Gov. Tom Wolf will join Department of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding to announce the components of a bipartisan funding plan to support Pennsylvania farmers.

Governor Tom Wolf will be joined by Sen. Jake Corman, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) District 2 Executive Karen Michael, and local officials and stakeholders to announce action on a long-awaited transportation corridor in south central Centre County.

Governor Tom Wolf will lead the Rally to Raise the Wage in Philadelphia as part of his advocacy to pay Pennsylvanians fairly by increasing the commonwealth’s minimum wage to $15 per hour.

Governor Tom Wolf will call for support of post-secondary education for single parents during a tour of Misericordia University’s Bourger Women with Children Program. As part of his Statewide Workforce Education and Accountability Program, Governor Wolf plans to replicate the Bourger Program throughout Pennsylvania.

Governor Tom Wolf will visit Dover Area High School promote his plan to provide high speed internet to all Pennsylvanians and to learn about the educational opportunities created through high-speed broadband access in the school’s Innovative Learning Center.