Grimm Krupa to Host Shredding Event April 26
UNIONTOWN – Rep. Charity Grimm Krupa (R-Fayette) is set to host a free Shredding Event on Friday, April 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event, organized in partnership with Fayette County Recycling, will take place at 105 Romeo Lane in Uniontown."Scammers are constantly looking for any way to get their hands on your personal information," emphasized Grimm Krupa, highlighting the importance of safeguarding personal data. She added, "By shredding any documents listing your address, credit card and Social Security information, you take away an easy opportunity for criminals...
How many people were old enough to vote in Perry County during 2021?
Of the 45,879 citizens living in Perry County in 2021, 78.5% were old enough to vote, equating to 36,008 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
More than $13 Million Dedicated to Improve Broadband Access in Somerset County
HARRISBURG – Rep. Carl Walker Metzgar (R-Somerset) and Sen. Pat Stefano (R- Bedford/Fayette/Somerset/Westmoreland) have announced a significant boost in federal funding for improving broadband access in Somerset County. The Pennsylvania Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP) has allocated $13.3 million to enhance the county's fiber infrastructure.Metzgar emphasized the importance of this funding, stating, "Broadband access is a massive issue in Somerset County. Every home and business in the Commonwealth must have access to high-quality broadband for day-to-day...
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Census Bureau: 79.5% of people in Clinton County were old enough to vote in 2021
Of the 37,824 citizens living in Clinton County in 2021, 79.5% were old enough to vote, equating to 30,084 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
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Stefano Hosts Area High Schoolers at Penn State Fayette for Annual “Senator for a Day”
Sen. Pat Stefano (R-32) recently hosted his annual "Senator for a Day" program at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus. The event brought together 146 high school students from 17 schools, 22 teachers, and 17 panelists for a unique educational experience.During the event, students had the opportunity to participate in a mock legislative session where they could draft, amend, debate, and vote on their own pieces of legislation. This hands-on activity aimed to give students a deeper understanding of the legislative process and civic engagement.In support of the event,...
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Nearly $640,000 in Grants Awarded to Fire, Ambulance Companies in Fayette County, Say Warner, Krupa
In a joint announcement, Representatives Ryan Warner and Charity Grimm Krupa revealed that fire and ambulance companies in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, will be receiving $638,560 in state grants. The grants are intended to support the important public safety mission of these organizations.Warner expressed his gratitude for the dedicated service of fire and emergency personnel, stating, "We are blessed by the outstanding fire and emergency service personnel who selflessly serve our communities, protecting lives and property." He also highlighted the financial challenges...
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More than $84,000 Awarded to Fayette County Career and Technical Institute
Fayette County Career and Technical Institute has received a funding boost of $84,122 to enhance its career and technical education programs. The investment aims to address the labor shortage faced by various industries in Pennsylvania by providing students with the necessary skills and training for high-demand occupations.According to Rep. Charity Grimm Krupa, who made the announcement, the programs offered by Fayette County Career and Technical Institute play a crucial role in addressing the labor shortage issue. She stated, "The programs and training Fayette County...
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Warner Responds to Governor's Budget Plan
In response to Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed $48.34 billion spending plan for the 2024-25 fiscal year, Representative Ryan Warner expressed concerns about the excessive state spending and the potential tax burden it could impose on individuals, families, and employers. Warner emphasized the importance of fiscal responsibility and criticized the use of one-time reserve funds to finance the budget.Warner stated, "For the second year in a row, the governor is failing to honor the most basic rule of budgeting…you can't spend more than you bring in." He warned that the...
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Stefano Responds to Shapiro’s Budget Proposal
Sen. Pat Stefano (R-32) has expressed concern over Gov. Josh Shapiro's proposed 2024-25 state budget, which includes a significant increase in state spending. Stefano believes that this excessive increase would have a negative impact on Pennsylvania families.Shapiro's budget plan calls for a 7.1% increase in overall state spending. However, Stefano argues that the administration's revenue estimates are significantly higher than those prepared by the Independent Fiscal Office (IFO). In fact, the baseline revenue estimates used by the administration are $5.6 billion higher...
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Stefano’s District Offices Available to Assist with Property Tax/Rent Rebate Applications
The application period for Pennsylvania's Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program is now open, and Senator Pat Stefano is reminding constituents that his district offices are available to assist with the application process. The program has expanded eligibility requirements, allowing more Pennsylvanians to receive rebates and alleviate the burden of excessive property taxes."This is the first time the program has been expanded since 2006. With this, more Pennsylvanians will now receive the rebate to alleviate the burden of excessive property taxes and put money back into their...
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Stefano’s Connellsville Office Remains Open Through Bridge Closure
Connellsville, PA - Despite the ongoing Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) Crawford Avenue (McCray Robb) Bridge Rehabilitation Project, Sen. Pat Stefano (R-32) assures constituents that his Connellsville district office will continue to operate during this time."Though navigating downtown Connellsville may be a challenge in the upcoming months, I encourage constituents to keep the businesses on both sides of the bridge in mind throughout the course of this project," Stefano said. "Our office hours will not change during construction."Stefano's...
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Warner: We Must Properly Punish Convicted Child Rapists
Jan 11, 2024HARRISBURG - Rep. Ryan Warner (R-Fayette) has introduced legislation that aims to address the issue of child rape and sexual assault. Recognizing these crimes as some of the most heinous in society, Warner's proposed bill would allow for the death penalty to be imposed on those convicted of such offenses.In a statement, Warner emphasized the devastating effects that sexual crimes against children have on victims. He stated, "Sexual crimes committed against innocent children cause an unimaginable level of trauma from which no one can fully recover." Warner...
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Grimm Krupa Introduces Bill to Hold Public Officials Accountable for Sexual Assault Settlements
Rep. Charity Grimm Krupa (R-Fayette) has introduced legislation aimed at ensuring accountability for sexual assault settlements involving public officials in Pennsylvania. House Bill 1948, if passed, would allow the Commonwealth to seek reimbursement from individuals responsible for improper and unlawful actions that result in settlements or judgments paid by the Commonwealth.In a statement following the bill's introduction, Grimm Krupa emphasized the need to prevent taxpayer money from being used to settle allegations of sexual assault by public officials. She stated,...
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Warner Legislation Aims to Stop ‘Sanctuary City’ Designation
Rep. Ryan Warner (R-Fayette) has introduced legislation that would prevent municipalities and counties in Pennsylvania from designating themselves as "sanctuary cities." The aim of the legislation is to combat the challenges that come with illegal immigration and protect the safety of citizens legally residing in communities.Warner highlighted the record numbers of illegal immigrants crossing the nation's borders, with an estimated 300,000 migrants processed in December alone, the highest monthly figure ever recorded. He emphasized the need for collaboration at the...
