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Senator Lindsey M. Williams to Introduce Legislation Aimed at Reducing Career and Tech ED Waitlists
Harrisburg, Pa. − March 5, 2026 − Following today’s budget hearing with the Pennsylvania Department of Education, Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D-Allegheny) announced that she will introduce legislation that will help remove barriers for Career and Technical Education...
Pennsylvania Leaders: Trump Policies Are Raising Costs for Families, From Utilities to Groceries
STATEWIDE – Today, Climate Power convened Pennsylvania policy experts and Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D-Allegheny) for a virtual press call to respond to President Trump’s State of the Union address and provide a reality check on the affordability crisis facing...
Senator Lindsey M. Williams Applauds Governor Shapiro’s Budget Proposal that Protects Taxpayer Dollars and Invests in Working Families
Harrisburg, Pa. − February 3, 2026 − Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D-Allegheny) issues this statement following Governor Josh Shapiro’s budget address today:
“I want to applaud Governor Shapiro for recognizing that we must protect whistleblowers to stop fraud, waste, and abuse of taxpayer money. A state False Claims Act has been a top priority for me since I took office. Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) and I have reintroduced Senate Bill 38, the Commonwealth Fraud Prevention Act, again this session. This legislation encourages whistleblowers to come forward and report false or fraudulent claims against the Pennsylvania government in order to protect taxpayer dollars.
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Shoe Drive to Benefit Community Library of Allegheny Valley
Harrison Office 1826 Union Avenue, Natrona Heights, PA, United StatesIs your closet cluttered with shoes you no longer wear? Put them to good use! My Natrona Heights office is collecting new and gently worn shoes to benefit the Community Library of Allegheny Valley through November 12, 2026.
How does it work? The library receives a donation based on the total weight of shoes collected. The shoes are then distributed to microenterprise partners in developing countries, where they are resold locally to help create sustainable income and employment opportunities.
Drop off your donations at:
Office of Senator Lindsey Williams
1826 Union Avenue
Natrona Heights, PA 15065Every pair makes a difference! You’ll help keep shoes out of landfills while supporting your local library. Thanks in advance for stepping up for your community!