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During National Telecommunicators Week, Sen. Lindsey Williams Calls for 911 Dispatchers to be Classified as First Responders
Pittsburgh, Pa. − April 17, 2026 − In honor of National Telecommunicators Week this week, Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D-Allegheny) is calling on the Senate to pass legislation that would define 911 dispatchers as emergency responders. “911 dispatchers are the first...
Senator Lindsey M. Williams, Rep. Mandy Steele Announce Over $24 Million in State Funding for Local Water and Wastewater Projects
Pittsburgh, Pa. − April 16, 2026 − Senator Lindsey M. Williams (D-Allegheny) and Rep. Mandy Steele (D-33) announced today that Sharpsburg and Brackenridge have been awarded over $24 million in PENNVEST state funding for water and wastewater treatment projects in the...
Senators Jay Costa, Lindsey Williams, and Wayne Fontana Announce over $53 Million in PENNVEST Funding for Allegheny County
PITTSBURGH, PA – April 15, 2026 − Today, the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) held a Board Meeting to award loan and grant funding for the latest round of applicants. Together, Senators Jay Costa, Lindsey Williams, and Wayne Fontana announce...
Senator Williams Shares Constituent Stories of Budget impasse Impacts on Approved Private Schools
Senator Williams’ Remarks on Irresponsible Failure To Pass A Budget
Senator Williams Shares Constituent Stories of Budget Impasse Impacts on Counties and Rape Crisis Centers
Senator Williams Shares Constituent Stories of Budget Impasse Impacts on Small Businesses
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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!
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Monthly Office Hours at The Kingsley Association
The Kingsley Association 6435 Frankstown Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesMy 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 […]