Governor Wolf will visit York, PA to tour some of the areas affected by flash flooding that swept through several counties last week. The governor, joined by PEMA director Rick Flinn, and local officials, will see areas hardest hit by flooding, including damage to buildings and infrastructure. Media can meet the group at the York County Office of Emergency Management.

Governor Wolf will meet privately with Department of Corrections officers of SCI Greene and announce new safety measures with Secretary John Wetzel that will be implemented throughout the state to address Corrections staff exposure to drugs and other substances.

Following the private meeting, Gov. Wolf and Sec. Wetzel will hold a press conference outside SCI Greene to detail changes in safety protocols.

Governor Wolf will join with the staff of the Energy Innovation Center in Pittsburgh to tour their facility and discuss workforce development initiatives made possible through state-support, highlighting the administration’s continued dedication to investing in apprenticeships and job training opportunities throughout the commonwealth.

Governor Wolf will join with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Secretary Leslie S. Richards, PennDOT officials, and other representatives to provide an update on the ‘Resurface PA’ Initiative, a substantial investment in the commonwealth’s roads and infrastructure.

Pennsylvania Homeland Security Director Marcus Brown and Auditor General Eugene DePasquale will discuss recommendations in the Pennsylvania School Safety Task Force final report.

Appointed by the governor, the task force held six regional roundtables at schools from April through June to listen to students, parents, school officials, school nurses and other health care professionals, law enforcement, education organizations and community members about their ideas to improve school safety and security.