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The mission of the office of Senator Lindsey Williams is to build authentic community by meeting constituents where they are, to advocate alongside them to improve their quality of life, and to show people that government can and should work for them.
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Good Dog Farm, Sen. Lindsey Williams, Allegheny County Conservation District Celebrate Completed Conservation Project
Pittsburgh, Pa. − September 24, 2026 − On Tuesday, Good Dog Farm, the Allegheny County Conservation District (ACCD) and Senator Lindsey M. Williams’ office celebrated the completion of a collaborative conservation project at the Farm. This project helped Good...
NEW DATA: Efficiency standards on 15 commonly-used appliances could bring environmental, health, financial benefits for Pennsylvanians
PHILADELPHIA, PA − September 22, 2026 − After a summer of climate change-induced extreme weather and uncertainty around the availability and cost of energy, new data shows the environmental, public health and utility bill savings that energy efficiency standards could deliver for Pennsylvanians.
Senator Lindsey M. Williams Announces Over $9.8 Million in Local Share Account Funding for Community Needs
Pittsburgh, Pa. − September 15, 2026 − In partnership with state representatives, Senator Lindsey M. Williams announced more than $9.8 million in Local Share Account grant funding for projects. These projects will improve the daily quality of life for people across...
Latest Past Events
Monthly Office Hours at The Kingsley Association
The Kingsley Association 6435 Frankstown Avenue, PittsburghMy office hosts monthly office hours on the first Friday of every month at the Kingsley Association in Larimer. Stop by and say hello to our staff between 9:00 AM […]
Shoe Drive to Benefit Community Library of Allegheny Valley
Harrison Office 1826 Union Avenue, Natrona HeightsIs 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 15065
Every 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!
Senior Fair with Rep. Emily Kinkead
Ross Township Municipal Center 1000 Ross Municipal Drive, PittsburghIt's that time of year again! Rep. Emily Kinkead and I are excited to host another Senior Resource Fair. Join us at the Ross Municipal Building on Thursday, October 15th!