PA Senate e-newsletters
In this Update: Senate Adopts Senator Judy Ward Legislation to Preserve Prescription Drug Assistance for Seniors May 18th Primary Ballot Questions Tuesday: Emergency Declaration Questions on the Primary Election Ballot No Answers from Administration on Data Breach Affecting 72,000 Measure to Boost Donations for Breast Cancer Research Passed by Senate Senate Approves Plan to Offer […] [Read More]
In this Update: Pennsylvanians Can Vote for a Better Emergency Declaration Process Lifting COVID-19 Restrictions Bill to Ban State From Requiring Vaccine Passports National Nurses Week May 6-12 30th District Happenings Pennsylvanians Can Vote for a Better Emergency Declaration Process Unfortunately, primary elections are usually treated as a rather ho-hum event by the electorate. All […] [Read More]
Weigh in on Ballot Questions for Primary Election Senate Acts to Put the Brakes on PennDOT’s Bridge Tolling Plan Friday is the Final Day to Submit Comments on 2020 General Election Senate Approves Legislation Permitting Essential Family Caregiver Nursing Home Visits During Emergencies Senate Approves Program to Train Next Generation of PA Firefighters Honoring Veterans […] [Read More]
In This Update: Senators Continue to Highlight What a YES Vote Means on May 18 Senators Call on Governor to Halt Unilateral Action on Carbon Tax Area Communities to Receive Almost $4.34 Million in State Funding for Local Projects Child Abuse Prevention Month and Week of the Young Child Hearings Examining Governor’s Budget Proposal Conclude […] [Read More]
In This Update: Vaccine Schedule Accelerated Again: All Pennsylvanians Now Eligible Comments on 2020 General Election Due by April 30 Policy Committee Hearing on Impact of COVID-19 Business Closures Ballot Questions for May 18th Primary Committees Explore Education Reforms and Infrastructure Reminder: Independent, Third-Party Voters Can Participate in May 18 Election Older adults seeking a […] [Read More]
In This Update: Voters Will Decide Three Ballot Questions on May 18 Reminder: Share Your 2020 Election Experiences Hearings Continue to Examine Governor’s Budget Proposal Enhanced “Move Over” Law Goes Into Effect April 27 PennDOT Urges Caution When Renewing Licenses and Registration Online COVID- 19 Vaccine Resources for Older Adults James E. Van Zandt VA […] [Read More]
In This Update: My Legislation Approved by Aging and Youth Committee PA CareerLink April 20 Job Fair for Displaced Appvion Workers First Responders Virtual Workshop Saint Vincent de Paul Soup Kitchen 10-Digit Dialing for 814 begins Saturday, April 3 Pennsylvania Expands and Accelerates Vaccine Schedule New Guidance Will Help More Schools Return to In-Person Instruction […] [Read More]
In This Update: Prioritize PA Small Business Initiative Constitutional Amendments and Emergency Declarations Senate Aging and Youth Committee Hearing Recognizing Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Weeks Huntingdon County COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Grant Program (CHIRP) Open COVID-19 Restrictions Relaxed on Businesses, Gatherings Budget Hearings Continue with Discussion on Education Senate Approves Bill to Open Career Opportunities […] [Read More]
In This Update: Special Committee Set to Begin Bipartisan Election Review Election Integrity Legislation Updated Nursing Home Visitation Guidance Prioritize PA Small Businesses Two weeks to flatten the curve and the Constitutional amendments for change Budget Hearings Delve Into Wolf’s Spending and Tax Plans Franklin County COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Grant Program (CHIRP) Open […] [Read More]
In This Update: My Legislative Accomplishments Senators Ward, Yudichak Call for Auditor General to Examine Wolf Administration’s Handling of Long-Term Care Facilities During Pandemic Senate Panel Passes My Bill to Help Farmers with Barn Wedding Venues Hearing Highlights Importance of Getting Students Back in the Classroom Funding Released to Support Struggling Restaurants, Hospitality Industry Blair […] [Read More]
