pittsburgh, PA – Yesterday, Governor Josh Shapiro, Lt. Governor Austin Davis, and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll visited the new Commercial Street Brid...
Pittsburgh, PA – Yesterday, Governor Josh Shapiro, Lt. Governor Austin Davis, and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll visited the new Commercial Street Bridge in Allegheny County to announce the reopening of Parkway East, a full week ahead of schedule.
July 28, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro, Lt. Governor Davis, and Secretary Carroll Announce Reopening of Interstate 376 Commercial Street Bridge a Full Week Ahead of Schedule
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The $95 million project is one of the largest of its kind ever performed in Pennsylvania and was completed a week ahead of schedule. ... Demolishing the old bridge, laterally sliding in the new bri...
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Governor Shapiro, Lt. Governor Davis, and Secretary Carroll Announce Reopening of Interstate 376 Commercial Street Bridge a Full Week Ahead of Schedule
The $95 million project is one of the largest of its kind ever performed in Pennsylvania and was completed a week ahead of schedule. ... Demolishing the old bridge, laterally sliding in the new bri...
Pittsburgh, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro, Lt. Governor Austin Davis, and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joined local officials and community leaders at the new Commercial Street Bridge in Allegheny County to announce that Parkway East will reopen to traffic later today, a full week ahead of schedule. The $95 million project is one of the largest of its kind ever performed in Pennsylvania.
“My Administration is focused on bringing people together to get stuff done for the good people of Pennsylvania – and I’m proud of the skilled tradesmen and women, engineers, law enforcement officers, and local officials who worked around the clock to reopen the Parkway East a full week ahead of schedule,” said…
July 27, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Takes Legal Action to Challenge Trump Administration’s Decision to Hold Critical Security Funding Hostage in Attempt to Control Pennsylvania’s Elections
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The Trump Administration’s decision to withhold homeland security funding threatens public safety and critical emergency preparedness work happening across the Commonwealth. ... Harrisburg, PA ...
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Governor Shapiro Takes Legal Action to Challenge Trump Administration’s Decision to Hold Critical Security Funding Hostage in Attempt to Control Pennsylvania’s Elections
The Trump Administration’s decision to withhold homeland security funding threatens public safety and critical emergency preparedness work happening across the Commonwealth. ... Harrisburg, PA ...
“The Trump Administration is holding critical funding for homeland security and disaster response hostage in their latest attempt to take over our elections and perpetuate baseless conspiracy theories,” said Governor Shapiro. “Withholding this funding will make our communities less safe and would be dangerous under any…
July 23, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Announces Leadership Transition at the Pennsylvania Department of General Services
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Secretary Reggie McNeil will conclude his service effective July 31, 2026, concluding more than three years of service helping Pennsylvania government operate more efficiently, effectively, and saf...
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Governor Shapiro Announces Leadership Transition at the Pennsylvania Department of General Services
Secretary Reggie McNeil will conclude his service effective July 31, 2026, concluding more than three years of service helping Pennsylvania government operate more efficiently, effectively, and saf...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro announced a leadership transition at the Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS). Secretary Reggie McNeil will conclude his service effective July 31, 2026, concluding more than three years of service helping Pennsylvania government operate more efficiently, effectively, and safely. DGS Executive Deputy Secretary Sandra Aguilera will be named Acting Secretary effective Saturday, August 1, 2026, ensuring continuity of leadership.
“For over three years, the Secretary has worked to ensure our Commonwealth delivers efficient, effective services to millions of Pennsylvanians. Under his leadership, the Department of General Services has saved millions of taxpayer dollars through reducing the Commonwealth’s reliance on leased spaces, completed a…
July 22, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Shapiro Administration Confirms Proposed ICE Detention Centers in Berks and Schuylkill Counties Will Not Move Forward
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) took action to protect local communities by issuing administrative orders requiring the proposed facilities to meet the Commonwealth’...
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Shapiro Administration Confirms Proposed ICE Detention Centers in Berks and Schuylkill Counties Will Not Move Forward
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) took action to protect local communities by issuing administrative orders requiring the proposed facilities to meet the Commonwealth’...
