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McNeill appointed chair of Northeast Democratic Delegation

Pashinski hosts government programs seminar

(Feb 21, 2024)

Residents in Wilkes-Barre attended a seminar Tuesday about state government services, an event that was designed to inform them about the state resources available to them. Read more

 

McNeill: Newly awarded fire and EMS grant funding for improved safety

(Feb 16, 2024)

State Rep. Jeanne McNeill today announced a total of $117,907 was awarded to eight fire/EMS companies in her community. Read more

 

Pashinski applauds grant funding to fire and EMS services

(Feb 16, 2024)

Today, state Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski announced that the Office of the State Fire Commissioner awarded more than $102,308 to multiple fire department and EMS services in his district. Read more

 

Siegel: Almost $47,000 awarded for fire companies, EMS

(Feb 16, 2024)

State Rep. Josh Siegel today announced that three fire and EMS services in his community have received funding totaling $46,957. Read more

 

$165,000 in fire, EMS grant funding welcomed by Probst

(Feb 16, 2024)

“As former mayor of Stroudsburg, I know the important roles that emergency responders play in our communities. We all owe them a debt of gratitude for the services they provide during our time of need. These grants will enable them to buy needed equipment, acquire necessary training and improve their facilities,” said Probst. Read more

 

Kosierowski: $183,000 in fire, EMS grant funding

(Feb 16, 2024)

“Many of our emergency service providers are volunteer organizations that have had trouble recruiting membership and fundraising, so this influx of dollars is important because it will enable them to buy needed equipment, provide training and build facilities,” said Kosierowski. Read more

 

Haddock welcomes $340,000 in fire, EMS grants

(Feb 16, 2024)

“Emergency responders deserve our heartfelt recognition because they keep us safe, and we can go to sleep each night knowing they are on call if we need them in an emergency,” said Haddock. “But they also need state-of-the-art equipment and valuable training to do their jobs and these grants will help to make that happen.” Read more

 

Freeman congratulates fire, EMS groups for receiving $135,000 in grants

(Feb 16, 2024)

“It is important that our emergency responders have up-to-date training, facilities and equipment, so that they can respond in a timely manner to keep residents safe,” said Freeman. Read more

 

The choice for is clear for educating our children, we need to go big

(Feb 14, 2024)

Please know we are not seeking more money for our schools just for the sake of getting more money. What we are doing is fulfilling the obligation in the Pennsylvania Constitution for all children to receive a quality education. Read more

 

Health Committee OKs Kosierowski medical test results measure

(Feb 12, 2024)

The state House Health Committee recently approved a bill written by Rep. Bridget M. Kosierowski that would balance a patient’s right to access their health information with the important role that medical professionals provide in helping patients understand their test results. Read more

 

Rep. Probst still seeking changes to I-80 project as first phase is set to start in 2024

(Feb 12, 2024)

State Rep. Tarah Probst continues the fight for changes to the planned expansion of Interstate 80 through the Stroudsburg area as the project's first phase looms closer. Read more

 

Kosierowski congratulates CTC of Lackawanna County for winning $85,000 state grant

(Feb 08, 2024)

"This grant will ensure that students at the Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County have access to the highest quality equipment to ensure a smooth transition into the workforce,” said Kosierowski. Read more

 

Schweyer Applauds Ambitious Budget Proposal

(Feb 07, 2024)

Pa. state Rep. Peter Schweyer applauds Governor Shapiro's ambitious budget proposal and its impact on people across Pennsylvania, particularly in regard to education funding. Schweyer says he's excited to get to work on this proposal and help students receive the resources they need to be successful. Read more

 

Probst: Budget Proposal Invests in Pennsylvania

(Feb 07, 2024)

Pa. state Rep. Tarah Probst discusses Governor Shapiro's budget address and the many targeted investments that would help move Pennsylvania forward. From education to health care and infrastructure, Probst says this budget proposal is a win for the commonwealth. Read more

 

Schlossberg likes Shapiro’s proposed investments in education, mental health, mass transit

(Feb 06, 2024)

"I look forward to working with my colleagues in the House and Senate to do our part to unlock student potential throughout Pennsylvania with what could be history-altering commitment to public education,” said Schlossberg. Read more

 

Schweyer applauds Shapiro’s education priorities in budget address

(Feb 06, 2024)

Today, Pennsylvania families heard the Governor propose a plan to ensure every student from Kindergartener to college senior, has the same access to a quality education regardless of their zip code. For too long, the system in place to fund Pennsylvania schools was leaving too many districts in the red and more egregiously, too many students behind Read more

 

Pashinski testifies against water and sewage rate increases at PUC hearing

(Feb 05, 2024)

State Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski testified today about proposed rate increases by water and sewage companies and their impact on the community during a Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission public hearing held telephonically. Read more

 

Schlossberg: PennDOT grant will improve safety at Hamilton Blvd./Lincoln Ave. intersection

(Jan 31, 2024)

"This particular project is one step in a major effort to make traveling Hamilton Boulevard safer for everyone,” said Schlossberg. Read more

 

Siegel statement on Shapiro plan to make education more affordable

(Jan 26, 2024)

State Rep. Josh Siegel released a statement today following the announcement of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s plan for higher education: Read more

 

Schweyer issues statement on Gov. Shapiro’s plan to streamline higher education and put students first

(Jan 26, 2024)

Pennsylvania House Education Committee Majority Chairman, state Rep. Peter Schweyer today issued the following statement on Gov. Josh Shapiro’s plan to build a student-first streamlined higher education system. Read more

 

Pashinski hosts government programs seminar
Feb 21, 2024

McNeill: Newly awarded fire and EMS grant funding for improved safety
Feb 16, 2024

Pashinski applauds grant funding to fire and EMS services
Feb 16, 2024

Siegel: Almost $47,000 awarded for fire companies, EMS
Feb 16, 2024

$165,000 in fire, EMS grant funding welcomed by Probst
Feb 16, 2024

Kosierowski: $183,000 in fire, EMS grant funding
Feb 16, 2024

Haddock welcomes $340,000 in fire, EMS grants
Feb 16, 2024

Freeman congratulates fire, EMS groups for receiving $135,000 in grants
Feb 16, 2024

The choice for is clear for educating our children, we need to go big
Feb 14, 2024

Health Committee OKs Kosierowski medical test results measure
Feb 12, 2024

Rep. Probst still seeking changes to I-80 project as first phase is set to start in 2024
Feb 12, 2024

Kosierowski congratulates CTC of Lackawanna County for winning $85,000 state grant
Feb 08, 2024

Schweyer Applauds Ambitious Budget Proposal
Feb 07, 2024

Probst: Budget Proposal Invests in Pennsylvania
Feb 07, 2024

Schlossberg likes Shapiro’s proposed investments in education, mental health, mass transit
Feb 06, 2024

Schweyer applauds Shapiro’s education priorities in budget address
Feb 06, 2024

Pashinski testifies against water and sewage rate increases at PUC hearing
Feb 05, 2024

Schlossberg: PennDOT grant will improve safety at Hamilton Blvd./Lincoln Ave. intersection
Jan 31, 2024

Siegel statement on Shapiro plan to make education more affordable
Jan 26, 2024

Schweyer issues statement on Gov. Shapiro’s plan to streamline higher education and put students first
Jan 26, 2024