So proud & excited to finally pass #PABudget! It may not be perfect but we are continuing to improve funding for our schools, finally get retired public servants a cost-of-living adjustment, and funding for highways & hospitals. youtube.com/shorts/BVLZR...

My mother was a school nurse, so I know firsthand that school nurses quietly perform some of the most important work happening in our education system.

I’m excited about the progress on my bill that would incentivize pharmaceutical & biomedical innovation in PA by modernizing licensing requirements. We need to smooth out this regulatory hurdle to keep PA competitive. My bill passed committee nearly unanimously & now goes to the full #PAHouse.

Leaving an abusive relationship can be a hazardous time for a survivor of domestic violence. My bill would offer a degree of protection for victims as they navigate housing complications that may stem from their assault. youtu.be/SApg7cNsU6Y

I can’t emphasize the importance of blood donations enough and my family’s living proof. 10 years ago my father was diagnosed with myelodysplastic anemia, a condition where your body no longer produces red blood cells.

Family Care Act is crucial for supporting hardworking Pennsylvanians during life's challenges. The proposed statewide paid family and medical leave insurance program would provide much needed relief, while also helping small businesses compete with larger corporations.

I’m back in the district after a couple days in Scranton for two @padempolicy.bsky.social hearings and am eager to update you on those discussions about workforce development and about how the state can support struggling community hospitals to prevent more from closing. 🧵

I echo Gov. Shapiro’s words of appreciation for first responders. These workers prioritize the safety of those around them in times of crisis, and I’m making a point in return to prioritize measures that will better support *them,* from higher wages to better access to mental health care.

Don't miss my latest e-newsletter for updates on Gov. Shapiro's proposed budget for 2026-27, what my staff and I have been up to around the district, and plenty more news you can use: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

Honoring a local educator on Monday, kicking off the #PaBudget process on Tuesday. A busy start to the week here in Harrisburg. youtu.be/b6CbBAYGHBk

Healthcare workers at both hospitals deserve our endless gratitude and support for stepping up in huge ways to meet our needs after Prospect shuttered so many of our facilities.

I had an opportunity to attend a roundtable discussion at Riddle Hospital. Along with members of the Delco County State House & Senate Delegations, I was able to present the hospital with $4 million in state grant money that they will use to hire more staff and bring in more equipment and resources.

Many PA families struggle to pay their heating bills and afford groceries. We must do everything we can to slow rising energy costs. youtube.com/shorts/TRlUS...

“We want to make sure that what happened with Crozer Chester doesn’t happen again.” - @repborowski.bsky.social An update on the @pahousedems.com fight to save PA hospitals: www.post-gazette.com/news/politic...

Today's e-newsletter brings updates on our efforts to prevent hospital closures and keep energy costs from skyrocketing, plus a round-up of all the upcoming holiday events in our district, and much more: pahouse.com/borowski/InTheNews/Correspondence/?id=141340

Great piece today from veteran reporter Ford Turner on the urgent work behind my bill, HB1460, to stop the cycle of hospital closures in PA. Talks continue in the Senate; I’m holding out hope we can deliver this reform in 2025🤞

Neighbors, this is the best news I’ve received on a Monday in a long time! His action follows orders from 2 federal transit authorities re: safety of SEPTA Regional Rail cars. More details: pa.gov/governor/newsroom/2025-press-releases/gov-shapiro-directs--219-9-million-in-additional-capital-funding

In today's e-newsletter: My thoughts on the newly signed state budget for 2025-26, additional legislative updates, honoring veterans with our annual breakfast and Delco's annual parade, and more. Check it out: pahouse.com/borowski/InTheNews/Correspondence/?id=141249

After losing 2 hospitals this past spring, our community has been living with real worry about access to healthcare, especially in emergencies. This funding won’t solve every challenge, but it *will* give these hospitals a little breathing room as they work to meet demand.

You deserve clarity and control over your financial information, which is why Rep. Burgos & I are pushing Congress to enact a strong open banking rule to ensure that YOU, not corporations, have meaningful rights over your financial data: www.delcotimes.com/2025/11/11/g...

After I sent my e-newsletter out, I learned good news re: SNAP: Gov. Shapiro announced Pennsylvania has received funding from the USDA to distribute to our SNAP recipients. If you have an EBT card, you should see a deposit by midnight. Plenty more important updates: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

I’m endlessly grateful for the incredible first responders here in Delco who show up for us every day in our hardest moments. Your courage, professionalism, and compassion keep our communities safe and strong. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for your selfless, hard work taking care of us.

News on the community discussion we had on e-scooter safety, my work looking into relief from rising electricity costs and how data centers factor into energy needs and production, and much more on the issues that impact you: pahouse.com/borowski/InTheNews/Correspondence/?id=140788

I know how deeply the loss of SNAP funds will impact many families; we have over 600 people in our district who depend on it for support. While my office can’t change what’s happening in Washington, please know we care & can help connect you with resources to ease the burden.

Now thru 12/7 you can join, switch or drop Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug Plans. Changes will take effect on 1/1/26. Making your choices doesn't have to be difficult! Stop in, call, or email our office and we'll connect you with a local PA MEDI counselor who can help.

A new edition of my e-newsletter hit inboxes today! The past 2 weeks bring updates on the state budget, Kate enjoying a day well spent with our friends the Delco Anglers, and plenty more from our district and from Harrisburg: pahouse.com/borowski/InTheNews/Correspondence/?id=140579

Please know that leaders in PA are acting swiftly to protect your family’s access to the vaccines your doctors recommend. This post on my website breaks down what’s happening at the FDA & CDC, how PA is responding, and what it means for you & your family: pahouse.com/borowski/New...

