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Senator Martin’s Universal FAFSA Completion Bill Earns Senate Approval
A bill to help Pennsylvania families make informed decisions about pursuing college and job training programs was approved by the Senate today. [Read More]
Key Senate Committee Approves Martin’s Universal FAFSA Completion Bill
A bill to help Pennsylvania families make informed decisions about pursuing college and job training programs was approved by the Senate Education Committee today. [Read More]
Martin and Picozzi Honor Fallen Police Officers, Recognize Law Enforcement Heroes
Senators Scott Martin (R-Lancaster) and Joe Picozzi (R-Philadelphia) highlighted a resolution this week to recognize the bravery and service of Pennsylvania’s law enforcement community, including those who were killed in the line of duty. [Read More]
Senate Votes to Strengthen PA’s Sexual Offender Registry
Children in Pennsylvania would be better protected against sexual predators under legislation unanimously approved by the Senate today, according to the bill’s authors, Sens. Lisa Baker (R-20) and Scott Martin (R-13). [Read More]
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🏆Please join me in congratulating Gavin Courtney of Garden Spot High School for capturing the PIAA District 3 State High School Bowling Championship! I’m glad he and his family could make the trip up to Harrisburg to be recognized on the Senate floor.
📸There’s always something new to learn about the PA Capitol Building. I hope all the students from Martic Elementary learned something new during their tour!
As the proud son of a career police officer, it was a solemn honor to say a few words at the Police Officers’ Memorial Day event at the Capitol Building recently. This week is designated as National Police Week in recognition of our law enforcement community.
I appreciated learning more about the critical services offered by the YWCA Lancaster Sexual Assault Prevention and Counseling Center recently. They do amazing work to support survivors and other individuals impacted by sexual abuse, harassment and assault.
