Learn more about the multiple grant programs that are currently open for applications. Read more
“Tutoring is a time-honored and cost-effective way to enhance academic performance for both the student being tutored and the student who serves as a tutor," Freeman said. Read more
On this edition of Ed Talks, Chairman of the Pa. House Education Committee state Rep. Peter Schweyer sits down with Donna Cooper of Children First to talk about how adequate school funding would deliver positive results for students across the commonwealth. Read more
"A public housing police force would greatly enhance community policing efforts, making public housing projects safer for their residents and their families, especially children and the elderly," Freeman said. Read more
At a recent budget hearing, Chair of the Pa. House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee state Rep. Maureen Madden questioned Department of Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich about additional funding for the state's Area Agencies on Aging. Madden highlighted the story of Susan, a woman caring for her aging husband who's life greatly improved with an increase in services. Read more
At a recent budget hearing, Chair of the Pa. House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee state Rep. Maureen Madden questioned the Department of Human Services about their efforts to promote the LIFE program. Madden praised the program's holistic approach and asked about the department's efforts to encourage seniors to enroll. Read more
The free event -- “Hands Off Our Health Care: A Town Hall on Medicare & Medicaid Cuts” – will take place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, March 10 at Peoples Security Bank Theater at Lackawanna College, 501 Vine St., Scranton 18509. Read more
As Majority Chairman of the Pa. House Education Committee, state Rep. Peter Schweyer is appalled at the news coming from Washington D.C. about President Trump dismantling the U.S. Department of Education through executive order. Schweyer vows to fight these measures to protect Pennsylvania schools, teachers, students and parents from any harm that may come from these unprecedented developments. Read more
"A property tax circuit breaker would help stabilize neighborhoods and communities across the commonwealth. By reducing the tax burden, more Pennsylvanians could purchase and maintain family homes,” Freeman said. Read more
SECOND CONSIDERATION
Judiciary Bills
HB 36, PN 15
HB 378, PN 334
Labor & Industry Bill
HB 274, PN 374
Transportation Bill
HB 333, PN 432
Veterans Affairs & Emergency Prep. Bill
HB 304, PN 257
RESOLUTIONS
HR 2, PN 33
HR 8, PN 97
HR 11, PN 147
HR 23, PN 270
HR 28, PN 317
HR 30, PN 337
HR 31, PN 338
HR 33, PN 340
HR 37, PN 344
HR 40, PN 364
HR 44, PN 388
HR 45, PN 389
Monday, March 17, 2025
Call of Chair HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS - Room 140 Main Capitol
Call of Chair HOUSE CONSUMER PROTECTION, TECHNOLOGY AND UTILITIES - Room G50 Irvis Office
9:30 AM HOUSE EDUCATION - Room 205 Ryan Office
10:00 AM HOUSE HUMAN SERVICES - Room 523 Irvis Office
10:00 AM HOUSE TRANSPORTATION - Room 140 Main Capitol
10:00 AM HOUSE INSURANCE - Room 60 East Wing
10:00 AM HOUSE STATE GOVERNMENT - Room G50 Irvis Office
10:30 AM HOUSE AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS - Room 515 Irvis Office
11:00 AM HOUSE ENERGY - Room 515 Irvis Office
11:00 AM HOUSE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - Room 60 East Wing
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
9:00 AM HOUSE GAME AND FISHERIES - Room 515 Irvis Office
9:30 AM HOUSE LIQUOR CONTROL - Room G50 Irvis Office
10:00 AM HOUSE AGING AND OLDER ADULT SERVICES - Room 515 Irvis Office
10:00 AM HOUSE ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCE PROTECTION - Room 60 East Wing
10:00 AM HOUSE LABOR AND INDUSTRY - Room G50 Irvis Office
10:00 AM HOUSE TRANSPORTATION - Room B31 Main Capitol
10:00 AM HOUSE COMMERCE - Room 523 Irvis Office
10:30 AM HOUSE FINANCE - Room 205 Ryan Office
Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Friday, March 14, 2025
Referred To Aging And Older Adult Services
HB 923 - RIVERA
Thursday, March 13, 2025
Referred To Agriculture And Rural Affairs
HB 898 - BONNER
Referred To Children And Youth
HR 117 - MAYES
Referred To Education
HB 906 - M. MACKENZIE
HB 892 - WEBSTER
HB 819 - MALAGARI
Referred To Finance
HB 901 - MARKOSEK
Referred To Health
HR 116 - ORTITAY
Referred To Insurance
HB 893 - TOMLINSON
Referred To Intergovernmental Affairs And Operations
HR 112 - SOLOMON
HR 111 - SOLOMON
Referred To Judiciary
HB 912 - DAVANZO
HB 910 - SCHEUREN
HB 908 - SMITH-WADE-EL
HB 896 - DAVANZO
HB 895 - HOWARD
HB 887 - ISAACSON
HB 886 - WEBSTER
Referred To Labor And Industry
HB 905 - M. MACKENZIE
HB 904 - M. MACKENZIE
Wednesday, February 5, 2025
HB 60
A5 - Filed By Rep. Walsh
HB 157
A9 - Filed By Rep. Frankel
HB 162
A40 - Filed By Rep. Freeman
HB 409
A31 - Filed By Rep. Krupa
HB 439
A65 - Filed By Rep. Fink
Monday, February 3, 2025
HB 333
A30 - Filed By Rep. Benninghoff
HB 410
A32 - Filed By Rep. Neilson
Wednesday, January 29, 2025
HB 33
A7 - Filed By Rep. Twardzik
A13 - Filed By Rep. Frankel
HB 309
A20 - Filed By Rep. Burns
Monday, January 27, 2025
HB 190
A6 - Filed By Rep. Curry
Master Roll Call
202 YEAS 0 NAYS 0 LVE
Uncontested Calendar
HB 439 A65, Amendment Vote Motion Toion TO Suspendend RULES
HB 439 A65, Amendment Vote
HB 261, FINAL PASSAGE
HB 77, FINAL PASSAGE
150 YEAS 52 NAYS 0 LVE
HR 35, Resolution Vote
199 YEAS 3 NAYS 0 LVE
HR 22, Resolution Vote
HR 12, Resolution Vote
198 YEAS 4 NAYS 0 LVE
SB 184, FINAL PASSAGE
Tuesday, February 4, 2025
HB 257, FINAL PASSAGE
HB 211, FINAL PASSAGE
HB 27, FINAL PASSAGE
171 YEAS 31 NAYS 0 LVE
HR 16, Resolution Vote
197 YEAS 5 NAYS 0 LVE
HB 324, FINAL PASSAGE
161 YEAS 41 NAYS 0 LVE
HB 291, FINAL PASSAGE
183 YEAS 19 NAYS 0 LVE
HB 201, FINAL PASSAGE
155 YEAS 47 NAYS 0 LVE
HB 190, FINAL PASSAGE
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