Contact the Governor of Pennsylvania

Constituent Services

The online form is the best method to write in to share your opinion or request help with state services.  Some issues do not fall under the Governor’s jurisdiction – please review the resources and FAQs below.

Services

Most programs and services commonly used by Pennsylvanians are managed by our state agencies. If you have questions or concerns related to a state program, use these resources to find more information.

Other Helpful Resources

The Governor does not have jurisdiction over federal agencies or policies, such as Social Security, passports, or immigration.

Please contact your federal elected officials in the U.S. Senate or the U.S. House of Representatives.

The Governor does not have jurisdiction over local issues.

These are best addressed by your local elected officials, like city councilmembers, borough or township supervisors, county commissioners, or mayors.

The Governor’s Office cannot provide legal assistance or advice, nor can the Governor intervene in court cases due to the separation of powers between the Executive and Judicial branches, as outlined in the Pennsylvania Constitution.

To receive a pardon or commutation, an individual must apply through the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons. The Governor cannot grant clemency without a recommendation from the Board.

To submit a new application or comment on an existing application, please contact the Board of Pardons directly. 

Frequently Asked Questions

The Governor and First Family appreciate your thoughtfulness and would request that you direct your generosity toward community and charity.

To plan a visit or schedule a tour of the Pennsylvania Capitol Building, please visit pacapitol.com.

Send Mail to:

Governor Josh Shapiro
501 North 3rd Street
508 Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120

If you are requesting assistance with state services via U.S. mail, please be sure to include your phone number and email address.

Due to mail security screening and processing times, the online form is the fastest method to write to the Governor’s Office.