PA Senate e-newsletters
In this Update: Appreciation for Teachers PUC Alerts Consumers of June 1 Price Increases for Electric Generation Where to Vote on May 17 Clearing Up Questions About Local Option Small Games of Chance Law Gypsy/Spongy Moth Spraying on State Game Lands Avoiding Lyme Disease in a State Where It’s Prevalent Appreciation for Teachers Last week […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senate Republicans Continue Statewide Hearings on Rising Crime Less Than a Year to Go Before Federal Enforcement of REAL ID Begins May is Mental Health Awareness Month Happy Mother’s Day Senate Republicans Continue Statewide Hearings on Rising Crime Local police chiefs, prosecutors, addiction recovery experts and others met with the Senate Majority […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senator Martin Holds PASSHE Hearing on Integration Senate Republicans Begin Series of Hearings on Combatting Rising Crime Avian Flu in Pennsylvania: What to Know Monday is the Deadline to Register to Vote Help is Available to Start a Small Business Tips on Door-to-Door and In-Person Energy Sales Senator Martin Holds PASSHE Hearing […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senator Martin Introduces “Testicular Cancer Awareness Month” Resolution Applications Open for Watershed Cleanup Grants Share Your Views on PennDOT’s Winter Services Summer Camp for Teens Interested in Law Enforcement, Military Call 811 Before Excavation Projects Child Abuse Prevention Month Senator Martin Introduces “Testicular Cancer Awareness Month” Resolution Last week, I introduced Senate […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senate Committee Approves Senator Martin’s Bills that Act Against Welfare Fraud Senator Martin’s Legislation that Expands Career Training for Cosmetologists and Barbers Approved by Committee Senator Martin’s Bill Crediting Dentists for Volunteer Service Advances Election Integrity: Senate Votes to Ban Unsecured Ballot Drop Boxes Election Integrity: Senate Acts to Keep Outside Money […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senator Martin’s Constitutional Amendment to Prevent Executive Overreach Advances State Court Blocks Gov. Wolf’s $781 Million Carbon Tax Pending Further Order Senate Votes to Expand Sexual Assault Law to Cover Crimes Against Care-Dependent Pennsylvanians Observing Sexual Assault Awareness Month Safe Exchange Zones Could Come to More PA Communities with Senate Vote Grants […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senate Acts to Extend Pandemic Waivers of Government Regulations Independent Analysis Concludes RGGI Carbon Tax Could Increase Pennsylvania Electricity Costs 3.8 Times more than Wolf Administration Projections “Purple Star Schools” to Support Military Families Approved by Senate Senate Votes to Extend Disaster Emergency Declaration for Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse Assistance Available for COVID-Related […] [Read More]
In this Update: Revenue Department Extends Call Center Hours for Tax Season Winter Utility Disconnection Moratorium Ends March 31 Adult Education Grants Available Saturday is Mentored Youth Trout Day Vietnam War Veterans Day March 29 Revenue Department Extends Call Center Hours for Tax Season With the April 18 tax filing deadline approaching, the Pennsylvania Department […] [Read More]
In this Update: Governor’s Charter School Regulations Undermine Legislative Process Senate Concludes Hearings on State Budget How to Protect Yourself Against Tick-Borne Diseases Access Nursing Home Inspections Online March is National Kidney Month Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Governor’s Charter School Regulations Undermine Legislative Process Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed charter school regulatory reforms circumvent the legislative […] [Read More]
In this Update: Senate Hearings on Proposed State Budget Continue New Report on PA COVID-19 Hospitalization and Mortality Honoring the Female Faces of the Front Lines for Women’s History Month: Tell Us Your Story Resources to Help with Problem Gambling Turn Clocks Ahead One Hour This Weekend Senate Hearings on Proposed State Budget Continue Work […] [Read More]