In case you missed it: my newest e-newsletter came out on Friday! Give it a read for the latest updates on legislation we're pushing this fall and what my staff and I have been up to around the district: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

In today's e-newsletter, read about the temporary solution that will restore SEPTA service, what my staff and I have been up to around the 168th, plenty of upcoming events and more: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

Mass transportation agencies like @septaphilly.bsky.social are critical to the collar counties surrounding Philadelphia.

In this week's e-newsletter: see what I've been up to around our community, check out my newly announced events, & plenty more: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

Have Senate leaders forgotten they’re here to serve the public? Why else would they deal such an easily avoidable blow to taxpayers, to our economy? Philly + SEPA is PA’s economic engine -- they chose to hamstring the service that keeps that engine running! pahouse.com/borowski/septa-action-center

In today's e-newsletter: Where we stand on funding SEPTA, schools, & hospitals; new events I'm hosting to put on your calendar; updates for college students and EV owners, & more: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

It's Aug. 14, the legislature's deadline for saving #SEPTA from service cuts - but Senate leaders let everyone down, including our rural neighbors. And I have plenty to say on the matter: tinyurl.com/3jf4hbj4

A neighbor w/ a disability asked why Senate leaders want to fund private school vouchers for the few but won’t fund mass transit like #SEPTA, used by up to 40K riders w/ disabilities daily. Public transit = freedom. We can't let lawmakers take it away.

The House just voted yet *again,* after working thru the weekend, to give the Senate a new chance to fund public transit, roads, & bridges. We even added the audit rules for #SEPTA some GOP senators want. Folks across PA are wondering why their senators won’t return to the table.

Working thru the weekend to protect your access to hospitals, nursing homes & transit—but for now, a #FeelGoodFriday: Grateful to the PA Assoc. of Township Supervisors for highlighting the effort by Newtown Twp Supervisor Leonard Altieri & me to enhance autonomy of townships like those in the 168th!

Lobbyists are pushing back w/ the same tired lines: blaming safety rules & defending sale-leasebacks (they helped tank Crozer) as smart. Tell that to the Delco residents now an hour away from an ER! Folks, the Delco Delegation won't quit until we get this done for you and *all* Pennsylvanians.

I sent out a special edition of my e-newsletter because we're at a tipping point for students & commuters, thanks to lack of state budget funding for schools & #SEPTA. Get the latest updates on both, and learn what you can do to help get the Senate moving: pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

Senator Picozzi represents daily commuters & says he stands for kids, transit, & jobs. So why is he signaling he’s ready to let SEPTA cuts happen and put families’ livelihoods on the line? Render people with disabilities unable to get to work? Call him today at 215-281-2539 and ask!

42 days since the House passed HB1364 to fund SEPTA, roads & bridges—but the Senate still hasn’t acted. Instead, some senators proposed a “plan” that blames #SEPTA & adds red tape. Pennsylvanians need real transit funding now. share.inquirer.com/2NsNjf

PA's public transit authorities face financial struggles that will lead to drastic service cuts if our transportation funding bill (H.B. 1364) remains untouched by the Senate. SEPTA cuts would begin August 24th! Act now via my SEPTA Action Center: www.RepBorowski.com #septa #savesepta

Read about where we are in the state budget process (& my thoughts on getting to this point) in today's e-newsletter. Plus: how 42 nursing homes across PA are reinforcing the need for my proposal to protect our healthcare system from private equity, & much more news: www.pahouse.com/borowski/InT...

If you’re a senior and a Delco resident, you can get FREE rides on SEPTA buses & regional rail with the Senior Fare ID Card – and my office can help you apply. We’ve already processed cards for more than 1,200 of our older neighbors since I started representing you!

Our hospitals are struggling— it’s getting worse as federal actions make costs rise, reimbursements lag, & kick vulnerable people off Medicaid. This issue has been brewing since I began my career in healthcare 30 years ago. We need real solutions like H.B. 1460 now. www.pennlive.com/news/2025/07...

SEPTA service cuts begin on August 24 if our public transit funding bill remains untouched by the Senate! Your stories show how catastrophic this would be to our way of life & PA's entire economy! 👉 Read more stories via the 🔹SEPTA Action Center🔹 at the top of my website: www.RepBorowski.com

SEPTA service cuts start in August if the public transit funding bill the House passed doesn't make it to Gov. Shapiro's desk. The Senate *could* be considering H.B. 1364 this week, but has chosen not to -- the chamber doesn't have a single session day scheduled this week!

SEPTA gets us where we need to go, including school! You can read more stories from students and people from all walks of life who rely on SEPTA on my website: www.pahouse.com/borowski/read-septa-stories

The common thread through all the SEPTA stories people continue to submit is, "I couldn't have done it without SEPTA!" You can help us put pressure on the Senate to adequately fund SEPTA (and PA's other transit agencies) -- sign our petition: pahouse.com/borowski/Form/?id=1746

We passed the Health System Protection Act in the House >2 weeks ago. It’s now up to the Senate to act – the window to it pass during the current legislative session narrows by the day, & this is already our 2nd attempt to get it to Gov. Shapiro’s desk. youtu.be/qGTDoPN_B1I?...