Rep. Pam Snyder is preparing legislation that would clarify fees from low-producing natural gas wells and ensure fuller payments to communities and programs. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder is drafting legislation that would clarify fees from low-producing natural gas wells and ensure fuller payments to communities and programs. Read more
State Rep. Pam Snyder reports that the Pennsylvania House of Representatives unanimously passed her legislation that would eliminate confusion over when a minor’s consent is needed for mental health examinations and other health services. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that April is National Safe Digging Month, and 8-1-1 is the national one-call phone number to reach all the utilities in the area when you plan to dig. Read more
CARMICHAELS, March 29 – State Rep. Pam Snyder, D-Greene/Fayette/Washington, today announced a $393,688 state grant that will substantially fund replacement of leaking water mains along five streets in Masontown. Snyder said the borough is replacing 6,650 lineal feet of faulty water mains, which are compromised and causing inefficiency in the distribution system. The total project cost is $463,163. “I’m pleased to see the lion’s share of funding for this important project coming from the state,” Snyder said. “The borough wants to get rid of its old and problematic galvanized and cement water mains, and this funding helps turn that wish into reality.” The state grant arrives through the Department of Community and Economic Development’s PA Small Water and Sewer grant program, which funds activities to assist with construction, improvement, expansion, or rehabilitation or repair of a water supply or sanitary sewer system. Eligible projects must have a total project cost between $30,000 and $500,000, and funding is available for municipalities and municipal authorities. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports voting for House Bill 188, legislation that would increase the annual income limit for retired people to qualify for a vehicle registration fee discount. Rep. Snyder also supported legislation that would create a special license plate to honor women who have served in our military. Read more
At a hearing of the House Consumer Affairs Committee, Pa. state Rep. Pam Snyder discusses the challenges facing residents in her district regarding the quality and availability of phone and internet connections with representatives from Verizon and the Pennsylvania Telephone Association. Read more
State Rep. Pam Snyder reports that the House Human Services Committee has approved her legislation that would eliminate confusion over when a minor’s consent is needed for mental health examinations and other health services. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that job seekers are encouraged to attend the March 31 Greene County Re-Entry Conference & Community Resource/Job Fair. Please register by March 24. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder congratulates the wrestlers participating in the PIAA championships at Hershey. The medalists included Jefferson-Morgan junior Gavin Teasdale, who claimed gold for the third straight year. She also advises that a late-winter snowstorm aiming more at eastern Pa. is forcing some travel restrictions. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder introduces legislation that would enable fire relief funds to be used to pay basic utility costs at volunteer fire company stations. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that the Extra Help Program is available to help eligible Medicare recipients lower Medicare Prescription Drug (Part D) costs. Also, the state Department of Banking and Securities has published a personal finance guide designed to serve all current or former members of the military. Read more
HARRISBURG , Feb. 7 – State Rep. Pam Snyder, D-Greene/Fayette/Washington, has announced the award of $386,923 in state grants to more than two dozen fire and ambulance companies in the 50 th Legislative District. The grants are made possible by the Fire Company and Volunteer Ambulance Service Grant Program, and can be used toward repairing, building or renovating facilities. The money also can be applied toward the purchase of new equipment, training and certification of staff, or it may go to repay debt related to equipment purchases or facility building and maintenance. “Although they do a tremendous job for our local communities, everyone knows that our volunteer firefighting and EMS organizations face financial challenges,” Snyder said. “They, as well as I, are aware that every penny counts. That’s why I am pleased that the state is providing these much-needed funds.” Snyder noted that recipients still need to complete and return original signed copies of their grant agreements by May 31 in order to receive their money. She urged any department that needs help with this requirement to contact her closest district office. The grant list – by county, department and entity – is as follows: Greene County: $218,284 Bobtown Dunkard Volunteer Fire Department/Ambulance – Fire Company, $12,101; EMS, $7,448 Carmichaels and Cumberland Township Volunteer Fire Department – Fire Company, $13,895. Center Read more
Rep. Snyder reports that her committee assignments -- and being named a chairman of the House Coal Caucus -- will put her front and center on vital issues. Read more
Rep. Snyder reports that she has been named Democratic chairman of the Pennsylvania House Coal Caucus to support and advance the coal industry and its contributions to the state. “We have new opportunities to bolster a critical part of our energy portfolio and help the industry and its workers,” Snyder said. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that her assignments to five key House committees will help enable her to advance issues critical to the region and its constituents. “All legislation moves through committees, and my assignments fit extremely well with concerns vital to the district,” Snyder said. Read more
Unemployment Compensation Assistance (Jan 20, 2017) Rep. Marty Flynn Get more info on what you can do now that several Unemployment Compensation Service Centers have closed and longer wait times are being experienced by those looking for help. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that Pennsylvania has been granted an extension until June 5 to fix state law to allow for federal REAL ID compliance. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that a new website -- www.paable.gov -- is available to provide people with qualifying disabilities information about how to save tax free for future disability-related expenses while maintaining government benefits. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder is expanding her constituent service outreach with office hours on rotating Mondays in Rogersville, Wind Ridge and Mt. Morris. Read more
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