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Senators Lindsey Williams and Nikil Saval Announce Transit for All PA Funding Package
As transit agencies across the commonwealth face devastating funding shortfalls, the suite of bills proposed by the legislators creates additional streams of revenue to prevent service cuts and fare hikes, providing funding to help regional transit agencies meet the...
Senate Democratic Caucus Hosts Hearing Regarding the Future of Mass Transit
PITTSBURGH, PA − April 15, 2025 − Today, Senate Democratic Policy Committee Chair Nick Miller held a hearing to examine the needs of regional mass transit systems and assess ways to ensure that their benefits remain accessible to residents and local businesses in...
Senator Lindsey M. Williams Applauds Shapiro Administration’s Legal Challenge to Early Termination of Federal Education Funding
Pittsburgh, Pa. − April 10, 2025 − Senator Lindsey M. Williams, Democratic Chair of the Senate Education Committee, issued this statement following Governor Josh Shapiro’s announcement that he is suing the Trump Administration over the early termination of ESSER...
Senator Williams Celebrates CTE Month at AW Beattie Career Center
Senate Committee Confirmation Hearing of Adjutant General John Pippy
Senator Williams’ Introduction of Alyssa Cowan, Esq.
Senator Lindsey Williams Offers Ethics Rules that Would Protect Everyone Who Interacts with the PA Senate Against Sexual Harassment, Racial Discrimination, or other forms of Discrimination and Harassment
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Food Drive
Senator Lindsey Williams' Ross District Office 5000 McKnight Road, Suite 405, PittsburghDue to the ongoing federal government shutdown, Pennsylvanians who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — commonly known as food stamps — will not receive their benefits in November. This loss of support will create real hardship for many families in our community - for every one meal the charitable food network provides, SNAP provides nine! Food pantries and food banks across the state are bracing for a marked increase in demand because of this unprecedented disruption of SNAP benefits.
To help our neighbors in need and our local food banks, my office will be hosting a food drive through December. All donations will go directly to North Hills Community Outreach in Allison Park and Feeding the Flock in Cheswick, two local organizations working tirelessly to support families facing food insecurity.
Every contribution — big or small — makes a difference. If you’re able, please consider dropping off nonperishable food items at my district office to help ensure no one in our community goes hungry during this difficult time.
Drop Off Locations:
5000 McKnight Road | Suite 405
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
1826 Union Avenue
Natrona Heights, PA 15065