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    Delozier to Host Job and Government Services Fair

    Rep. Sheryl M. Delozier (R-Cumberland) is set to host a Job and Government Services Fair for constituents of the 88th Legislative District. The event aims to bring together local employers, job seekers, and state agencies to connect over opportunities and facilitate state services. Additionally, the fair will educate the public about Clean Slate expansion in relation to the workforce.The fair is scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Mechanicsburg First Church of God Community Center, located at 201 E. Green St., Mechanicsburg, PA...

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    Delozier to Host Shredding Event for 88th District Residents

    State Rep. Sheryl M. Delozier (R-Cumberland) has announced a free spring document shredding event for residents of the 88th Legislative District. The event will take place on Thursday, March 21, from 5-7 p.m. in the parking lot of the Hampden Township Pool in Mechanicsburg.“I am glad to be providing this opportunity again for my constituents to safely dispose of documents containing personal information, like Social Security, credit card numbers and more,” said Delozier. “Sadly, scammers utilize the information found on personal documents. By shredding what is no longer...

  • Local Government

    Gebhard’s Law Ensuring Authorized Construction Workers Successful

    Senator Chris Gebhard recently announced that Pennsylvania’s Department of General Services (DGS) has imposed monetary fines on four construction companies for violating the state’s E-Verify law. The contractors found in violation include J&T Paving, KC Construction, Kobalt Construction, and Don E. Bower.In response to the enforcement actions, Gebhard emphasized the importance of the E-Verify system in ensuring that new hires are eligible to work in the United States. He highlighted the significance of Pennsylvania's E-Verify law in protecting local jobs and promoting...

  • Local Government

    Fire, EMS Grants Awarded to Support First Responders

    Almost $250,000 in grant money has been awarded to fire companies and emergency medical services in the 125th District. The grants will support various needs such as building projects, equipment purchase or repair, training, and debt reduction. This information was provided by the Office of Rep. Joe Kerwin (R-Dauphin).The Fire and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program, which is administered by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and Office of the State Fire Commissioner, distributed the funds. The money comes from the proceeds generated by slot machine gaming....

  • Local Government

    Senate Majority Policy Committee Holds Public Hearing on Rural Health Care

    The Senate Majority Policy Committee will be conducting a public hearing on rural health care in Pennsylvania on February 14th, 2024. The hearing, which will take place at Penn Highlands Mon Valley in Monongahela, aims to address the challenges facing rural health care and explore potential solutions to ensure continued access to quality care for the public. Senator Camera Bartolotta, the committee member, announced the details of the hearing.During the hearing, representatives from various rural health care provider institutions and organizations will provide their...

  • Local Government

    Grants Support 88th District First Responders, Says Delozier

    Grant funding has been allocated to several first responder companies in the 88th District, according to Representative Sheryl Delozier. The PA Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program has awarded grants to eight fire companies and ambulance squads in the district. These grants, administered by the Office of the State Fire Commissioner, can be used for construction or renovation, equipment purchases or repairs, and existing debt reduction."Our firefighters and EMS personnel work hard every day to serve and protect our municipalities and most of our...

  • Local Government

    Gebhard Raises Concerns Over Shapiro’s Budget Proposal

    HARRISBURG – Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48) has voiced his concerns regarding Gov. Josh Shapiro’s proposed 2024-25 state budget plan. Gebhard expressed his worry about the unsustainable and unrealistic nature of the budget, which calls for a more than 7% increase in overall state spending. He emphasized that such a level of new spending would require significant tax increases to balance future budgets.One of the primary concerns raised by Gebhard is the depletion of the state's budgetary reserves, including the Rainy Day Fund, over the next five years. He highlighted the...

  • Local Government

    Bartolotta Raises Concerns Over Massive Spending Increase in Shapiro’s Budget

    Sen. Camera Bartolotta (R-46) has expressed concerns about the significant increase in state spending proposed by Gov. Josh Shapiro in the 2024-25 state budget. Bartolotta referred to the budget as an "extensive wish list" that would lead to unsustainable increases in spending. She also raised questions about how the governor intends to pay for these expenses beyond the legalization of adult-use cannabis.Shapiro's budget plan includes a 7.1% increase in overall state spending, which Bartolotta believes will make it challenging to balance future budgets and maintain the...

  • Local Government

    Delozier Ready to Work Toward a Responsible Budget

    State Representative Sheryl M. Delozier has expressed her concerns and disappointment with Governor Josh Shapiro's budget address for the 2024-25 fiscal year. Delozier believes that the speech was more of a political statement rather than a comprehensive budget plan that addresses the needs of the people in her district.In response to the governor's proposed $48.34 billion plan, Delozier stated, "The governor presented a starting point, but it fails to address the issues that are important to the people in my district." Her main concern lies in the significant increase in...

  • Local Government

    Senate Committees to Discuss Pennsylvania Semiconductor Production and Workforce Pipeline in Allentown

    Members of the Senate Communications and Technology Committee, chaired by Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24), and the Senate Community, Economic and Recreational Development Committee, chaired by Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48), will convene in Allentown this week to discuss Pennsylvania semiconductor production and the workforce pipeline in the state.The event, scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 8, will take place from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Infinera Corporation's facility located at 7360 Windsor Drive. In addition to the discussions, attendees will also have the opportunity to tour...

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