State Rep. Brian Smith (R-Pa.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Brian Smith (R-Pa.)
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State legislators announce funding for infrastructure improvements in Jefferson County
Senator Cris Dush and State Representative Brian Smith have announced a grant of $300,000 for a transportation project in Jefferson County.
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State Rep Smith announces over $339k in grants for fire and EMS services
State Representative Brian Smith announced that fire and ambulance companies in Pennsylvania's 66th Legislative District will receive over $339,000 in state grants.
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State Rep. Brian Smith announces $339,000 for fire and EMS companies in 66th District
State Representative Brian Smith has announced that over $339,000 in state grants will be allocated to fire and ambulance companies within the 66th Legislative District.
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Brian Smith begins third term representing Pennsylvania's 66th district
State Representative Brian Smith has been sworn in for his third term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
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Brian Smith begins third term as state representative in Pennsylvania
State Representative Brian Smith took the oath of office for his third term to represent the 66th Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
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Over $104,000 allocated for conservation projects in Pennsylvania's 66th District
State Representative Brian Smith of the Pennsylvania 66th Legislative District announced funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) aimed at enhancing recreation and conservation efforts.
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Funding boosts recreation and conservation projects in Pennsylvania's 66th District
State Representative Brian Smith has announced that the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has allocated over $104,000 to support recreation and conservation initiatives in the 66th Legislative District.
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Smith highlights voter fraud concerns ahead of presidential election
State Representative Brian Smith has raised concerns about voter fraud in Pennsylvania, citing recent incidents in Lancaster and York counties.
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Rep. Brian Smith highlights voter fraud concerns ahead of presidential election
State Representative Brian Smith from Harrisburg spoke out about recent findings of voter registration fraud in Pennsylvania, emphasizing the need for increased vigilance and legislative action.
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Lawmakers secure over $3 million in grants for Jefferson County projects
State Sen. Joe Pittman, Sen. Cris Dush, and Rep. Brian Smith have announced the successful acquisition of over $3 million in grants for Jefferson County projects. The funding, sourced from Local Share Account (LSA) grants and Public School Facility Improvement grants via the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA), aims to enhance infrastructure and education facilities.
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Jefferson County secures over $3M for schools and infrastructure projects
State Senators Joe Pittman and Cris Dush, along with Representative Brian Smith, have announced a significant financial investment for Jefferson County.
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Smith hosts second hearing on preserving benefit integrity
Last week, Rep. Brian Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana) and the House Republican Policy Committee, led by Chairman Josh Kail (R-Beaver/Washington), convened the second in a series of hearings to discuss ways to safeguard Pennsylvania’s social benefit programs from fraud, waste, and abuse, and to ensure the state’s resources are efficiently allocated and accessible to those who truly require assistance.
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Discussion addresses integrity in Pennsylvania's social benefits
Last week, a hearing was conducted by Rep. Brian Smith from Jefferson/Indiana, in collaboration with the House Republican Policy Committee, under the leadership of Chairman Josh Kail from Beaver/Washington.
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House GOP committee hosts hearing on preserving benefit integrity
House Republican Policy Committee Chairman Joshua D. Kail (R-Beaver/Washington), Rep. Brian Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana), and other lawmakers will host the second in a series of hearings titled "Excellence in Government: Preserving Benefit Integrity." The hearing aims to discuss ways to safeguard Pennsylvania's social benefit programs from fraud, waste, and abuse, ensuring that the state's resources are efficiently allocated and accessible to those who truly require assistance.
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House Republicans to discuss benefit integrity measures in upcoming hearing
House Republican Policy Committee Chairman Joshua D. Kail (R-Beaver/Washington) and Rep. Brian Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana) will lead the second hearing in a series focusing on the protection of Pennsylvania's social benefit programs.
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Smith opposes bill requiring electronic records for gun sales
State Rep. Brian Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana) opposed a bill mandating electronic records of gun sales. He issued this statement following the vote:
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Smith opposes bill requiring electronic records of gun sales
State Representative Brian Smith, who serves the residents of Jefferson and Indiana Counties, recently voted against a proposed bill that would require electronic record-keeping of gun sales in Pennsylvania.
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Lawmakers urge changes in high school sports broadcasting policies
HARRISBURG – Following years of inaction by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) to address broadcasting policy concerns, Reps. Marla Brown (R-Lawrence), Jim Struzzi (R-Indiana), and Brian Smith (R-Jefferson/Indiana) have demanded change.
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State grants to support 66th District emergency services
State Rep. Brian Smith announced that fire and ambulance services in the 66th Legislative District will receive $320,214 in grants.
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More than $320,000 Awarded to Fire, Ambulance Companies in 66th District
State Representative Brian Smith announced today that fire and ambulance companies in the 66th Legislative District will collectively receive $320,214 in state grants to support their public safety mission. Smith emphasized the importance of this funding for volunteer and nonprofit organizations in offsetting their operating costs and allowing them to continue serving their communities."Our EMTs, paramedics, and firefighters are ready at a moment's notice to keep Jefferson and Indiana counties safe," said Smith. "But many of these departments rely on the support of grants...