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E-news Updates – September 18, 2026
In this Update The Constitution Is Not Optional 9/11 Memorial Service Constitution Day Commemoration Veteran Service Officer Meetings Monthly Photo Submission Throwback! Public Comments Due Monday on Gov. Shapiro’s Overreaching Regulations Key Measure to Prevent Eminent Domain Abuse Still Awaits House Action Let Students Know It’s Safe2Say Something “See Tracks? Think Train” Week Promotes Rail […] [Read More]
Mastriano Announces More Than $4.6 Million for Public Safety, Infrastructure and Community Projects in Franklin and Adams Counties
Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) today announced more than $4.6 million in state grant funding for 21 projects across Franklin and Adams counties, delivering significant investments in public safety, water and sewer infrastructure, emergency services and community facilities. [Read More]
Joint informational meeting regarding “From Combat to Careers”
Senate Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness and House Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Committees | Room G-50 Irvis Office Building, State Capitol | [Read More]
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VETERAN SERVICES - CHAMBERSBURG DISTRICT OFFICE
**Thursday, October 15, 2026**
On the third Thursday of each month, starting September 17th, a Veteran Service Officer with the Pennsylvania American Legion will be available BY APPOINTMENT ONLY at my Chambersburg District Office to assist veterans and their families.
Assistance is available with:
State and Education Benefits
Military Personnel and Medical Records
Compensation and Pension Claims
Burial and Survivor benefits
Enrollment in the VA Health Care System.
📍 Chambersburg District Office
37 South Main Street, Suite 200
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-264-6100
*Please note: Office hours are BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call to schedule an appointment for the next available date Thursday, October 15, 2026
If you served our nation, we are here to serve you.
Back to 2020? Not without a constitutional debate!
A day later, I’m still thinking about the sea of people that filled the Capitol grounds for the March for Life.
There are moments when a crowd itself tells the story. Yesterday was one of them.
Looking across the Capitol and seeing so many Pennsylvanians gathered for the unborn was powerful. The pro-life movement is not fading away. It is showing up. It is speaking out. And it is standing for those who cannot speak for themselves.
What an incredible sight in Harrisburg.
Every life is worth defending.
🚧 ROUTE 30 CONSTRUCTION UPDATE — FRANKLIN COUNTY
PennDOT will begin the first stage of a $4.67 million bridge replacement project on Route 30 (Lincoln Way) over Rocky Mountain Creek in Greene Township.
Beginning Monday, October 5, shoulder reconstruction will take place on eastbound Route 30 between Route 997 (Black Gap Road) and Golf Course Road.
⚠️ Motorists should expect lane shifts and flaggers assisting traffic through the work zone as needed on weekdays this fall.
Early next year, the project will move into its second stage, including additional lane shifts, barriers and a truck detour using Routes 997 and 233. Two 12-foot travel lanes will remain open through the work zone.
The project includes a new bridge, shoulder and approach work, guiderail upgrades and other improvements, with completion expected by November 2, 2028.
Please use caution, slow down and give our road crews room to work safely.
For real-time traffic conditions and delays, visit 511PA.com.
#FranklinCounty #Route30 #GreeneTownship #PennDOT #TrafficUpdate
I support using technology to help law enforcement catch criminals - but I also believe we must protect the privacy and constitutional rights of innocent Pennsylvanians.
September 22, 1862 – Republican President Abraham Lincoln issued a preliminary Emancipation Proclamation freeing the slaves in territories held by Confederates as of January 1, 1863.
