The Scranton native is expected to talk about reforming the tax code. We're not sure where he'll be or if the event will be open to the public, but Newswatch 16 found no parking signs in a few locations around the city: Around the president's childhood home along North Washington Avenue, outside the Scrantor
Cultural Center, and outside the carpenter's union building in south Scranton.
The president will stay overnight before traveling to Pittsburgh.