Governor Tom Wolf and Senator Bob Casey will join health care advocacy group Protect Our Care in rallying against the lawsuit to overturn the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and reiterating Pennsylvania’s commitment to sustaining quality health care for residents at reasonable costs. Cabinet secretaries representing the departments of Health, Drug and Alcohol Programs, and Insurance will also be in attendance.

Governor Tom Wolf and Rep. Todd Stephens will announce state funding to pay for the cost of PFAS treatments in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. Previously, the governor’s office helped fund PFAS filtration systems for each township to combat water contamination from the toxic substances.

Governor Tom Wolf and education advocates will highlight vital increases in K-12 education funding over the past five years and how the investments continue to benefit Pennsylvania’s students.

Governor Tom Wolf will sign an executive order that strengthens the gun violence reduction efforts of executive branch agencies and programs through coordinating activities of the existing boards, commissions, and departments focused on improving public safety and public health. Governor Wolf will be joined by Pennsylvania Commission of Crime and Delinquency Chair Charles Ramsey, departments of Health and Human Services secretaries, state and local legislators, and gun safety advocates.

Governor Tom Wolf will join Agriculture’s Secretary Russel Redding, Executive Deputy Secretary Mike Hanna, and a host of agriculture officials in highlighting the recent accomplishments of the PA Farm Bill during Ag Progress Days. Ag Progress Days is Pennsylvania’s largest outdoor agricultural exposition, showcasing the latest in Penn State research, and providing information on best management practices and changing regulations in the agricultural industry.