Thanks are in order for our local seniors and scouts. You can also find the latest on COVID-19, including testing. Read more
Find valuable resources for avoiding to scams. Read more
You can still RSVP for Thursday's lunch. Also, find out the latest on Delaware County's COVID-19 testing. Read more
State Rep. Dave Delloso announced Monday a grant for $398,340 has been approved by the Commonwealth Financing Authority for Ridley Township for sewer improvements. Read more
Grants and funding were approved today to help Collingdale and Delco residents. Also, don't forget my seniors lunch will take place Thursday. Read more
State Rep. David Delloso announced Friday that a project in Collingdale has been approved to receive a conditional reservation of $1.25 million in tax credits for the improvement and development of a residential building for people 62 or older. Read more
HARRISBURG (August 7, 2020) – Today, a group of state lawmakers from Delaware County called for District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer to investigate violence and intimidation aimed at Black Lives Matter supporters during a march in Ridley Township on Saturday, August 1 st . State Sens. Tim Kearney and Anthony Williams as well as State Reps. Leanne Krueger, Margo Davidson, David Delloso, Brian Kirkland, and Joanna McClinton signed the letter, which details how peaceful protesters were met with violence and intimidation by a group of counter-protesters. The letter calls for Delaware County’s District Attorney to investigate the counter-protesters’ actions and the Ridley Township Police Department’s response. “I was proud to participate in the Black Lives Matter protest and stand with people of all races and all ages against systemic racism,” said Sen. Tim Kearney . “But I was disturbed by the hate and intimidation that I witnessed firsthand from counter-protesters. We are better than that. We need to make sure our community feels safe when peacefully exercising their First Amendment rights.” “I join others across our community in expressing horror that this demonstration of love and support for Black lives was met by a menacing group with a mission to taunt and intimidate peaceful protesters,” said Rep. Leanne Krueger . “Instead of actively protecting the First Amendment rights of our Read more
RIDLEY PARK, Aug. 7 – State Rep. David Delloso, D-Delaware, announced multiple grants were released to local Delaware County school districts, intermediate units, local education agencies, and career and technical centers that will allow for the continuation of education during the current health pandemic. Read more
State Rep. David Delloso issued the following statement on the recent violence and acts of intimidation during a march in Ridley Township. Read more
There is still time to RSVP and attend my Veterans Bagged Lunch & Legislative Update on Friday. Read more
State Rep. David Delloso will host a Veterans Bagged Lunch and Legislative Update from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7. The event will be held at Collingdale Borough Hall, in the back parking lot at 800 MacDade Blvd. Read more
Find programs and assistance for residents during this health pandemic. Read more
I will host bagged lunch and legislative updates in August for seniors and veterans. Read more
Thank you to the hundreds of residents who helped make my Shred & Electronic Waste Event a success, and a reminder of two upcoming events in August. Read more
In my weekly email, find out how to dispose of electronic devices and personal devices safely and for free this weekend. Read more
State Rep. David Delloso, D-Delaware, will host his free Shred and Electronic Waste Event from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 11 at the Norwood Fire Company. The fire company is located at 336 Chester Pike in Norwood. Read more
In today's email, Rep. Delloso reminds readers about his virtual town hall scheduled for Thursday, July 2nd. Read more
State Rep. David Delloso, D-Delaware, will host a virtual town hall on Zoom at 2 p.m. Thursday, July 2 for the purpose of assisting local business owners who are applying for grants through the COVID-19 Relief PA Statewide Small Business Assistance program. Read more
Applications are expected to be available June 30 for a new program aimed at providing critical funding to local businesses hurt by the coronavirus. The first round of the $225 million COVID-19 Relief Statewide Small Business Assistance grant program is expected to open for applications on Tuesday, June 30 and will remain open for 10 business days. Additionally, applications will continue to be accepted after 10 business days to be considered for future rounds of funding. Those rounds will be announced soon. This program will award grants ranging from $5,000 - $50,000 to small businesses economically impacted by the coronavirus, and money is specifically set aside for businesses owned by socially and economically disadvantaged people. For an application preparation checklist, criteria for eligibility and consideration, and a full list of participating Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), please click below to go to the COVID-19 Relief Statewide Small Business Assistance website. https://pabusinessgrants.com/ Read more
In this week's email, find out details about my upcoming events. Read more
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