Senator Martin testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on House Bill 2050 which would prohibit the abortion of a child based solely on a diagnosis of Down syndrome. [Read More]
Senate Local Government Committee | June 19, 2018 | Room 8E-A, East Wing | [Read More]
Senator Scott Martin introduces a resolution recognizing the Penn State Nittany Lions Wrestling Team for winning their third consecutive NCAA Division I national championship, and seventh in eight years. [Read More]
Senator Scott Martin speaks in support of Senate Bill 1142, legislation establishing the Safe2Say Program that provides for methods of anonymous reporting concerning unsafe, potentially harmful, dangerous, violent or criminal activities in schools or the threat of the activities. [Read More]
The Senate unanimously approved legislation today that would help reduce school violence by creating a new school threat reporting system, according to Senator Scott Martin (R-13), one of the prime sponsors of the bill. Listen [Read More]
During a Senate Majority Policy Committee briefing on welfare reform, Senator Scott Martin spoke with Sam Adolphsen, Senior Fellow, Foundation for Government Accountability and Vice President, Rockwood Solutions [Read More]
Thank you to Rev. Dr. John F. Smith for serving as the guest chaplain today in the PA Senate. Rev. Dr. Smith is the Lead Pastor at Grace Church at Willow Valley and is the Father-in-Law of my colleague Senator Ryan Aument. [Read More]
Senator Scott Martin speaks in support of Senate Bill 1142, the Safe2Say Program, which would allow anonymous reporting of the threats regarding unsafe, potentially harmful, dangerous, violent or criminal activities in schools. [Read More]
At a Capitol news conference, Senator Pat Browne and Senator Scott Martin were joined by Senate colleagues to discuss Senate Bill 1142, the Safe2Say Program, which would allow anonymous reporting of the threats regarding unsafe, potentially harmful, dangerous, violent or criminal activities in schools. [Read More]
Bipartisan legislation introduced by Senators Pat Browne (R-16), Vincent J. Hughes (D-7) and Scott Martin (R-13) and supported by Attorney General Josh Shapiro creating a new school threat monitoring system in an effort to help reduce school violence is scheduled for a final vote in the Senate today (May 22nd). [Read More]