"From the beginning, I’ve been clear that these warehouses should not be used as ICE detention centers because they are not suitable for people and converting them to detention centers would have posed serious risks to the health, safety, and infrastructure of the surrounding communities," said Governor Josh Shapiro.…
July 22, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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In Philadelphia, Governor Shapiro Highlights Major Investments in Innovation, Economic Development Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
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In the 2026-27 budget, Governor Shapiro secured $125 million to create the Innovate in PA 2.0 program to help promising startups, create a statewide clinical trial network for the life sciences, an...
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In Philadelphia, Governor Shapiro Highlights Major Investments in Innovation, Economic Development Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
In the 2026-27 budget, Governor Shapiro secured $125 million to create the Innovate in PA 2.0 program to help promising startups, create a statewide clinical trial network for the life sciences, an...
In the 2026-27 budget, Governor Shapiro secured $125 million to create the Innovate in PA 2.0 program to help promising startups, create a statewide clinical trial network for the life sciences, and enhance the Commonwealth’s innovation network.
“Pennsylvania has always been a place where big ideas become world-changing innovations, and with this budget, we're making sure the next generation of breakthroughs happen right here in the Commonwealth,” said Governor Shapiro. “Innovate in PA 2.0 will help promising startups grow, strengthen our life sciences…
July 21, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Increase in Funding for Rape Crisis Centers, Administration’s Strong Support for Survivors During Visit to YWCA in Carlisle
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Governor Shapiro secured a $12 million increase in funding for rape crisis centers in the 2026-27 budget, the largest increase in Pennsylvania history. ... Under the Governor’s leadership, more t...
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Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Increase in Funding for Rape Crisis Centers, Administration’s Strong Support for Survivors During Visit to YWCA in Carlisle
Governor Shapiro secured a $12 million increase in funding for rape crisis centers in the 2026-27 budget, the largest increase in Pennsylvania history. ... Under the Governor’s leadership, more t...
Governor Shapiro secured a $12 million increase in funding for rape crisis centers in the 2026-27 budget, the largest increase in Pennsylvania history.
“Earlier this year, I visited the Pittsburgh Action Against Rape center and heard firsthand about how hard it is to provide essential services to support victims of rape and sexual assault on a tight budget,” said Governor Shapiro. “Their stories stuck with me – as have the stories of survivors I’ve met throughout my…
July 20, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Signs 24 Bills into Law, Cutting Red Tape for Working Pennsylvanians, Expanding Support for Our Veterans, and More
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Governor Follow on Instagram ... Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro signed HB 482, HB 858, HB 1102, HB 1286, HB 1646, HB 1830, HB 1851, HB 1860, HB 1862, HB 2017, HB 2024, HB 2426, HB ...
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Governor Shapiro Signs 24 Bills into Law, Cutting Red Tape for Working Pennsylvanians, Expanding Support for Our Veterans, and More
Governor Follow on Instagram ... Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro signed HB 482, HB 858, HB 1102, HB 1286, HB 1646, HB 1830, HB 1851, HB 1860, HB 1862, HB 2017, HB 2024, HB 2426, HB ...
Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Josh Shapiro signed HB 482, HB 858, HB 1102, HB 1286, HB 1646, HB 1830, HB 1851, HB 1860, HB 1862, HB 2017, HB 2024, HB 2426, HB 2559, SB 45, SB 130, SB 331, SB 349, SB 511, SB 779, SB 992, SB 1058, SB 1181, SB 1294, and SB 1353 into law.
“Even with one of the only divided legislatures in the country, we are still showing that we can come together to get stuff done for Pennsylvanians,” said Governor Shapiro. “I’m proud of the work we’ve done together to cut red tape for working Pennsylvanians, address critical workforce shortages, expand support for survivors of sexual assault, and ensure our veterans can access the benefits they’ve earned through their service.”
July 20, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Shapiro Administration Delivered Nearly $217 Million through New Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit During Recent Tax Season
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The Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit provided nearly $217 million to more than 876,000 Pennsylvanians during the recent tax season — and roughly 64,000 more people could still benefit this year ...
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Shapiro Administration Delivered Nearly $217 Million through New Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit During Recent Tax Season
The Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit provided nearly $217 million to more than 876,000 Pennsylvanians during the recent tax season — and roughly 64,000 more people could still benefit this year ...
