A low-interest loan award from the state will support critical upgrades to sewage systems in Adams Township in Cambria County, according to Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35). [Read More]
Four elementary and middle schools in Cambria County will receive grants totaling more than $138,000 to provide fresh fruits and vegetables to students during the school day, according to Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35). [Read More]
Legislation sponsored by Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) that would provide greater rights and protections for victims of sexual assault, was signed into law today by the Governor Wolf. [Read More]
The Senate approved a bill today designed to improve school safety by focusing on behavioral health, and provide new resources for students facing extended absences from school due to injury or illness, according to Senators Scott Martin (R-13) and Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35). [Read More]
State Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) voted for passage of a $33.9 billion Pennsylvania budget that holds the line on spending, contains no new tax increases and includes record levels of state funding for public education and agriculture. [Read More]
Senate and House Republican leaders highlighted a broad package of bills today that are intended to support Pennsylvania farmers and encourage new generations of farmers to continue the state’s rich agricultural heritage. [Read More]
Senator Wayne Langerholc Jr., (R-35) offered the following statement on today’s announcement that North American Höganäs High Alloys, LLC (Höganäs) will expand its operations in Cambria County, creating 25 more jobs for area residents. [Read More]
The Senate approved a package of bills on June 25, 2019, reforming Pennsylvania’s vehicle emissions testing program, also referred to as the Vehicle Emissions Inspection and Maintenance (I/M) program. [Read More]
Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) offered the following statement on Senate passage today of Senate Bill 744, legislation he sponsored to remove Cambria County and six other counties from the vehicle emissions testing program, based on empirical evidence cited by the Joint State Government Commission. [Read More]
The Senate completed work on a package of bills today to combat the state’s heroin and opioid epidemic by improving prescription drug monitoring, limiting opioid prescriptions, targeting drug dealers and taking other steps to limit the damage inflicted by the addiction crisis in Pennsylvania communities. [Read More]
