@RepInglis

PA State Rep.-elect for the 38th District in Allegheny County

Joined November 2024
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Want to vote by mail in the upcoming election? Make sure to submit your mail‑in ballot request by the end of the day tomorrow! Tomorrow is the final day for Pennsylvanians to apply for a mail‑in ballot. Don’t miss your chance to participate.
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Submit Your Mail-in Request: pavoterservices.pa.gov
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I’m pleased that last night U.S. Steel approved nearly $3 billion for a new Strip Mill right here in the Mon Valley. I was proud to sign onto the letter of support to help advance this much‑needed investment in our region. wpxi.com/news/local/us-steel…

U.S. Steel board approves nearly $3B for new hot strip mill at Edgar Thomson Plant in Braddock

The project is designed to increase annual production capacity from approximately 2.2 million tons to approximately 3.5 million tons while expanding the range of steel products manufactured for...

wpxi.com
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The Mon Valley, alongside Pittsburgh, helped build America with our steel. I’m committed to ensuring it remains a place where we continue to build and innovate. The construction and operation of the project are expected to support between 5,100 and 6,300 jobs across Pennsylvania.
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As well as estimated to generate between $46 million and $58 million in state and local tax revenue over three years, along with up to $1.7 billion in total economic impact.
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Here's a look at what was happening in Harrisburg this week.
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November is right around the corner, which means LIHEAP applications will be opening soon.
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Documents Needed for Your LIHEAP Application: • Full names of everyone in the household • Dates of birth for all household members • Social Security numbers for all household members • Proof of income for each household member • Your most recent 30 days of utility bills
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If you need the application itself or would like assistance filling it out, please contact our office. We are happy to schedule a time to walk you through the process. Applications will be available beginning November 2, 2026, and you can apply through April 23, 2027.
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It was great to tour Per Scholas with Speaker McClinton and experience firsthand the incredible hands‑on technical training they provide at no cost to participants. (1/4)
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Per Scholas’ mission to promote economic mobility through high‑quality skills training and access to fast‑growing careers in the technology sector was evident every step of the way. (3/4)
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Their commitment to empowering individuals and strengthening our workforce is making a meaningful impact in communities across the region. (4/4)
Are you registered to vote? Today is your last day in Pennsylvania to register to vote before the election! Here are some ways how to register fast and easy. (1/4)
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2 . In person You can register at: Allegheny County Elections Office 542 Forbes Ave #312, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 PA Department of Transportation (PennDOT) centers Some state government offices (e.g., public assistance or disability services offices) (3/4)
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Election Day will be here before you know it. Make sure you’re registered and have a plan to cast your ballot! (4/4)
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I was happy to join Congresswoman Lee, to present this check for $850,000 to West Mifflin Borough as part of the Borough’s Congressional Community Project Funding award for it's proposed community center. (1/2)
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I am truly excited about the potential this new center holds for our constituents and the positive impact it will have on the West Mifflin community. (2/2)
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I am excited to announce the passing of my Bill HB2595, named Removing Obstacles to Small-Scale Energy Production. It amends the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards Act to set rules for interconnection reviews. (1/4)
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HB2595 fixes that: a hard 90-day deadline for interconnection studies, clear upgrade timelines with PUC oversight, and a real dispute process when utilities drag their feet. (3/4)
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That means more clean energy online faster. More jobs. More supply. And real help for rising energy bills. (4/4)
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