In this Update: Wernersville District Office Open House Senator Gebhard and Rep. Jozwiak Town Hall Gebhard Speaks at Greater Reading Chamber Alliance Breakfast Electric Prices to Adjust June 1 Grants Available to Municipal Fire Departments 2023 PA Fair Guide Released Farmers Market Vouchers Available to Eligible Seniors License Plate Helps PA Women Veterans Honoring the […]   [Read More]

In this Update: Wernersville District Office Open House Senate Republicans Work to Strengthen Pennsylvania Hearing Explores Workforce Challenges in Rural Pennsylvania Open Road Tolling Coming to PA Monthly Appropriations Update Hints at Moderation of State Revenues Win $5,290 to Celebrate 529 Day National Safe Boating Week: May 20-26 Local Events Wernersville District Office Open House […]   [Read More]

In this Update: Senate Approves Measure to Improve Personal Financial Literacy Senate Acts to Reduce Regulatory Burdens on Taxpayers and Job Creators Measure Boosting Support for PA Veterans Approved by Senate Legislation Expanding Access to Breast Cancer Screenings Signed Into Law Wernersville District Office Open House Aaron Seidel Wrestling State Champion Recognized Recognizing Police Officers’ […]   [Read More]

To provide students the foundation to become proficient at money management, the Senate passed legislation sponsored by Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48). The bill would require completion of a half-credit personal finance course during high school.   [Read More]

In this Update: Personal Financial Literacy Bill Passes Education Committee Community, Economic and Recreational Development Committee Meeting Safeguarding Taxpayer Funded Public Assistance from Waste, Fraud and Abuse Prohibiting Drug Injection Sites in PA Communities Fighting Crime to Ensure Safe Communities Preventing Tax Increases and Keeping Tax Dollars Local Senate Approves Measure to Stop Abuse of […]   [Read More]

Legislation sponsored by Sen. Chris Gebhard (R-48) to improve personal financial literacy by requiring completion of a half-credit economics and personal finance course during high school was passed by the Senate Education Committee today.   [Read More]