May 13, 2026 - Gettysburg, PA
At the latest stop on his "Putting More Money Back in Your Pockets" tour, Lt. Gov. Austin Davis joined state Rep. Dan Moul - who owns manufactured housing communities - for a roundtable conversation today in Adams County on protecting Pennsylvanians who live in these communities and keeping them affordable.Davis has previously visited Montgomery, Luzerne, Fayette, Carbon and Allegheny counties to host events focused on affordability and the Shapiro-Davis Administration's ongoing efforts to cut taxes, lower costs and grow the economy."As I've traveled across the Commonwealth, over and over again I've heard that people want us to take off our red jerseys and blue jerseys and put on the Pennsylvania jersey," said Lt. Gov. Davis. "On an issue like housing affordability, there's a broad consensus, among Republicans and Democrats, that we need to do something. I'm encouraged that Representative Moul is willing to stand up and say that capping rent increases for Pennsylvanians who live in manufactured home communities - which is part of our Administration's Housing Action Plan - is the right thing to do. I hope we can continue to find common ground on this important issue."Speaker List (Left to Right):JR Crushong, Adams County Housing Authority, Franklin Twp SupervisorRepresentative Dan Moul, 91st DistrictLt. Governor Austin DavisMegan Shreve, CEO, South Central Community Action ProgramJessica Lupian, Family Services Director, South Central Community Action Program
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