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Erie County elected officials will be zeroed in on Gov. Tom Wolf on Wednesday as Wolf presents his 2021-2022 budget.
It will be Wolf s seventh budget proposal as governor and it comes as the commonwealth wrestles with the uncertainties of an economy ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as a snowstorm that dumped several feet of snow on some parts of eastern Pennsylvania on Monday.
The address, originally planned for Tuesday morning, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, according to the Associated Press, which reported that Gov. Wolf s office announced that the snowstorm prompted restrictions on highways across Pennsylvania and the cancelation of legislative hearings and sessions.
We re very, very lucky to have her, DiNicola said Thursday morning.
Gay, the vice president for strategic initiatives and chief of staff for the Community College of Philadelphia, will serve as interim president until the board can conclude its search for a permanent president. Today we take an important step in meeting the high expectations of our local leaders and our community, DiNicola said during a video conference with community college board members, Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper and the media Thursday. Our board discerned rather early on that if we are to succeed we must draw upon the best minds that the community college movement in the United States can provide.
Erie County Councilman Carl Anderson will serve as chairman of the seven-member body in 2021 and Kim Clear will be vice-chair.
The selection of Anderson was made during a reorganizational meeting Tuesday. It is customary for the person who served as vice chairman during the preceding year to be promoted to chairman. Anderson replaces Councilman Andre Horton in the leadership role. I m honored to be your leader, Anderson told his six colleagues Tuesday. But I will also be a listener. And I think that is equally as important to not only lead the way but to listen to each and every one of you and the concerns that you bring to this council in regards to your districts, for the people that you serve, and for the issues that are important to you and the community that you live in.