Rep. Inglis

PA State Rep.-elect for the 38th District in Allegheny County

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Thank you to former Councilwoman Linda Book of Whitehall and Commander Charles Gross of the Legion for their efforts in putting on these programs. (4/4)

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Throughout the day yesterday, my staff and I attended Whitehall's Veterans Day Ceremony and Dravosburg American Legion's Veterans Day program, as we recognized the men and women who have served our nation's Armed Forces. (1/4)

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It also reaffirms our commitment to advocating for and supporting our Veterans not just on Veteran’s Day, but everyday, as we acknowledge their sacrifice, dedication, and commitment to our country. (3/4)

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These enhancements create new opportunities for recreation, education, and outdoor enjoyment while making the space more welcoming and accessible for everyone.

Congratulations and thank you to everyone who helped bring this vision to life!

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This first phase brings several new amenities for residents and visitors to enjoy, including an entrance plaza, covered picnic area, bike racks and repair station, a welcome kiosk, observation deck with binocular viewers, interpretive signage, bird's nest seating, and a trail.

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In observance of Veterans Day, our office will be closed tomorrow. We honor and thank all veterans for their service, sacrifice, and dedication to our country. Our office will resume normal business hours Thursday November 12th.

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Apply Online: https://t.co/wgTG3HBXaE
or
Call 311 to request your snow angel or volunteer to be a snow angel. (3/3)

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Winter is on its way!

Do you need help clearing snow this winter, or want to lend a hand? The City of Pittsburgh's Snow Angels Program connects older adults and residents with mobility impairments to volunteers who can help clear sidewalks and walkways after snowstorms. (1/3)

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The city of Pittsburgh is looking for volunteers, community groups, faith organizations and local leaders to sign up and support neighbors in need. If you qualify and need assistance, we encourage you to apply today. (2/3)

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If you or someone you love is on Medicaid, please check what you need to do to stay enrolled.

The county's toolkit has your next steps: https://t.co/q8HRAmZlbx

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Yesterday, I joined Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato and colleagues from our caucus to address the concerns we've been hearing from constituents for months about the Trump administration's changes to Medicaid under H.R. 1, which take effect in January. (1/4)

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Medicaid is a lifeline for our most vulnerable neighbors which is why we gathered yesterday with all our partners to make sure we are working on safety nets at every level of Pennsylvanian government to mend the cracks these changes will cause. (3/4)

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What's Needed:
- Last 30 Days of Income Proof
- Most Recent Paid Utilities Bill (Gas and Electric)
- Government ID
- Leasing/Rental Agreement (ONLY FOR RENTERS)

If you think you are eligible and have question, please call our office at [phone]

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Need help with heating costs this winter?
Applications for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) are now open!
LIHEAP can help eligible households with home heating bills and energy emergencies.

Don't wait to apply today in our office!

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Submit Your Mail-in Request: https://t.co/XwFipDQ6FN

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Want to vote by mail in the upcoming election? Make sure to submit your mail‑in ballot request by the end of the day tomorrow! Tomorrow is the final day for Pennsylvanians to apply for a mail‑in ballot. Don’t miss your chance to participate.

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As well as estimated to generate between $46 million and $58 million in state and local tax revenue over three years, along with up to $1.7 billion in total economic impact.

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I’m pleased that last night U.S. Steel approved nearly $3 billion for a new Strip Mill right here in the Mon Valley. I was proud to sign onto the letter of support to help advance this much‑needed investment in our region.

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The Mon Valley, alongside Pittsburgh, helped build America with our steel. I’m committed to ensuring it remains a place where we continue to build and innovate. The construction and operation of the project are expected to support between 5,100 and 6,300 jobs across Pennsylvania.