January 15, 2025 - Lock Haven, PA
Governor Josh Shapiro, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis, and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Colonel Christopher Paris joined local law enforcement leaders and elected officials at the Lock Haven Police Department in Clinton County to highlight the Shapiro-Davis Administration's ongoing commitment to strengthening public safety and investing in law enforcement across the Commonwealth. As Governor Shapiro marks two years in office, his Administration continues to deliver real results to make Pennsylvania safer - supporting law enforcement and first responders, investing in local communities, addressing crime and gun violence, and implementing reforms to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents. "Every Pennsylvanian deserves to be safe and feel safe - and our Administration is working to ensure law enforcement has the resources and support they need to protect our families and our communities," said Governor Shapiro. "From day one, we have been laser-focused on improving public safety - making historic investments in public safety, standing up for law enforcement, and delivering funding to reduce crime violence across the Commonwealth. That work continues every day, and we will keep showing up and delivering for the good people of Pennsylvania to continue building safer, stronger communities." "Across Pennsylvania, we're seeing real progress from the investments we've made - with many of our major cities seeing reductions in homicides and gun violence," said Lieutenant Governor Davis. "I'm proud of the impactful work being done by the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, as well as the dedication of PSP and local police departments. But we can't let up now - we must stay the course and continue making smart investments to ensure our communities are safer for everyone." List of SpeakersLock Haven Mayor Joel LongChief Matthew Rickard, Lock Haven Police DepartmentPennsylvania State Police (PSP) Colonel Christopher ParisAngela Harding, Clinton County CommissionerLieutenant Governor Austin DavisGovernor Josh Shapiro
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