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Shapiro-Davis Administration urges state and federal action to support victims of crime
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Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is calling on lawmakers at the state and federal levels to support victims of crime by increasing federal funding under the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) to help struggling service providers and finalizing a state budget deal that includes a funding boost for victims' compensation and assistance.
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Harrisburg, PA. Tiffiny Hall, CEO of PosiTiff, speaks during Mondays press conference. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is calling on lawmakers at the state and federal level to support victims of crime by increasing federal funding under the Victims of Crime Act to help struggling service providers and finalizing a state budget deal that includes a funding boost for victims compensation and assistance. September 22, 2025.
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As Congress debates federal funding bills, Davis is sending a letter to Pennsylvania’s 17 representatives and two U.S. senators, urging them to appropriate at least $1.9 billion in VOCA funding through this fiscal year’s budget, as well as asking them to sign on to accompanying legislation that would stabilize the Crime Victims Fund.
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