Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Pyle Disappointed in Wolf’s Status Quo]()
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Jeff Pyle (R-Armstrong/Indiana/Butler) voted in favor of emergency funding legislation for schools and vital human services across the state. The legislation, Senate Bills 1000 and 1001, would provide four months of funding for government operations applied retroactively to the beginning of the fiscal year July 1 through Oct. 31.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Delozier Votes to Send Emergency Funding to Service Organizations, Schools]()
HARRISBURG – To help struggling social services and school districts, Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland) today voted to send an emergency funding package to the governor’s desk. The package allows state and federal dollars to reach their intended recipients, retroactively to July 1 and carrying through to Oct. 31. Delozier issued the following statement in response to her vote:
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Staats Urges Governor to Sign Emergency State Funding Bill]()
HARRISBURG- Rep. Craig Staats (R-Bucks) joined his colleagues today in an attempt to release critical funds to human service agencies, schools and veterans service organizations by voting on an emergency state funding bill that would provide four months of state aid retroactively from July 1 through Oct. 31.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![White Backs Emergency Funding Bill, Challenges Gov. Wolf to Sign It]()
HARRISBURG-- Rep. Martina White (R-Philadelphia) joined a majority of her House colleagues in passing emergency funding legislation to release revenue to school districts and social service agencies which are in dire need of state subsidies.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Jozwiak Votes for Emergency State Funding Bill Approved by House]()
HARRISBURG – With no long-term state budget agreement between the governor and legislators within sight, state Rep. Barry Jozwiak (R-Berks) today in Harrisburg voted for an emergency state funding bill that would release money for students, senior citizens and Pennsylvanians in need.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![James Votes for Emergency State Funding Bill - Legislation heads to governor for consideration]()
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Lee James (R-Venango/Butler) today voted in Harrisburg for an emergency state funding bill that was approved by the state House and would release money that has been bottled up since the governor vetoed a full spending plan more than two months ago.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Harper Urges Governor to Release Emergency Funds for Human Services, Schools, PHEAA Grants]()
HARRISBURG – In another attempt to get state funding out to the agencies and organizations that need it to continue serving taxpayers, Rep. Kate Harper (R-Montgomery) today voted in favor of legislation providing emergency state funds through the end of October.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Rader Encourages Gov. Wolf to Consider Emergency State Funding Bill]()
HARRISBURG – Rep. Jack Rader (R-Monroe) joined his colleagues today in voting to release emergency state funding to human service agencies and schools. This bill would provide four months of state aid based on House Bill 1192’s levels, and would retroactively fund some state operations from July 1 through Oct. 31.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Gillen Votes for State Funding Bill Approved by House]()
HARRISBURG – With no overall state budget agreement within sight, Rep. Mark Gillen (R-Berks/Lancaster) today in Harrisburg voted for an emergency state funding bill approved by the House that would release much-needed money for schools, emergency services and human service providers.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Kauffman Supports Efforts to Provide Emergency Funding to Human Service Programs, Schools]()
HARRISBURG – In light of the ongoing state budget impasse, Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) this week joined his colleagues in the state House in passing a package of emergency state funding bills to help sustain critical human service programs and to keep the doors of many organizations which depend on state funding, including our schools, open.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Adams-York County House Republicans Endorse Emergency Funding Budget, Funding of Essential Services]()
HARRISBURG – The state House today passed legislation to authorize emergency state funding that would support human services providers and recipients of student loans, while unlocking federal and state dollars designated for Pennsylvania’s public school districts. The party-line vote sends House Bill 224 and Senate Bills 1000 and 1001 to Gov. Tom Wolf’s desk for his signature into law.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Wolf’s Signature Needed to Send Funding to Social Services, Toepel Says]()
HARRISBURG – To help struggling social services and school districts desperate for their state subsidies while budget negotiations continue, Rep. Marcy Toepel (R-Montgomery) along with a majority of her colleagues in the state House sent an emergency funding package to the governor’s desk.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Irvin Votes in Support of Emergency Funding for Human Service Programs, Education]()
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Rich Irvin (R-Huntingdon/Centre/Mifflin) today cast an affirmative vote in support of a package of emergency state funding bills aimed at delivering critical funding to human service programs and schools while state budget negotiations continue.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Harhart Votes in Favor of Funding Human Service Programs, SchoolsWhile Work on State Budget Agreement Continues]()
HARRISBURG – Due to the continuing state budget impasse, the House and Senate approved emergency funding legislation to provide financial relief to human service providers and schools that rely on state aid to operate, said Rep. Julie Harhart (Lehigh/Northampton).
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Funding for Human Services, Education Supported by Major]()
HARRISBURG – Rep. Sandra Major (R-Susquehanna/Wayne) today voted in support of legislation to provide emergency state funding to human service providers and schools across the Commonwealth.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Causer Votes ‘Yes’ to Emergency State Funding for Schools, Human Service Providers]()
HARRISBURG – With schools and human service agencies struggling due to the lack of a state budget, Rep. Martin Causer (R-Turtlepoint) today voted in favor of providing them with emergency funding.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Rapp Supports Emergency Funding Package for Schools and Human Services Agencies Crippled by Wolf Budget Veto]()
HARRISBURG – Rep. Kathy Rapp (R-Warren/Crawford/Forest) joined with her Republicans colleagues today in advancing an emergency funding package to deliver critical funding for public education and vital human services that have been withheld due to Gov. Tom’s Wolf’s June 30 veto of the entire state budget.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Ward Votes in Favor of Funding Schools, Human Service Programs While Work on Final State Budget Continues]()
HARRISBURG – With human service programs and schools hitting a financial crisis point due to the continuing state budget impasse, Rep. Judy Ward (R-Blair) joined her Republican colleagues in the state House today in passing emergency state funding legislation to help these entities stay afloat.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Dush Votes Again to Deliver Education and Human Services Funding Held Hostage by Wolf Budget Veto]()
HARRISBURG – Rep. Cris Dush (R-Jefferson/Indiana) once again voted with his Republican colleagues today to restore funding for public education and vital human services that were denied funding by Gov. Tom Wolf’s June 30 veto of the entire state budget.
Sep. 24, 2015 /
![Rothman Supports Emergency State Funding for Human Services, Education]()
HARRISBURG- Rep. Greg Rothman (R-Cumberland) voted to approve emergency funding for struggling social service agencies and schools. The legislation, Senate Bill 1000, includes state appropriations of over $11 billion and releases over $24 billion in federal funds. The appropriations would be applied retroactively to fund government operations from July 1 to October 31.