Senator Pat Stefano addresses scams, school staff recognition and water safety in recent posts

Patrick J. Stefano, Pennsylvania State Senator from 32nd District
Patrick J. Stefano, Pennsylvania State Senator from 32nd District
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Senator Pat Stefano, who represents Pennsylvania’s 32nd Senatorial District, recently addressed several public issues through a series of posts on his official X account.

On April 13, 2026, Stefano warned about fraudulent investment schemes circulating on social media platforms. He stated, “Fraudulent investment schemes are appearing on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp featuring recognizable figures like Cathie Wood, Joe Kernen or Kevin O’Leary without their permission. These are scams. Learn more from @PAAttorneyGen Dave Sunday: https://t.co/FU3cXFDzde https://t.co/StCsR4ibNv”.

The following day, April 14, he encouraged the community to recognize school employees who are not teachers by nominating them for the RISE Award. His post read: “If you know an incredible non-teaching employee at a local school – paraprofessional, clerical, transportation, food service, custodial, security, health, etc. – you can nominate them for a Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) Award here: https://t.co/8wg6hsUZ6o https://t.co/DCmRN0mUrZ”.

On April 15, Stefano highlighted the importance of water safety for homeowners using groundwater wells. He posted: “If your home relies on groundwater, a well test can help keep your water clean and safe. Learn more about private well testing, test kits and more here: https://t.co/RtjUXVrrbs https://t.co/VjHrjVTIGw”.

Stefano is known for his work in both legislative and community roles. Elected to the state Senate in November 2014 and serving as chair of committees focused on consumer protection and state government matters,he brings experience as a business owner and has volunteered with organizations such as the American Heart Association for over three decades.He also supports groups like the YMCA of Laurel Highlands. Stefano comes from a family of teachersand has three grandchildren, reflecting his ongoing commitment to education-related initiatives.He serves on several Senate committees including Aging and Youth; Community Economic and Recreational Development; and Health and Human Services.



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