Last week, Governor Wolf outlined executive action to continue addressing the opioid crisis, announced more than 300 new jobs, and discussed his first-of-its-kind PAsmart proposal to significantly invest in skills training for 21st century jobs.
This week, Governor Tom Wolf took action to combat domestic violence, announced new funding to help create workforce training programs, and supported seniors through senior center grants.
On Monday, Governor Wolf signed SB 449, also known as Tierne’s Law, sponsored by Senator Camera Bartolotta.
This month, Governor Wolf continued to make major investments in infrastructure, community projects, and workforce development initiatives to equip all Pennsylvanians for jobs that pay.
Last week, Governor Wolf outline a package of criminal justice reform bills, announced more than 1,000 new jobs, and First Lady Frances Wolf hosted a discussion on how to promote the success of young girls in STEM education.