Senator Joe Pittman posted several updates between April 5-8, highlighting Easter greetings, participation in a Cub Scouts recognition event on April 6, and support for law enforcement initiatives on April 8.
In 2024, services related to COVID-19 represented under 0.1% of Brookville’s Medicaid payouts, with total claims for virus-coded services adding up to a minimum of $1,253.
Senator Joe Pittman posted messages between April 1-3, 2026 acknowledging Passover and Good Friday while also recognizing youth advocacy efforts at the state capitol.
A group of Pennsylvania lawmakers launched a bipartisan caucus focused on fighting human trafficking across the state. The initiative seeks stronger laws while raising awareness about ongoing challenges facing victims.
State Rep. Brian Smith will join local Scouts and VFW members for a flag retirement ceremony in Punxsutawney this April. Residents can drop off worn flags at Smith’s office for…
Senator Joe Pittman joined Representatives Abby Major, Leslie Rossi, and Jill Cooper in announcing over $567,000 in state grants for Westmoreland County community projects. The funds will address infrastructure needs…
Senator Joe Pittman posted updates about participating in a township supervisors convention and recognizing local achievements during March 16-17, 2026.
State Senator Joe Pittman and State Representative Jim Struzzi have announced that $236,555 in state funding will be distributed to local fire companies and emergency medical services (EMS) providers.
State Rep. Brian Smith announced that fire and ambulance companies in Pennsylvania’s 66th Legislative District will receive over $333,000 in state grants.
Senator Joe Pittman (R-41) has joined with other lawmakers to submit public comments supporting a proposed consent decree between the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Keystone-Conemaugh Projects, LLC…
Senator Joe Pittman shared updates about Groundhog Day festivities in Punxsutawney on February 2, followed by comments on Pennsylvania’s ongoing state budget negotiations through early February.
State Rep. Brian Smith, who represents the 66th Legislative District in Pennsylvania, responded to Governor Josh Shapiro’s recent budget address by comparing it to the movie “Groundhog Day.”
Senate Republican leaders in Pennsylvania have raised concerns about the spending levels proposed in Governor Josh Shapiro’s 2026-27 budget.
A $3.2 million grant has been awarded to Snavely’s Mill Inc., a business in Clinton County, through Pennsylvania’s Rail Transportation Assistance Program.
A $3.2 million grant has been awarded to Snavely’s Mill Inc., a business in Clinton County, through Pennsylvania’s Rail Transportation Assistance Program.
Senator Joe Pittman, along with State Representatives Brian Smith and Jim Struzzi, announced that more than $2.1 million in Growing Greener Grant Awards have been allocated to Armstrong and Indiana…
Senator Joe Pittman, along with State Representatives Brian Smith and Jim Struzzi, announced that more than $2.1 million in Growing Greener Grant Awards have been allocated to Armstrong and Indiana…
Senator Joe Pittman, along with State Representatives Brian Smith and Jim Struzzi, announced that Armstrong and Indiana Counties will receive more than $2.1 million in Growing Greener Grant Awards.
Approximately $233,488 in grant funding has been awarded for two infrastructure projects in Clinton County, according to an announcement made by Sen.
Approximately $233,488 in grant funding has been awarded for two infrastructure projects in Clinton County, according to an announcement made by Sen.
Two infrastructure projects in Armstrong and Westmoreland counties will receive a combined $24.7 million in low-interest loans from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST), according to State Senator Joe Pittman…
Two infrastructure projects in Armstrong and Westmoreland counties will receive a combined $24.7 million in low-interest loans from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST), according to State Senator Joe Pittman…
State Rep. Brian Smith announced that the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) has approved $559.8 million in funding for 36 drinking water and wastewater projects in 20 counties across Pennsylvania.
State Rep. Brian Smith announced that the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) has approved $559.8 million in funding for 36 drinking water and wastewater projects in 20 counties across Pennsylvania.
There was one company in a city associated with Armstrong County that received an FDA inspection in the third quarter of 2025, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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