Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) will host an open house for area residents from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Monday, October 30 at his Richland Township office in Johnstown. [Read More]
Five major projects aimed at upgrading sewer facilities, protecting water supplies and creating jobs in the 35th Senatorial District have been awarded more than $35.3 million in state grants and low-interest loans through the state’s PENNVEST Program according to Senator Wayne Langerholc (R-35). [Read More]
The Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee today unanimously approved a resolution sponsored by Sen. Wayne Langerholc (R-35) seeking a comprehensive review of the potential impact of removing Cambria County from vehicle emissions testing requirements. Listen [Read More]
The Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee is scheduled to consider a Senate resolution sponsored by Sen. Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) that calls for a comprehensive review of the potential impact of removing Cambria County from vehicle emissions testing requirements. [Read More]
I support Coal. [Read More]
Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) made the following statement on the vote to non-concur to the House amendments to HB 453: [Read More]
Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. (R-35) joined legislators and advocates in Harrisburg today to rally in support of a resolution that condemns the practice of selective abortion of babies with Down syndrome. [Read More]
Area sportsmen are invited to attend a hunting seminar sponsored by Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr. and Representative Tommy Sankey. [Read More]
Attached is a letter sent to Governor Tom Wolf today by a group of Senators representing Western Pennsylvania, led by Senator Dan Laughlin of Erie, urging the Administration to aggressively market Western Pennsylvania as a location for Amazon’s proposed second headquarters facility. [Read More]
Senator Wayne Langerholc (R-35) expressed disappointment today in PennDOT’s refusal to delay an emissions testing equipment upgrade in Cambria County that is expected to cost local auto repair shops thousands of dollars. [Read More]
