Martin Introduces Plan to Extend Additional Emergency Relief for Local Taxpayers
April 23, 2020

Martin Introduces Plan to Extend Additional Emergency Relief for Local Taxpayers

Fresh off the heels of passing a new law that allows counties and municipalities to provide property tax relief to taxpayers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, Senator Scott Martin (R-13) introduced a bill today that would offer more flexibility for discounts and payment of school property taxes.  [Read More]

Martin Applauds Committee Approval of His Bill to Protect Student Sexual Assault Victims
April 22, 2020

Martin Applauds Committee Approval of His Bill to Protect Student Sexual Assault Victims

Senator Scott Martin (R-13) issued the following statement today regarding Senate Bill 530 – which was approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee this week – to mandate the removal of any student who is convicted or adjudicated delinquent of sexual assault against a student who attends the same school  [Read More]

Senator Martin’s Election Reform Proposals Move Forward
April 21, 2020

Senator Martin’s Election Reform Proposals Move Forward

The Senate approved a bill today that would help prevent many of the unintended consequences stemming from write-in candidates being elected with a small number of votes, according to the bill’s sponsor, Senator Scott Martin (R-13).  [Read More]

Martin’s Local Government Emergency Bill Signed Into Law
April 20, 2020

Martin’s Local Government Emergency Bill Signed Into Law

A bill sponsored by Senator Scott Martin (R-13) that includes emergency measures to help local governments respond to the COVID-19 public health emergency was signed into law today.  [Read More]

Unemployment Assistance Available Now for Self-Employed, Contractors, Gig Workers
April 18, 2020

Unemployment Assistance Available Now for Self-Employed, Contractors, Gig Workers

A new system is available to provide unemployment assistance to individuals who are self-employed, contractors, gig workers and others who do not traditionally qualify for Unemployment Compensation, according to Senator Scott Martin (R-13).  [Read More]

Senator Martin Calls on Governor Wolf to Create a Real COVID-19 Recovery Plan for Pennsylvania
April 17, 2020

Senator Martin Calls on Governor Wolf to Create a Real COVID-19 Recovery Plan for Pennsylvania

Senator Scott Martin (R-13) issued the following statement today regarding Governor Wolf’s address about Pennsylvania’s path to recovery:  [Read More]

 
April 15, 2020

Senate Approves Measures to Create a Better Process for COVID-19 Mitigation

The Senate approved two bills today that would provide some much-needed clarity and common sense to the process of deciding which businesses can safely operate during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Senator Scott Martin (R-13).  Listen  [Read More]

House Sends Martin’s Local Government Emergency Bill to the Governor
April 14, 2020

House Sends Martin’s Local Government Emergency Bill to the Governor

The House of Representatives approved a bill today sponsored by Senator Scott Martin (R-13) that includes emergency measures to help local governments respond to the COVID-19 public health emergency.  [Read More]

Martin Urges Wolf Administration to Begin Cooperative Work on COVID-19 Recovery Plan
April 13, 2020

Martin Urges Wolf Administration to Begin Cooperative Work on COVID-19 Recovery Plan

Senator Scott Martin (R-13) issued the following statement today urging Governor Wolf and his Administration to work cooperatively with the other branches of government to help the state recover from the devastating impacts of COVID-19:   [Read More]

Information and Resources Available on Unemployment Compensation Benefits
April 11, 2020

Information and Resources Available on Unemployment Compensation Benefits

As more than 1.2 million Pennsylvanians file Unemployment Compensation claims during the COVID-19 public health emergency, Senator Scott Martin (R-13) is working to ensure information and resources are available to help community residents who have been affected by this crisis.  [Read More]

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