ASL Version - Governor Shapiro Unveils 2026-27 Budget Proposal to Keep Doing What's Working in Pennsylvania: Cutting Costs, Growing the Economy, Strengthening Public Safety,[...]

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February 03, 2026- Harrisburg, PA

ASL Version - Governor Shapiro Unveils 2026-27 Budget Proposal to Keep Doing What's Working in Pennsylvania: Cutting Costs, Growing the Economy, Strengthening Public Safety, Funding Education, and Getting Stuff Done for Pennsylvanians

Governor Josh Shapiro presented his 2026-27 budget proposal to the General Assembly and the people of Pennsylvania - building on three years of historic progress by continuing to do what's working across the Commonwealth to lower costs, create economic growth, strengthen public safety, support students, and continue Pennsylvania's rise. The Governor's budget proposal maintains fiscal responsibility, continues to cut taxes, and ensures taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.

"From day one, my Administration has been laser-focused on delivering results for the people of Pennsylvania - and what we're doing is working," said Governor Shapiro. "By listening to Pennsylvanians and working together, we're solving problems and proving that government can be a force for good in people's lives. This budget builds on the progress we've made by making smart, responsible investments that strengthen our schools, keep communities safe, and grow our economy. At a time when dysfunction and division seem to dominate elsewhere, here in Pennsylvania we've shown that we can still work together to get stuff done and build on what's working - because Pennsylvania is on the rise."

Since taking office, Governor Shapiro has made historic investments in education, strengthened public safety, raised wages for workers who care for Pennsylvania's most vulnerable neighbors, and driven economic development that has created over 21,500 good-paying jobs and attracted more than $39 billion in private-sector investment across the Commonwealth. Under his leadership, Pennsylvania has increased education funding by nearly 30 percent, kept unemployment below the national average for 31 straight months, and become the only state in the Northeast with a growing economy. The Governor has cut taxes seven times - delivering relief for seniors, families, and small businesses - while making Pennsylvania more competitive and affordable.

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