Senate Local Government Committee | June 8, 2020 | 12 p.m. | Off the Floor (Senate Chamber and Virtual Participation) Watch Live

In This Update: CARES Act Package Supports Education at All Levels Preliminary Guidelines Set for Students to Return to School Reminder: Be Vigilant of Fraudulent Unemployment Checks and Payments Guidance Available for Parents With Children Returning to Child Care New Scam Targets WIC Recipients 2020 Census is Happening Now CARES Act Package Supports Education at...

In This Update: New Funding Supports Families, Small Businesses, Nursing Homes, First Responders and More Reminder: Polling Places May Have Changed for Tuesday’s Election Wolf Vetoes Bill to Protect Small Businesses, Election Integrity New Guidance Available for Liquor Licensees New Funding Supports Families, Small Businesses, Nursing Homes, First Responders and More Last week, the General...

In This Update: Senate Passes Interim State Budget and COVID-19 Relief Bills Has Your Polling Place Moved for Tuesday’s Election? PUA System Will Now Send Paper Checks to Claimants Recently Expired Licenses Still Acceptable for Notary Identification Senate Passes Interim State Budget and COVID-19 Relief Bills As Pennsylvanians continue to deal with the damage caused...

Lancaster County Senators Ryan Aument (R-36) and Scott Martin (R-13) supported passage today of an interim state budget proposal and a package of bills designed to support families, businesses, employees and organizations affected by the pandemic.

Senator Scott Martin comments on Senate passage of a $25.8 billion interim budget for Fiscal Year 2020-21 as well as a plan to direct $2.6 billion in federal CARES funding to support individuals, small businesses, organizations and county governments that were most severely impacted by the virus. Listen

In This Update: Senate Will Convene to Work on 2020-21 State Budget, COVID-19 Funding New Helpline Established for PUA Claimants License to Carry Firearm Permits Extended to July 31 New Guidelines Released for FBI Background Checks Senate Will Convene to Work on 2020-21 State Budget, COVID-19 Funding The Senate will reconvene this week to focus...

As part of Lancaster County’s comprehensive plan to reopen safely during COVID-19, new testing and contact tracing initiatives are underway to protect the health and safety of community residents, according to local Senators Ryan Aument (R-36) and Scott Martin (R-13).

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