Main Street Matters: Governor Shapiro's Economic Vision for Pennsylvania
March 5, 2024, 12:30 am
Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Harrisburg
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Governor Shapiro's proposed budget focuses on creating economic opportunities for all Pennsylvanians by investing in small businesses and main streets. The Main Street Matters program, with a $25 million investment, aims to revitalize communities and support local businesses.
Governor Shapiro and Secretary Siger are on a statewide tour to highlight the importance of supporting small businesses and main streets in Pennsylvania. The proposed budget includes $600 million in new investments to implement the economic development strategy.
In Mt. Lebanon, Governor Shapiro emphasized the significance of vibrant Main Streets in attracting businesses and creating wealth for communities. The proposed Main Street Matters program will provide resources for revitalization and prosperity.
During visits to Allentown and Ephrata, Secretary Siger reiterated the importance of investing in Main Streets to make communities better places to live, visit, and work. The program will build on the success of the Keystone Communities Program to address various community needs.
Local leaders, business owners, and officials expressed gratitude for the proposed investments, recognizing the impact on local economies and community pride. The Main Street Matters tour showcases Governor Shapiro's commitment to economic growth and opportunity for all Pennsylvanians.
The Governor's budget includes additional investments in PA SITES funding, innovation support, and regional economic competitiveness to further enhance Pennsylvania's economic development strategy. Partners across all sectors are encouraged to join in supporting these initiatives.
Governor Shapiro's vision for Pennsylvania's economic future is clear: invest in small businesses, revitalize Main Streets, and create opportunities for all residents. The Main Street Matters program is a key component of this vision, aiming to strengthen communities and drive economic growth statewide.
Governor Shapiro and Secretary Siger are on a statewide tour to highlight the importance of supporting small businesses and main streets in Pennsylvania. The proposed budget includes $600 million in new investments to implement the economic development strategy.
In Mt. Lebanon, Governor Shapiro emphasized the significance of vibrant Main Streets in attracting businesses and creating wealth for communities. The proposed Main Street Matters program will provide resources for revitalization and prosperity.
During visits to Allentown and Ephrata, Secretary Siger reiterated the importance of investing in Main Streets to make communities better places to live, visit, and work. The program will build on the success of the Keystone Communities Program to address various community needs.
Local leaders, business owners, and officials expressed gratitude for the proposed investments, recognizing the impact on local economies and community pride. The Main Street Matters tour showcases Governor Shapiro's commitment to economic growth and opportunity for all Pennsylvanians.
The Governor's budget includes additional investments in PA SITES funding, innovation support, and regional economic competitiveness to further enhance Pennsylvania's economic development strategy. Partners across all sectors are encouraged to join in supporting these initiatives.
Governor Shapiro's vision for Pennsylvania's economic future is clear: invest in small businesses, revitalize Main Streets, and create opportunities for all residents. The Main Street Matters program is a key component of this vision, aiming to strengthen communities and drive economic growth statewide.