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    GOVERNOR SHAPIRO'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS

    Lowering Costs for Families

    Governor Shapiro is working to lower costs for Pennsylvanians so families can stay in their homes, afford rent, and keep more of their hard-earned money for themselves. 

     

    Expanded the Property Tax Rent Rebate Program – the largest targeted tax cut for seniors in nearly two decades. This historic law mirrored the Governor’s proposal, qualifying 175,000 additional Pennsylvanians will qualify and doubling the rebate for the 400,000 seniors who already qualify.  

     

    Delivered over $120.3 million through the Whole-Home Repairs program from the Department of Community and Economic Development to the 64 counties who joined the program to help low- and moderate-income homeowners and landlords repair, adapt, and weatherize their homes.  

     

    Signed a major expansion of the Pennsylvania Child and Dependent Care Enhancement Tax Credit, helping to make childcare more affordable for over 200,000 Pennsylvania families. The state credit is now equal to 100 percent of the federal credit, increasing the maximum state credit from $630 to $2,100 for Pennsylvania families.

     

    Secured $5 million in funding in the final FY2023-24 budget for the Help at Home (OPTIONS) program through the Department of Aging to reduce the waitlist of seniors seeking services to help them stay in their homes.

     

    Signed a FY2023-24 budget into law that has funding to help an additional 850 individuals with intellectual disability and/or autism get off waitlists for home and community-based services.

     

    Signed a FY2023-24 budget into law with a $66.7 million increase for Child Care Services, allowing up to 75,000 low-income families to continue to be enrolled in subsidized childcare through the Child Care Works Program.

     

    Hear from Pennsylvanians about the Shapiro-Davis Administration’s Work: