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Ed Gainey but We Also Recognize There Are a Lot of Families in Our Community Facebook: /Repedgainey Twitter: @Repgainey That Are Struggling STATE REPRESENTATIVE STATE REPRESENTATIVE Giving thanks for what we have and helping Edward C. Gainey 103 Irvis Office Building P.O. Box 202024 others this holiday season Harrisburg, PA 17120-2024 As we head into the holiday season, we give thanks for what we have, Website: www.pahouse.com/Gainey Ed Gainey but we also recognize there are a lot of families in our community Facebook: /RepEdGainey Twitter: @RepGainey that are struggling. Before Thanksgiving, I was blessed to host my 4th annual Winter 2019 Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway at the House of Manna in Homewood. REPORT TO THE PEOPLE Because while the holiday season is about being thankful for what we have, it’s also about helping and serving our fellow people. OF THE 2 4 TH L EGIS L ATIVE D ISTRICT I want to thank everyone who helped us make sure folks in our community had a happy Thanksgiving. And I want to extend my best wishes to you and yours as well this holiday season. May you find peace and love. Happy Holidays! lpo.kaf.1219 My office can help you with: n Car registrations, special tags, handicap placards, titles and n Complaints or questions about utilities and the Public Utility driver’s license applications Commission n Information on financial assistance for higher education n Complaints and problems with insurance companies n Assistance in obtaining and completing state forms of all n Renewal of state-issued licenses or certifications kinds n Property Tax/Rent rebate problems or questions n Voter registration and absentee ballot applications n Problems or questions about the state lottery n Unemployment compensation, disability and workers’ n PACE cards for senior citizens compensation n Consumer complaints n Birth and death certificates n Liquor Control Board concerns or questions Community: n Problems with the Department of Health and Human n Tours of the state Capitol for individuals or groups Services (food stamps, medical and income assistance) n Information about federal, state and local government n Pennsylvania income tax questions or problems agencies n Requests for literature of all kinds – bills, regulations, Working to build a better statutes, Pennsylvania maps, senior citizen information If you need help with any state or government-related n Citations from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives services, please feel free to contact my office at 412-665-5502 for outstanding accomplishments and family milestones for assistance. tomorrow – together CAPITOL OFFICE: DISTRICT OFFICE: Sign Up for Email Updates at 103 Irvis Office Building 100 Sheridan Square, 3rd Floor pahouse.com/Gainey Wilkinsburg, Homewood, East Liberty, East Hills, Lincoln-Lemington, Larimer, P.O. Box 202024 (across from CVS) Harrisburg, PA 17120-2024 Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Click on Stay Connected North Point Breeze, Highland Park, Garfield and parts of Point Breeze (717) 783-1017 (412) 665-5502 www.pahouse.com/Gainey and Stanton Heights, Shadyside and Friendship. Wilkinsburg-Homewood-East Liberty Opening Pathways 2 Pardons Investing $9 million in our community Legislative update This year, I hosted a Pathways 2 Pardons event to let folks know about the pardons process and connect them with organizations that can help them. Too $1.2 million for the North $200,000 for the Garfield As your voice in Harrisburg, I’m working hard to push for the change often, a conviction for a mistake can be a life sentence, making it hard to find Through a combination Negley Avenue affordable Affordable Homeownership Project we need to have safe, healthy communities for all, and to give the work or even a place to live. housing project folks in our neighborhoods the tools and chances they need to build of state grants, tax The pardons process $500,000 to a better tomorrow. credits and federal $1 million to support the Hunt repair the used to take about three programs, I’m working Armory revitalization project Homewood My priorities include: years, but Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is working to cut Coliseum • Banning assault weapons – We must ban assault hard to help expand that in half and has waived weapons, which have no place on our streets. Too many local businesses, fund fees associated with the times, we’ve seen the wholesale damage and death these application. I want to make the redevelopment $500,000 to rebuild weapons can cause, and it’s time to stop the violence. sure folks who have paid a portion of of vacant properties • Raising the minimum wage – It’s been 10 years since the Emerson Street, their debt to society have a minimum wage was raised in PA. There’s a plan in the works and help save and related to the $500,000 to help expand second chance