This week, Governor Wolf announced more job creating projects, secured a $26.5 million federal grant to combat opioid abuse, and opposed the Pennsylvania Senate Finance Committee’s moves to defund Planned Parenthood.
This week, Governor Wolf celebrated the one-year anniversary of the legalization of medical marijuana in Pa, hosted a discussion with Planned Parenthood’s president on the importance of women’s healthcare programs, and signed an “It’s On Us” legislative package to combat sexual assault on college campuses.
This week, Governor Wolf continued efforts to combat the opioid abuse and heroin epidemic in Pa and announced plans to significantly reduce fees paid to Wall Street investment managers and annually save the state $5 million.
This week, Governor Wolf continued his “Jobs that Pay” tour with a stop in Easton to praise the continued use of Majestic’s plant to manufacturer apparel for the MLB and visited District 1199C Breslin Learning Center to discuss the importance of apprenticeships.
This week, Governor Wolf continued his “Jobs that Pay” tour, and announced $43 million in funding to support community business development projects, and the creation of new jobs in Chester county.