More Info about Protecting Yourself or a Loved One from Scams: www.pa.gov/content/dam/...

You'll be directed to the appropriate state agency for direct assistance - whether the PA Dept. of Insurance, PA Dept. of Banking and Securities, or other agencies charged with holding individuals and businesses accountable.

More Info about the Hotline: www.pa.gov/agencies/dob...

Pennsylvanians can now: Call 1-866-PACOMPLAINT (1-866-722-6675); Visit pa.gov/consumer -OR- Email consumer@pa.gov to report questionable communications about denied health insurance claims, suspicious financial transactions, or problems with student loan servicers.

Scammers are everywhere - Online, on the phone, or at your doorstep. Thankfully, Governor Shapiro's administration launched a new consumer protection complaint hotline that can help.

Did you know my office can help you get money through Unclaimed Property (UP) from the PA Treasury? Under the new PA Money Match program, UP worth up to $500 is returned to the owner automatically.

Call us at (610) 696-4990 or visit bit.ly/3Pfy4ai to find out more.

Read my press release HERE: www.pahouse.com/Pielli/InThe...

The funds will support a new, county-wide violence-reduction initiative involving the Chester County Detectives and the Adult Probation, Parole, and Pretrial Services Department. The project will enhance Chester County’s capacity to prevent, investigate, and respond to firearm-related violence.

I'm pleased to announce Chester County is awarded a $477K Violence Intervention and Prevention Program grant from the PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency.

Apply for the program HERE: www.pheaa.org/funding-oppo...

The 2026-2027 PA Student Teacher Support Program application opens at 4PM tomorrow, April 16. This program provides financial assistance to students entering their student-teaching semester. Check to make sure you fulfill all of the requirements before you apply.

Apply for the FAFSA here: studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-...

Learn more about the FAFSA here: www.pheaa.org/tools-resour...

If you are a FIRST-TIME applicant enrolled in a community college, business school, trade school, hospital school of nursing, designated PA open-admission institution, or non-transferable 2-year program, then your FAFSA deadline is August 1, 2026.

The FAFSA deadline is soon approaching! If you attend a 4-year college or university, your FAFSA deadline is May 1, 2026.

This pro-consumer legislation removes an unnecessary incentive passed onto the consumer resulting in excess profits for the utility company. This reform helps restore fairness and accountability.

Read about our bill HERE: palegis.us/house/co-spo...

I've introduced a bill along with Rep. Fiedler to curb excess profits by utility companies. -- With energy bills soaring, shutoffs increasing, and utility monopolies earning record profits, it's your legislator's duty to ensure rates are fair.

Please report suspicious texts or calls about PA DHS benefits by calling this fraud tip line at 1-844-DHS-TIPS (1-844-347-8477).

Learn more about public benefits scams HERE: dhs.pa.gov/scams.

Scam warning! - If you're a state benefits recipient, you might receive a scam phone call asking for your EBT card number.

Although PA Dept. of Human Services (PA DHS) may text or call benefits recipients to share information, they will NEVER ask for your personal info via text or phone.

Pennsylvania has a long history of free and fair elections. The PA Department of State can answer questions you may have about how the state and counties work in tandem to administer elections in PA.

Check out vote.pa.gov/FactCheck to see the answers to commonly asked questions and concerns.

No one should have to choose between paying a utility bill and putting food on the table.

Sign the PECO "No Rate Hike" Petition HERE:
www.pahouse.com/Petition/?id...

Learn more about PECO's proposed rate hikes HERE: app.indigov.com/pub/outreach...

Sign the PECO "No Rate Hike" Petition! - I do not support this proposed rate hike — raising electric bills by 12.5% and gas bills by 11.4% — costing households an average of more than $30 extra each month.

My colleagues and I in the House are working hard to help PA's working families. There is no reason why billionaires deserve more tax cuts and privileges than our families do.

Under current federal law, employers are only required to provide unpaid family leave, a policy that forces many to return to work sooner than they would like. This leaves up to 4 million Pennsylvanians - 66% of our workforce - without access to paid family leave.

Just over a week ago, The Family Care Act - House Bill 200 - was passed by the PA House of Representatives. I voted YES for this bill which would mandate employers to provide at least 12 weeks of paid family leave for employees. 14 states & D.C. already do this.

With Tax Day quickly approaching, we want to remind everyone of two first time and historic tax credits we've passed to help qualified Pennsylvanians get relief while filing their tax returns during these tough economic times.

The Working Pennsylvanian's Tax Credit (WPTC) was created in last year's budget and can provide up to $805 in tax relief. Anyone who qualifies for the federal Earned Income Tax Credit, qualifies for the WPTC.

Read more about these tax credits HERE: app.indigov.com/pub/outreach...

PA's Child and Dependent Care Enhancement Tax Credit was expanded to provide more financial relief to those eligible. This tax credit helps cover the expenses for children under 13, spouses, or other dependents who are not able to care for themselves.

Hi, folks! With Tax Day quickly approaching, I want to remind everyone of two historic tax credits we've passed.

Recognizing Inspiring School Employees RISE Award Recognizing Inspiring School Employees RISE Award

The award recognizes the excellence exhibited by non-teaching public school employees and the services they provide for our students. To find out how to nominate someone, click HERE: bit.ly/46GJYDp

Do you know a non-teaching public school employee who deserves to be recognized for their hard work? You can nominate them for the Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) Award given by the PA Dept. of Education.

Crime Victims' Center of Chester County | Advocating For Your Rights The Crime Victims' Center of Chester County provides free, confidential, and immediate support to those affected by crime and violence. HOTLINE (610) 692-7273

This organization has offered invaluable resources to victims of sexual assault for the past 25 years. This April, we're raising more awareness on this topic and continuing the fight to end sexual assault.

Learn more about Crime Victims Center of Chester County HERE: cvcofcc.org

Today, I was honored to attend and speak at the Crime Victims Center of Chester County's 'Sexual Assault Awareness Month' launch event. I presented them with a citation for the extraordinary work they do for our community.