The Issues
Representative Bullock Advocates for Legislation That Matters
In 2018, she fought for $60 million to address school safety throughout the state and was appointed to the Governor’s School Safety and Security Committee. In 2019, she joined the Fund Our Facilities Coalition in the fight to rid our schools of lead, asbestos, and other toxins.
In 2019, she introduced legislation to increase fines and penalties for illegal dumping and co-sponsored
a package of “Zero Waste PA” bills. She also introduced legislation to keep our families safe, tackle gun
violence and responsibly reform policing in our communities.
Representative Bullock Engages Constituents
Representative Bullock believes in an “office without walls” that serves all neighborhoods of the 195th Legislative District. She regularly makes herself accessible to constituents, attending community meetings and events throughout the District and keeping residents informed through emails, phone calls, social media and traditional print media. Representative Bullock held dozens of “pop-up” offices and other constituent events throughout the District, including the annual Girard Avenue Street Festival and the Senior Spring Fling Luncheon. Through organized public awareness campaigns and outreach efforts, her office distributed over 5,000 diapers and wipes, and hundreds of used books, food baskets, winter coats, and bookbags to families in need.
Representative Bullock Brings Resources to the District
Since her first day in office, Representative Donna Bullock stood firm with Governor Wolf and her fellow Democrats for a budget that adequately funds our schools and human services, and isn’t balanced on the backs of working families.
As a member of the Appropriations Committee, Representative Bullock has worked to bring resources back to Philadelphia, and specifically to the 195th District. Since she has been in office, state agencies have invested more than $15 million in affordable housing, greening initiatives, economic development and other capital projects throughout our neighborhoods. She also worked with her colleagues to bring millions of additional dollars to Philadelphia Schools, and to increase pre-k funding statewide.