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E-news Updates – July 11, 2025
In this Update: Senate Bill 90 Signed into Law β Now Act 33 of 2025! Pennsylvania Democrats Are Waging a War on Womenβs Rights Restoration for Trout Habitat in Adams County PUC Update β What You Can Do Right Now Take a listen to Savanah and Azariahβs Story Malicious Deepfake Scams Targeted by New Law […] [Read More]
Hearing on U.S. Army War College and its importance to the Nation, State and Region
Senate Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee | U.S. Army War College, Root Hall, Room 3083, 651 Wright Ave, Carlisle, PA | Watch Live [Read More]
E-news Updates – July 3, 2025
In this Update: Senate Bill 129 Signed into Law β Now Act 20 of 2025! Senate Bill 89 Signed into Law β Now Act 18 of 2025! Senate Bill 90 Passes Unanimously β Now on the Governorβs Desk Major Whittlesey and the Lost Battalion Progress on the 2025-26 State Budget Senate Acts to Prevent Student-Athlete […] [Read More]
Mastriano, Brooks Bill Aimed at Bolstering Volunteer Firefighter Enrollment Awaits Enactment
Today, the state House of Representatives unanimously passed Senate Bill 90, introduced by Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) and Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50), aimed at increasing the number of volunteer firefighters in Pennsylvania by reforming the certification process. [Read More]
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If you need emergency assistance, you can contact the following county non-emergency lines.
Lawrence County: 724-656-9300
Juniata County: : 717-436-2600 or 717-436-7770
Mercer County: 724-662-6110
Mifflin County: 717-248-9607
Schuylkill County: 570-462-1991
Dauphin: 717-558-6900
Lebanon: 717-208-2746
York: 717-854-5571
Fulton: 717-485-0503
Franklin: 717-263-1611
Adams: 717-334-8101 or 717-624-2101
Lancaster: 717-664-1180 or 717-664-1190
Cumberland: 717-243-4121 or 717-238-9676 or 717-532-8878
Perry: 717-582-4311
Berks: 610-655-4911
Lehigh: 610-437-5252 or 610-437-7751
Chester: 610-436-4700
Northampton: 610β759β2200
Carbon: 570β325β9123
Bucks: 215-328-8500
Montgomery: 610-635-4300
Monroe: 570-992-9911
Huntingdon: 814-643-6820 or 800-373-0209
Luzerne: 570-819-4916
Columbia: 570-784-6300
π¨ 911 Outage Alert β Pennsylvania
Some areas across the Commonwealth are experiencing 911 service disruptions.
π Only call 911 for true emergencies.
β Do not call to check if itβs working.
If you canβt get through:
π Call your local 911 office directly
π Find yours here: readypa.info/psaps
PEMA is working with tech teams to restore full service ASAP.
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π¨ 911 Service Alert β Franklin & Adams Counties β
Use these to reach 911 dispatchers during the outage.
π Franklin County
π 717-263-1611 (Police Dispatch)
π 717-264-4125 (Emergency Services Admin)
π Adams County
π 717-334-8101
π 717-624-2101
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Senator Mastriano`s Tribute to Sergeant Arthur J. Forrest, 354th Infantry Regiment of the 89th Division.
Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program Application Deadline Extended to Dec. 31
The deadline to file for the state Property Tax Rent/Rebate Program has been extended to Dec. 31, 2025, allowing eligible older adults and people with disabilities age 18 and older more time to apply for rebates on property taxes and rent paid.
The maximum eligible income is $46,520 and the maximum rebates range from $380 to $1,000 depending on the income level of the homeowner or renter. Check income, age and other eligibility details here.
PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity recently announced that 423,092 Property Tax/Rent Rebate payments totaling $256 million were sent to eligible Pennsylvanians on July 1. Please contact my office if you need help filling out your application.
Visit pa.gov/ptrr for eligibility criteria, income limits, downloadable forms, and the online application portal https://mypath.pa.gov/_/
π¬ My Latest Newsletter is Out! π° Please take a moment to read and share: π https://senatormastriano.com/enews/071125-2/
Thank you for staying engaged and informed. Together, we are making a difference! πΊπΈ
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July 11th - marks the birthday of John Quincy Adams, the sixth President of the United States. He was born in Braintree, which is now known as Quincy, Massachusetts. John Quincy Adams was the son of John Adams, the second President, and Abigail Adams. He had a remarkable career in public service, holding various positions such as a diplomat, U.S. Senator, and Secretary of State before ultimately becoming President.
π§ Route 16 Embankment Stabilization Project β Public Input Requested! π§
π Peters Township, Franklin County
π Comment Period Open Through August 8
PennDOT is announcing an online plans display for the upcoming embankment stabilization project on Route 16 (Buchanan Trail West) over Tuscarora Mountain. This project will replace the failing 1930s stone retaining wall with modern stabilization methods to ensure long-term safety.
πΉ Full road closure between Route 456 (Little Cove Rd) and the mountain summit for approx. 12 weeks during construction
πΉ Construction planned for Winter/Spring 2026
πΉ Estimated cost: $1 million
πΉ Includes paving & drainage upgrades
π₯οΈ View plans, submit feedback, and learn more:
π Visit PennDOT District 8 Website β Projects Near You β Buchanan Trail West Embankment Stabilization
π£ Your feedback is important! Comment by August 8, 2025
For questions or accommodation requests, contact:
π Ryan Shoemaker at (717) 775-8638
π§ ryshoemake@pa.gov
#PennDOT #FranklinCounty #Infrastructure #PAProjects #Route16 #PublicComment #Roadwork #PetersTownship #SafeRoads
Rebbie and I had a fantastic time at the Change of Command ceremony today at Letterkenny Army Depot We bid farewell to Colonel Donald Santillo and his family, expressing our gratitude for their service, while warmly welcoming Colonel Caleb Lewis and his family as they step into this important role. It was an outstanding event! This we`ll defend!
