Rep. Pam Snyder is alerting businesses, local governments and nonprofits that the state Department of Community and Economic Development has 13 wide-ranging programs that are now accepting applications for funding. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that eligible citizens must be registered by Monday, April 20, to vote in the May 19 primary. Also, the Game Commission will issue fewer doe licenses, locally and statewide. Pennsylvania will put up for auction almost 400 vehicles on April 21. And, please remember to call 8-1-1 three days before you dig. Read more
Rep. Snyder’s Tele-Town Hall proved very successful as residents weighed in on a variety of subjects and poll questions. A link is available to download an audio recording of the session. Read more
A link is available to download an audio recording of Rep. Snyder's Tele-Town Hall. Topics ranged from the Marcellus Shale industry's effects on local infrastructure to legalizing medical marijuana and education funding. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder is sponsoring a Tele-Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 9. To participate, all residents of the 50th Legislative District have to do is stay on the line when she calls. Please call 724-966-8953 to verify that Rep. Snyder has your phone number. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder is inviting residents of the 50th Legislative District to participate in a live Tele-Town Hall meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 9. Read more
Rep. Snyder won unanimous House support for her measures honoring George J. Plava, a longtime Fayette County educator, and John Mitchell, a renowned national labor leader. Snyder noted that the good the men did while among us will never be forgotten. Read more
Rep. Snyder won unanimous House support for her measures honoring George J. Plava, a longtime Fayette County educator, and John Mitchell, a renowned national labor leader. Snyder noted that the good the men did while among us will never be forgotten, and both improved the lives and livelihoods of countless residents. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder reports that municipalities and nonprofits can now apply for grants for surveillance cameras to help catch illegal dumpers. Also, time is running out to apply for heating assistance through LIHEAP, Pennsylvania’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Read more
Rep. Snyder, a member of the House Labor & Industry Committee, reports that the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation offers employers a one-stop guide to everything business needs to know to help hire and retain people with disabilities. Also, the state police’s 26-horse mounted patrol unit is seeking donations of horses to be used statewide for searches, crowd control, security, and patrol operations of remote areas. Read more
Rep. Snyder’s Carmichaels office will sponsor American Legion service representatives to help military veterans and their families. The specialized outreach will be available on the fourth Thursday of every month, beginning March 26. Resources to protect children and other vulnerable citizens from cyber-criminals are available online at www.onguardonline.gov. Also, you can report a pothole on a state road by calling the PennDOT Pothole Hotline at 1-800-349-7623 or online via the Customer Care Center. Read more
Rep. Snyder is launching a veterans outreach featuring American Legion service specialists on the fourth Thursday of every month at her constituent-service office at 104 S. Market St., Carmichaels. Read more
As someone who’s concerned about helping those with special needs, Rep. Snyder is informing residents that Variety the Children’s Charity has 250 bikes available for eligible children with disabilities and hopes residents will help spread the word. Meanwhile, a bill that would provide work experience for high school students with disabilities was OK'd in the Labor & Industry Committee. Read more
Rep. Snyder says a study by the Pennsylvania Economy League of Greater Pittsburgh illustrates how much longwall mining means to Greene and Washington counties. Also, consumers can now search online for formal complaints filed against regulated utilities and suppliers. Read more
State Rep. Pam Snyder reports that estimates are available online of what every public school district in the commonwealth would realize in education funding and property tax relief under Gov. Tom Wolf’s budget. Also, a number of safe, convenient and free personal income tax-filing options are available in advance of the April 15 tax-filing deadline. It’s also time this weekend to turn your clocks ahead for daylight-saving time. Read more
Gov. Tom Wolf today launched the process of formulating a state budget for the 2015-16 fiscal year and laid out a very aggressive agenda. One thing is certain, it will change many times before a final vote is taken on the budget. Read more
State Rep. Pam Snyder, like many citizens, believes improvements to the way beer, liquor and spirits are sold in Pennsylvania are long overdue. However, H.B. 466, the plan pushed to a vote Thursday by House Republican leadership, is a losing proposition – losing controls, losing revenues and losing jobs. On the brighter side, the House voted this week for a bill that would require health insurance providers that cover intravenous cancer chemotherapy to cover oral chemotherapy treatment equally. Read more
Rep. Pam Snyder is a supporter of legislation that would make it a crime to threaten a child through electronic communication. H.B. 229 has cleared the House and now awaits action in the Senate. The 2015 Great American Cleanup of PA begins Sunday, March 1. As part of the effort, there’s a video contest with a $200 prize for first place. Great American Cleanup of PA is looking for videos showing individuals, groups, children, and adults having fun making communities clean and beautiful. Read more
As the commonwealth awaits Gov. Tom Wolf’s March 3 budget address, Rep. Snyder has introduced legislation that would: 1. Improve access to voting; 2. Streamline and clarify when a minor’s consent is needed for mental health examinations and other health services; and 3. Prohibit employers from discriminating based on a job applicant's marital or parental status. Read more
Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program application forms have arrived, and my staff is ready to help you file yours. Frigid temperatures are on tap this Presidents Day holiday weekend, and residents are urged to check on older neighbors and take special precautions with pets. Please note that my offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 16. Read more
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