Re: @SEPTA funding crisis
If SEPTA's funding gap isn't closed, it won't just slow down rail lines or eliminate bus routes. It will starve businesses of customers and employees, cut off job opportunities, and limit people's ability to access education and healthcare.
Great to join the @wacphila at SJU for a conversation with @AVindman on democracy, global security, and US policy.
Pennsylvania has the second-largest population of Ukrainian-Americans in the nation, with thousands calling Montco home. I'm proud to represent them.
Montco residents are the beneficiaries of over $140 million in federal grant programs per year. The OMB memo that froze federal funding was reckless and should never have been issued.
While it's fair to communicate a desire to evaluate government spending and programming, there are more effective - and legal - ways to do this in partnership with all levels of government. We're doing everything we can to protect our residents and ensure that we're able to continue to meet their needs, in everything from housing to public safety.
The Truth About Our Elections: @MontcoCommish@NeilMakhija, who oversees #Election2024 for 865,000 Montgomery County, PA residents, examines the protections our electoral system has in place to ensure our elections are safe and secure.
Watch @nytimes: https://t.co/2v0iYmp1Or
"We don't get to choose when it's convenient to defend democracy, we do it when we must. This is a time when we must"-- historian and author @jonathanalter in MontCo (PA) with @NeilMakhija. 🇺🇸
.@jonathanalter said it best: fighting for democracy is not a one-day decision. We are dedicated to standing up and fighting for democracy today and every day.
Today is your LAST day to register to vote! 🙌🏽 Today @montco_pa Voter Services and I were on @BrynMawrCollege’s campus helping students use the resources of our mobile satellite office voter van! 🚐 Visit https://t.co/lATb67Wg3g to register TONIGHT!🦉💛
Was your mail-in ballot return envelope already sealed when you recieved it in the mail, due to the damp weather?
✉️ Find guidance from @montco_pa Voter Services: https://t.co/ccxnfeYTY8
The @montco_pa Commissioners are coming to the 12th district for their next "On The Road" meeting. All community members are invited to join the meeting next week on Oct. 10 at 6PM at the @MontTwp Building, or you can participate virtually: https://t.co/jhJmy4dkKE
Montco proudly became the first county open for voting in the Commonwealth. Then the RNC sued us.
The RNC’s frivolous lawsuit is just the latest in a nationwide effort to engage in voter suppression, intimidate election officials, and undermine the democratic process.
Our Voter Services staff has been diligently and effectively working to make our elections accessible for every eligible voter. We will continue that work so that Montgomery County voters have a safe, secure, and accessible election.
Thank you to our Montgomery County Commissioners, @DiBelloTom, @JamilaHWinder, and @NeilMakhija, for joining our MCIU Superintendents Council! They shared their vision for the future and emphasized strengthening collaboration between our public schools and the county.
I officially cast the first ballot in Montgomery County and perhaps the first in Pennsylvania!
Mail-in ballots are being sent out now, and you can apply for yours at https://t.co/lATb67Wg3g.
#IVoted#Election2024
Thrilled to share that Ardmore House will get $13 million to fully fund a senior affordable housing project in Lower Merion! 🏡
That’s 48 new units of much needed affordable, modern, energy efficient housing right in Ardmore, #MontcoPA!
Great collaboration @MontcoPA, @LowerMerionTwp, and PFHA. 🌟
We’re getting it done, #MontcoPA! After my first six months in office, we have shown leadership on protecting voting rights, expanding childcare, and tackling climate change. We’re just getting started.
In the first 100 days of office, our County Commissioners have taken action on voting rights, climate, housing, public safety and so many other critical issues that will better serve #MontcoPA residents. Learn more & hear Commissioner Makhija reflect on this progress ⬇️
Today’s Juneteenth – celebration of the moment when the last enslaved Black Americans in Texas learned they were free. At our flag raising, our Commissioners discussed the significance of this holiday, progress we’ve made, work that needs to be done & hopes for a brighter future.
Happy Juneteenth! Yesterday we raised the flag above Montgomery County’s courthouse, reflecting our ongoing commitment to racial equality.
We heard from powerful speakers and student artists to commemorate 159 years since the emancipation of the people of Galveston, TX.