pushing public policies that put people & working families first • rep. @ryanbizzarro, chairman • follow us wherever you are: @padempolicy

Joined November 2018
Safe roads are vital to a healthy community. After decades, completing Rt. 228 in Butler County is in the final phase. @RepDukes hosted a roundtable on getting the project across the finish line. The result? Confirming a commitment to fund more than half of the $102M needed.
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The roundtable brought together leaders from the towns and townships, the county and regional partners to put everyone on the same page to deliver long-overdue improvements for drivers, families, and businesses. More info: pahouse.com/PolicyCommittee/…
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Standing Up for You // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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Family Budgets // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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Pennsylvania House Majority Policy Committee retweeted
When you pay for electricity each month, the price should be for the true cost of energy, not extra profits for the megarich.
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Unfair Economy // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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36 years into the ADA, advocates say they're simultaneously having to fight to keep the protections they have, while working to truly make the world inclusive for those with all abilities. That was one of the takeaways from Thursday's hearing in Philly, hosted by @RepHohenstein.
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Another theme from the testifiers: nothing about us, without us. Policies, technology and more - folks with different abilities need to be part of the development so that from the start, they deliver real benefits for those who need it.
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House Working for You // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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Secure Elections // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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Preparing Teachers for AI // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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LIVE IN ONE HOUR: How is PA doing when it comes to accessibility? @RepHohenstein leads the conversation about reality and law after 36 years of the ADA. It's part of his annual Disability Summit - watch live starting at 3:30pm: PAHouse.com/Policy
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Qualified Professionals // MAJORITY POLICY POINT
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Pennsylvania House Majority Policy Committee retweeted
No Time for a Pause - that’s why House Dems are making sure menopause and perimenopause symptoms aren’t stopping women from living and working here in PA.
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LIVE THURSDAY: How is PA doing when it comes to accessibility? @RepHohenstein leads the conversation about reality and law after 36 years of the ADA. It's part of his annual Disability Summit - watch live starting at 3:30pm: PAHouse.com/Policy
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