Legal problems can affect housing, family stability, employment, safety, and access to public benefits. Pennsylvania residents with limited income may qualify…
An unattended vehicle can create a safety hazard, block access, damage a public space, or become a target for vandalism. Pennsylvania residents who see a…
Applying for a Pennsylvania driver’s license requires more than passing a written or road test. PennDOT must verify identity, Pennsylvania residency, Social…
Small businesses are central to the economy of Pennsylvania’s 187th Legislative District. Family-owned shops, contractors, restaurants, farms, and professional…
Pennsylvania workers who lose employment through no fault of their own may apply for unemployment compensation through the state Department of Labor &…
Volunteer firefighters and emergency medical responders provide essential protection in communities across Pennsylvania. To recognize that service, state law…
A Pennsylvania death certificate is often required to settle an estate, claim life insurance, transfer property, close accounts, or apply for survivor…
Working families in Pennsylvania may qualify for the federal Earned Income Tax Credit, commonly called the EITC. This refundable tax benefit can reduce federal…
Families who need help paying for daycare, preschool, or before-and-after-school care may qualify for Pennsylvania’s subsidized child care program. Knowing how…
Representative Gary W. Day’s town hall on veterans’ benefits and services gives local veterans, military families, and caregivers a place to learn about…