Harrisburg, PA — Today, Governor Josh Shapiro announced the newly-established Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit (WPTC) delivered nearly $217 million to more than 876,000 Pennsylvanians during the recent personal income tax filing season.
“From the day we took office, my Administration has been laser-focused on putting more money back in the pockets of Pennsylvanians. The Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit is doing just that,” said Governor Shapiro. “As Pennsylvanians feel the impact of rising costs at the gas pump and the grocery store, we’re going to continue delivering historic relief for Pennsylvanians who need our help because no one should have to worry about putting food on the table or how they’ll support their loved ones.”
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What Pennsylvanians Are Saying About the Historic Investments in Education that Governor Shapiro Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
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“When we invest in students today, we're also investing in the teachers who will inspire the next generation tomorrow and I want to thank Governor Shapiro for making education a priority in this ...
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What Pennsylvanians Are Saying About the Historic Investments in Education that Governor Shapiro Secured in the 2026-27 Budget
“When we invest in students today, we're also investing in the teachers who will inspire the next generation tomorrow and I want to thank Governor Shapiro for making education a priority in this ...
Harrisburg, PA – This week, Governor Josh Shapiro visited Vare-Washington Elementary School in Philadelphia and Gateway High School in Allegheny County to highlight historic investments in education secured in the 2026-27 budget, continuing his Administration’s work to ensure every student, in every community, has access to a high-quality public education.
July 17, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $134 Million in 100 Community and Economic Development Projects across Southwestern Pennsylvania
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In addition to Southwest Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP. ... Governor Shapiro is laser-focu...
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Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $134 Million in 100 Community and Economic Development Projects across Southwestern Pennsylvania
In addition to Southwest Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP. ... Governor Shapiro is laser-focu...
In addition to Southwest Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP.
"Every day, my Administration is focused on getting stuff done for the good people of Pennsylvania — and we’re proud to support hundreds of projects across the Commonwealth that will create jobs, strengthen our economy, and deliver real results for our communities,” said Governor Shapiro. “Through this round of RACP…
July 16, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $26 Million in 17 Community and Economic Development Projects in North Central and Northwest Pennsylvania
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Through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP), the Shapiro Administration is investing in major economic development, public safety, infrastructure, workforce development, and communi...
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Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $26 Million in 17 Community and Economic Development Projects in North Central and Northwest Pennsylvania
Through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP), the Shapiro Administration is investing in major economic development, public safety, infrastructure, workforce development, and communi...
In addition to Northwest Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP.
"Every day, my Administration is focused on getting stuff done for the good people of Pennsylvania — and we’re proud to support hundreds of projects across the Commonwealth that will create jobs, strengthen our economy, and deliver real results for our communities,” said Governor Shapiro. “Through this round of RACP…
July 16, 2026Official executive-office source ↗
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Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $122 Million in 129 Community and Economic Development Projects in Southeastern Pennsylvania
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In addition to Southeast Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP. ... Governor Shapiro is laser-focu...
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Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $122 Million in 129 Community and Economic Development Projects in Southeastern Pennsylvania
In addition to Southeast Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP. ... Governor Shapiro is laser-focu...
In addition to Southeast Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro announced nearly $445 million in total Commonwealth-wide investments supporting 356 projects through RACP.
"Every day, my Administration is focused on getting stuff done for the good people of Pennsylvania — and we’re proud to support hundreds of projects across the Commonwealth that will create jobs, strengthen our economy, and deliver real results for our communities,” said Governor Shapiro. “Through this round of RACP…
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Creating Jobs in Armstrong County: Governor Shapiro Secures $31.7 Million Investment from Brunk Industries to Expand Manufacturing Operations, Creating 64 New Jobs

