In This Update: New Law Extends Emergency Relief for Local Taxpayers Reimagine PA Update New Mental Health Resources Available for Fire, EMS Personnel Workshop Discussion Explores Challenges Facing Rural Hospitals New Guide Available for PUA Claimants Info Available on Paycheck Protection Program Loan Forgiveness Rail Freight Grants Available Now New Law Extends Emergency Relief for […]   [Read More]

In This Update: New Law Will Improve Government Transparency Workshop Discussion Focuses on Safe Reopening of Pennsylvania Schools Summary of 2019-20 Legislative Session Highlights Senate Action to Address COVID-19 Temporary Measures Announced for PLCB Licensees Warning: Unordered Seeds from Overseas are a Scam New Law Will Improve Government Transparency Communication and clarity are critical during […]   [Read More]

In This Update: Bill to Improve Government Transparency Will Become Law Without Governor’s Signature Hearing Explores 2020 Election Issues Guidance Available to Safely Reopen Pennsylvania Schools New Laws Support Job Creation, Child Safety, and More Grants Available to Businesses for Hazard Pay Bill to Improve Government Transparency Will Become Law Without Governor’s Signature Maintaining public […]   [Read More]

In This Update: Constitutional Amendment to Limit Emergency Declarations Earns Senate Approval General Assembly Passes Constitutional Amendment Reforming Judicial Election Process Lancaster County Senators Disappointed with New Restrictions Announced by Governor Aument Dedicates Bridge in West Cocalico Township as the “Sheriff Terry A. Bergman Memorial Bridge” Senate Approves Job-Creating Energy Tax Credit Program Applications Available […]   [Read More]

Instead of electing judges and justices statewide, House Bill 196 proposes to amend the Constitution to create judicial districts to elect them regionally.   [Read More]

The membership of Pennsylvania’s appellate courts would reflect the regional diversity of Pennsylvania under a sweeping judicial election reform bill that was approved by the Senate today, according to Senator Ryan Aument (R-36). Listen   [Read More]