No parent should have to worry about ensuring their kids have clean water.

That is why I’ve worked tirelessly in my first year in office to remove lead and other toxins from our water, delivering over $80M in loans and grants dedicated to CLEAN water for ALL families.

Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating in #PA12 and around the world!

May this Eid al-Fitr bring you and your loved ones peace, happiness, and togetherness.

It is always meaningful to see how the Infrastructure Law investments we’re delivering are benefitting our community.

I visited Armstrong Tunnel today with Allegheny Co. Exec. and Mayor Ed Gainey to celebrate the tremendous progress that is being made to fix it.

I was so proud to join the Jubilee Kitchen groundbreaking and present the $460K CPF check we worked with them to secure!

I look forward to this new facility continuing their vital work—providing everything from nutritious meals to childcare and homelessness prevention services.

Allegheny General, Allegheny Valley, Washington, and Frick 32BJ Hospital workers have kept our communities running, especially during the COVID-19 crisis—even while being overworked and underpaid.

I am proud to stand with them as they demand $20/hr and up in negotiations.

It is beautiful just how much inspiration we can draw from the youngest among us.

US EPA Mid-Atlantic Administrator Adam Ortiz and I kicked off Earth Month by listening to 4th and 5th Grade EcoStewards’ presentations on the importance of conservation.

Happy Easter to all who are celebrating in #PA12 and around the world.

May this resurrection Sunday bring you time with family, peace love, and renewal. 🐣💐

Happy Trans Day of Visibility.

As we continue to see attacks on trans people’s very existence across the country—I will never stop fighting for and celebrating the enumerable contributions trans folks have made—not just in PA-12 but around the world.

From the Mon Valley to Westmoreland County, orphaned wells have leaked methane and other toxins into all of our air and water.

I spent some time in Murrysville with PA Department of Environmental Protection yesterday talking about ongoing efforts to identify and remediate orphaned and abandoned wells.

The 4th Street Bridge has been closed & in need of repair for **a decade** —cutting N. Irwin out from the main road.

I'm proud to have worked with Westmoreland County to deliver $500,000 to expedite repair.

This is how we’re helping fix crumbling infrastructure across #PA12 !