Shapiro-Davis Administration Invests $9.7 Million in Agricultural Innovation Grants to Spur Growth and Keep Pennsylvania Agriculture Leading the Nation

Governor Shapiro and PASSHE Chancellor Fiorentino Announce Expedited Support and Up to $900 in Waived Fees for Pennsylvania Students Unenrolled by Howard University

Governor Shapiro Unveils New Statewide Action Plan to Strengthen Pennsylvania’s Behavioral Health Care System, Address Workforce Shortages, and Fill Gaps in Coverage

Governor Shapiro and First Lady Host Fourth Annual Special Olympics Bocce Tournament at the Governor’s Residence, Highlighting Historic Support for Pennsylvanians with Disabilities

Governor Shapiro Signs Executive Order to Strengthen Pennsylvania’s Emergency Readiness as Federal Government Erects Barriers and Puts Responsibility for Emergency Preparedness on the States

In Allentown, Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Mental Health Investments Secured in the 2026-27 Budget

In Allentown, Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Mental Health Investments Secured in the 2026-27 Budget

In Washington County, Governor Shapiro Announces $166 Million Investment from GE Vernova to Expand its Western Pennsylvania Operations, Creating 714 New Jobs

Governor Shapiro Secures $6.2 Million Investment and 100 New Jobs from Nasdaq Inc., Reinforcing Company’s Long-Term Commitment to Philadelphia

Governor Shapiro Secures Significant Investment from The Wenger Group to Expand and Purchase Plainville Farms, Retaining Nearly 700 Jobs in Adams County

Governor Shapiro Honors Commonwealth Employees for Exemplary Achievements and Dedication to Public Service

ICYMI: Governor Shapiro, Lt. Governor Davis, and Secretary Carroll Reopen Interstate 376 Commercial Street Bridge in Just 17 Days

Governor Shapiro, Lt. Governor Davis, and Secretary Carroll Announce Reopening of Interstate 376 Commercial Street Bridge a Full Week Ahead of Schedule

Governor Shapiro Takes Legal Action to Challenge Trump Administration’s Decision to Hold Critical Security Funding Hostage in Attempt to Control Pennsylvania’s Elections

Governor Shapiro Announces Leadership Transition at the Pennsylvania Department of General Services

Shapiro Administration Confirms Proposed ICE Detention Centers in Berks and Schuylkill Counties Will Not Move Forward

In Philadelphia, Governor Shapiro Highlights Major Investments in Innovation, Economic Development Secured in the 2026-27 Budget

Governor Shapiro and DHS Secretary Dr. Arkoosh Highlight Historic Increase in Funding for Rape Crisis Centers, Administration’s Strong Support for Survivors During Visit to YWCA in Carlisle

Governor Shapiro Signs 24 Bills into Law, Cutting Red Tape for Working Pennsylvanians, Expanding Support for Our Veterans, and More

Shapiro Administration Delivered Nearly $217 Million through New Working Pennsylvanians Tax Credit During Recent Tax Season

What Pennsylvanians Are Saying About the Historic Investments in Education that Governor Shapiro Secured in the 2026-27 Budget

Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $134 Million in 100 Community and Economic Development Projects across Southwestern Pennsylvania

Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $26 Million in 17 Community and Economic Development Projects in North Central and Northwest Pennsylvania

Governor Shapiro Invests More Than $122 Million in 129 Community and Economic Development Projects in Southeastern Pennsylvania