In this Update: Senate Announces Election Investigation Vendor Happy Thanksgiving Sharing the Harvest Reducing the Hazards and Hassle of Thanksgiving Travel Out and About in the 30th Senate Announces Election Investigation Vendor Recently, Senator Cris Dush, Chairman of the Intergovernmental Operations Committee, in consultation with me and other members of the Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee, […]   [Read More]

Sen. Judy Ward (R-30) and Rep. Rich Irvin (R-81) announced Walker Township in Huntingdon County will receive $31,037 in state grant funding through the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) to bolster its sewer system and anticipate future upgrades.   [Read More]

The Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) approved a $750,000 grant for a transportation improvement project in Blair County, Sen. Judy Ward and Rep. Jim Gregory announced today.   [Read More]

In this Update: Senate Acts to Increase Campaign Finance Transparency House Committee Approves Bill Expanding Access to Education for Nurse Aides Update on the Legislative Reapportionment Commission Webinar for First-Time Environmental Grant Applicants Apprenticeship Week: Information for Employers and Job Seekers November is American Diabetes Month Out and About in the 30th Senate Acts to […]   [Read More]

In this Update: Reinforcing State Law for Second Amendment Rights Medical Freedom Bill Advances to the Full Senate Medical Freedom Rally at the Capitol Approving Tax Reform Measure for Small Business Employers Helping PA’s Economy and Veterans Financial Assistance Available Soon for Homeowners Control Your Electricity Costs with PA Power Switch Miss Pennsylvania addresses the […]   [Read More]

The Senate voted to reinforce Pennsylvanians’ Constitutional right to bear arms while continuing to safely protect our communities by preventing municipalities from bypassing state law prohibiting them from regulating firearms and ensuring those legally allowed to own a gun can carry it openly or concealed, without needing a permit, according to Sen. Judy Ward (R-30) who supported the effort.   [Read More]