Rep. Jewell Williams
197th Legislative District
Philadelphia County

Audio Clips

Sound bite only. More than 3-thousand communities across Pennsylvania stand to benefit from a bill that's headed to the governor's desk. Features Rep. Jewell Williams of Philadelphia. Sound bite runs 14 seconds. - 9/18/2009


Full story. More than 3-thousand communities across Pennsylvania stand to benefit from a bill that's headed to the governor's desk. Features Rep. Jewell Williams of Philadelphia. Roseann Cadau reports from Harrisburg. Story runs 53 seconds. - 9/18/2009


Bite only. House Rep. Jewell Williams comments on the passage of Philly pension bill. Bite runs 17 seconds. - 8/5/2009


Sound bite only. State Rep. Jewell Williams, D-Phila, denounces federal legislation that would allow concealed firearms to be carried universally from state to state. Runs 32 seconds. - 7/22/2009


Soundbite Only. Rep. Jewell Wlliams, D-Phila, says protecting schools that have relationships with the military is important. Soundbite runs 19 seconds - 7/20/2009


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Video Clips

At a Harrisburg news conference, Rep. John Pallone said it was time for larger municipalities that use state police for law enforcement to pay for that service. He said many of these municipalities have the wherewithal to afford either their own police protection, but choose the services of state troopers, while other communities that pay taxes to support their own police force are also paying – through their state taxes – to fund the free police protection these larger municipalities are receiving. - 7/1/2008


Rep. Freeman discusses the consequence of not passing energy conservation legislation in the General Assembly, specifically a bill he helped author that would, among other things, provide smart meters to electricity customers in Pennsylvania. The meters would help customers conserve by adjusting their electricity usage to the cheapest, off-peak period to buy. - 7/1/2008


Rep. Vitali stood with colleagues from the General Assembly, as well as representatives of numerous environmental groups, to call upon the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to require 100-foot buffers on all rivers and streams in the Commonwealth. - 6/18/2008


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