“By transitioning to electric school buses, Plum School District is taking an important step toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions while ensuring students have a safe and sustainable way to get to school," state Rep. Brandon Markosek said. "I’m proud to support this funding for local renewable energy initiatives and its positive impact on protecting our environment.” Read more
“These grants represent our commitment to enhancing and protecting our district's natural and recreational spaces,” said state Rep. Brandon Markosek. “From developing a conservation plan for the Youghiogheny River to improving recreational facilities in Pitcairn and supporting Pittsburgh Conservation Corps' workforce development, these projects will benefit our communities, support the local economy, and provide lasting green spaces for future generations.” Read more
"This funding will significantly enhance emergency medical services for our community," said state Rep. Brandon Markosek. "The renovation will improve patient care and the overall hospital infrastructure, ensuring that our local healthcare facility can meet the growing needs of the region." Read more
State Rep. Brandon Markosek's HB 2268 guarantees that children who stutter can access speech therapy without facing financial barriers. Read more
"These grants will enhance the quality of life in our communities," said state Rep. Brandon Markosek, D-Allegheny. "They will support improvements to our parks, repair roads, and ensure that our schools and public spaces are safe and accessible. I am pleased to see investments on projects that are focused on creating a safer, healthier and more vibrant future for our residents.” Read more
"Our volunteer firefighters risk their lives daily and need the necessary equipment to do their jobs safely. I’m proud to have secured this investment for the safety of our firefighters and the East McKeesport and Wall Borough communities," said state Rep. Brandon Markosek. Read more
“Years of delay have prevented the full implementation of many interstate licensure compacts, leaving professionals and patients without the benefits these agreements offer,” state Rep. Brandon Markosek said. “Interstate compacts provide much-needed flexibility for licensed professionals, enabling them to more easily work where they are needed most. This makes Pennsylvania a more attractive place for professionals in vital fields, like nurses and other health professionals, who are in high demand.” Read more
“Having grown up with a stutter, I know how important speech therapy can be, not only in improving speech but also in boosting confidence,” state Rep. Brandon Markosek said. “I understand firsthand the challenges and stigma that come with stuttering and that giving children access to necessary speech therapy early on will help them develop communication skills important to their academic and social development. This legislation is about making sure that no child in Pennsylvania has to face the additional hurdle of affordability when it comes to getting the support they need to thrive.” Read more
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“The good news is that we know treatment can work – Michael and I are living proof that childhood stuttering doesn’t have to stand in the way of a successful future,” said state Rep. Markosek, D-Allegheny. “But timing is important; because treating stuttering is easier and more successful when kids are younger, it’s critically important that parents and caregivers have the coverage needed to get their children started at an early age. Read more
"I am thrilled to see this significant investment in improving traffic infrastructure in Monroeville," said Markosek. "The Green Light-Go grants will allow for the implementation of state-of-the-art technologies, making our roadways safer and more efficient for all residents and commuters." Read more
Markosek's H.B. 2268 aims to address the challenges faced by families in obtaining necessary treatment for their children, ensuring that no child is left without the support they need to manage speech disorders. Read more
“As someone who stutters, I still use the tools that I learned through speech therapy when I was a child, but many families aren’t aware that speech therapy is an option,” Markosek said. “This legislation would put speech therapy in reach for those children, which would help give them the confidence they need to use their voice inside the classroom and in their everyday lives.” Read more
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"The Plum Senior Community Center offers exercise, recreational, and cultural programs, as well as daily activities for older adults in our community. Most importantly, it fosters connections and lasting friendships," said state Rep. Brandon Markosek, D-Allegheny. "With this grant, the community center can enhance programs, services, and the facility to better meet the needs of our older community members who benefit from them." Read more
"I am extremely pleased that the Monroeville Convention Center will remain open at its current location," Markosek said. "Over the last few weeks, local, county, and state officials and I have fought tirelessly to come to a solution that would save the MCC." Read more
"The safety of our community and our law enforcement officers remains a top priority, and this funding underscores the state's commitment to providing the necessary resources and tools for the Monroeville Police Department to continue protecting the community," Markosek said. Read more
"We owe so much to our first responders who work tirelessly to save lives and keep us safe. We must support them in every way possible," Markosek said. Read more
PENN HILLS, Jan. 29 – State Reps. Joe McAndrew and Brandon Markosek, both D-Allegheny and serving on the House Transportation Committee, released a statement today following the announcement of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s plan to increase the state share of public transit funding by 1.75% – a $282.8 million investment , and nearly $1.5 billion in new state funding over five years -- in transit systems that Pennsylvanians rely on. “Public transit is a necessity for many hardworking Pennsylvanians, who rely on it to get to work or school, or to move around their cities and towns. Accessible, reliable and pollution-free public transit options are essential for our communities, and the proposed plan is a step in the right direction. “As members of the House Transportation Committee, we welcome a plan that increases funding for public transportation, which will benefit not only residents but also businesses and the state's economy. “We look forward to reviewing the details of Governor Shapiro's public transportation funding plan when he announces his 2024-25 budget proposal soon and will continue to work together to support safe and accessible public transportation, especially for working families, in large and small communities across the state.” ### House Democrats are committed to promoting better jobs, better schools and better communities. Putting people ahead of politics, House Democrats are leading the charge to lower Read more
“The new funding will support projects to help us fight blight, manage stormwater runoff and complete important park renovations to enhance safety,” Markosek said. “I am grateful to CFA and to our community partners who worked with us to bring this funding home.” Read more
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