to get their rehabilitate local redevelopment of Homewood Park to raise the wage to $9.50, which is a good start, but it’s not lives back. the Hunt Armory enough. Hardworking families need to be able to eat and to cultural institutions. afford to live. We need a livable wage. $200,000 to improve • Ensuring athletes get a fair cut – This fall I co-wrote connections in Homewood $2 million for the legislation to allow college athletes to be paid. Universities Larimer School and corporations make billions of dollars using the names affordable housing $75,000 to rehabilitate the and images of athletes, and at the end of the day, these redevelopment project historic Highland Park Tunnel athletes have nothing. • Hate crime legislation – I’ve joined with state Rep. Dan Frankel and state Sen. Jay Costa to introduce legislation that would expand and update Pennsylvania’s outdated Thank you, hate crime laws. There are things that we shouldn’t have to legislate – decency, tolerance, civility – and yet here we are, community, for having to confront the ugly echoes of our past. making my senior fair a success! Home heating assistance available Don’t miss out: Rent or property tax rebates are available No one should be left The deadline to file a state Property Tax/Rent Rebate and people are LIHEAP Program application is December 31 and my office can see if not disqualified out in the cold! you are eligible to apply. from rebates solely because I want to let you know that the state’s Low-Income Home to their utility company or fuel provider. Grants range from The Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program benefits eligible of Social Energy Assistance Program is now accepting applications. $200 to $1,000 based on household size, income and fuel Pennsylvanians 65 or older, widows and widowers 50 or Security LIHEAP helps low-income families pay their heating bills type. Crisis grants are also available. older, and people with disabilities 18 or older. The maximum cost-of-living and deal with heating emergencies such as a broken standard rebate is $650, but supplemental rebates can boost adjustments. Paper applications are available through local county furnace, fuel shortage or utility service shutoff. it to $975. assistance offices or my district office, and my staff can Questions? Renters and homeowners who qualify can have a cash help you apply. The income limit is $35,000 a year for homeowners and Please contact grant – which does not need to be repaid – sent directly $15,000 annually for renters, but please don’t assume you my district staff for help and share this information with are not eligible. Half of Social Security income is discounted, anyone you think may benefit. Wilkinsburg-Homewood-East Liberty Opening Pathways 2 Pardons Investing $9 million in our community Legislative update This year, I hosted a Pathways 2 Pardons event to let folks know about the pardons process and connect them with organizations that can help them. Too $1.2 million for the North $200,000 for the Garfield As your voice in Harrisburg, I’m working hard to push for the change often, a conviction for a mistake can be a life sentence, making it hard to find Through a combination Negley Avenue affordable Affordable Homeownership Project we need to have safe, healthy communities for all, and to give the work or even a place to live. housing project folks in our neighborhoods the tools and chances they need to build of state grants, tax The pardons process $500,000 to a better tomorrow. credits and federal $1 million to support the Hunt repair the used to take about three programs, I’m working Armory revitalization project Homewood My priorities include: years, but Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is working to cut Coliseum • Banning assault weapons – We must ban assault hard to help expand that in half and has waived weapons, which have no place on our streets. Too many local businesses, fund fees associated with the times, we’ve seen the wholesale damage and death these application. I want to make the redevelopment $500,000 to rebuild weapons can cause, and it’s time to stop the violence. sure folks who have paid a portion of of vacant properties • Raising the minimum wage – It’s been 10 years since the Emerson Street, their debt to society have a minimum wage was raised in PA. There’s a plan in the works and help save and related to the $500,000 to help expand second chance to get their rehabilitate local redevelopment of Homewood Park to raise the wage to $9.50, which is a good start, but it’s not lives back. the Hunt Armory enough. Hardworking families need to be able to eat and to cultural institutions. afford to live. We need a livable wage. $200,000 to improve • Ensuring athletes get a fair cut – This fall I co-wrote connections in Homewood $2 million for the legislation to allow college athletes to be paid.
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