Senator Scott Martin (R-13), along with Senators Kristen Phillips-Hill (R-28), Pat Stefano (R-32) and Judy Ward (R-30) recently introduced a constitutional amendment designed to limit overreach from the executive branch after emergency declarations expire. [Read More]
Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) released the following statement after a Commonwealth Court ruling set a Dec. 4 deadline to end the statewide school mask mandate: [Read More]
After the Acting Secretary of Health Alison Beam’s school masking order was declared void by the court, Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) released the following statement: [Read More]
Sen. Ryan Aument (R-36) and Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) will be joining representatives from Bethany Christian Services and Little Springs Farm to break ground on an indoor equine therapy facility on Friday, Nov. 12, at 2 p.m. at Little Springs Farm, 1690 Reading Road, Mohnton. [Read More]
To protect and improve educational access for lower income students, Sen. Scott Martin (R-13) introduced two pieces of legislation that would make changes to the Commonwealth’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs. [Read More]
State Senator Scott Martin (R-13) called on the Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) to stop sending letters to children that threaten to remove them from their homes after being exposed to COVID-19. [Read More]
Recently, the Pennsylvania Senate celebrated “Safe2Say Something Week” by introducing a resolution which commemorates the program that is considered a national model to protect students, teachers, school employees and the community. [Read More]
The Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee today approved a plan that would establish a Clean Streams Fund for Pennsylvania, according to Senator Scott Martin (R-Lancaster), who is a sponsor of the bill, along with Senators Yaw (R-Lycoming) and Laughlin (R-Erie). [Read More]
Two bills sponsored by state Senator Scott Martin (R-13) designed to improve Pennsylvania election law were approved today by the Senate State Government Committee. [Read More]
