Ensuring that every person has access to safe, quality, affordable healthcare is not just good policy - it's morally right. That is why Gavin is serving as a board member for the Education Fund (C3) board of the Healthcare For All PA campaign, a bipartisan organization which aims to pass a comprehensive single-payer healthcare bill right here in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This work is crucial to ensuring that healthcare is provided as a human right for all, not a privilege for the few. The full text of the healthcare bill can be found here.

The grandson of a former Titusville firefighter, Gavin has a deep respect for the work of our first responders. He believes that we must have the backs of our Fire and Police departments, just as they've had ours. This includes proper staffing, equipment, and resources, as well as connecting our first responders to the people of the community they serve in a broad array of meaningful ways.

Organized labor is the backbone of our economy. From our City's Fire, Police, and Public Works departments to the area businesses that rely on organized laborers, Unions ensure fair pay, safer conditions, and proper benefits for workers. Gavin respects and supports the union way of life, and will always keep the priorities of Titusville's hard-working men and women top of mind.

As Junior Councilman, Gavin worked tirelessly to address the issue of poor sidewalks in the City. Ultimately, he was able to help establish a brand-new program for aiding homeowners with their costly sidewalk repairs, and convinced Council to allocate $30,000 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for sidewalk repair.   As Councilman, he would continue to push for infrastructure improvement throughout the city.

Senior Citizens, children, those with disabilities, and all those who struggle to make ends meet within our community deserve a government that works for them. At a local level, this means connecting people to the resources they need, advocating on their behalf, and providing support to local non-profit organizations that help our most disadvantaged residents. 

As Councilman, Gavin has placed a special focus on the issues that face older adults in our region, researching and investigating aging issues and making policy referrals to City Council to address them. This work is crucial, as planning for a growing population of older adults in the years to come is necessary across a broad range of policy areas including health, housing, transportation, financial security, labor and workforce, and protections for older adults.

While serving as Junior Councilman, Gavin established the first "Student Input Committee," a link between the City and the students at Titusville High School. This initiative proved extremely successful and has continued to this day. For Gavin, more youth engagement is the key to making Titusville a place where more young people will want to stay.

Having worked at several local small businesses throughout High School, Gavin has seen firsthand the struggles of operating a small business. He also knows the many positive economic and cultural impacts that can be made by allowing local shops and restaurants to flourish, actively working to aid small businesses within the city.