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PCNTV: On The Issues: Dan Miller, Democrat for Harrisburg

A group of people with Dan Miller posing on a stage decorated with rainbow-colored balloons.

Dan attended a celebration at Karma in honor of the achievements of Bayard Rustin, who was the principal organizer of the historic March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963. He is remembered for his leadership in movements for civil rights, nonviolence and gay rights.

Dan Miller and State Rep Justin Fleming

Dan Miller and Jason Goodman

Also in attendance were State Representative Justin Fleming, civil rights activist Jason Goodman, and members of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus.

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Dan Miller anounced his candidacy for Mayor at a press conference on January 30, 2025. Read the PennLive coverage here.

City Treasurer Dan Miller speaking at a lectern during Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams' 2022 swearing-in ceremony, with several people seated behind him, some wearing masks and formal attire, and musical instruments in the background.

“Harrisburg mayor, treasurer disagree, argue over city’s method of collecting delinquent trash fees.”, WGAL

Harrisburg loses over $1M in uncollected trash fees every year and nothing is being done to collect the outstanding $13.4M in past due fees. Dan has a plan to include these in the billing for annual property taxes. Most of the unpaid fees are landlords and businesses who have realized that there are no consequences to not paying. Dan’s proposal includes a 2% discount for early payment and payment plans, or other other considerations, for low income residents. Imagine what the city could do with an extra $15M!

Dan Miller engaged in conversation inside Harrisburg City Hall