On June 30, I stood alongside House Republican colleagues to announce a 10-bill package aimed at expanding Pennsylvania's energy generation and bringing down costs for you. This is about ensuring safe, reliable, and affordable energy right here in the Commonwealth, so residents and businesses can benefit from our incredible energy potential.
Without collaboration from YWCA Hanover and the Hanover Area YMCA, the 14-bill package House Republicans introduced would not have been possible. We owe a debt of gratitude to all the stakeholders and providers who were willing to work together to develop child care solutions for families here in Pennsylvania.
Press Conference: House Republican Policy Committee Chairman Rep. David H. Rowe, Rep. Kate Klunk, and other lawmakers host the "Making Child Care Affordable for Pennsylvania Families" press conference. The presser unveils a legislative package focused on improving affordability, expanding access, and supporting child care providers.
In southern York County, we are constantly reminded of the lower gas prices just across the border in Maryland. To help families manage the rising cost of living, I support a bill that would institute a six-month gas tax holiday, helping Pennsylvanians save at the pump.
On June 1, I had the opportunity to speak at a press conference hosted by the Pennsylvania Pregnancy Wellness Collaborative (PPWC). I was proud to help kick off its annual day of advocacy by discussing the ways in which these essential providers fill gaps by delivering prenatal care, material support, counseling, transportation, and more. Strong families ensure a strong Pennsylvania. PPWC works to build that future every day.
During National Safe Boating Week from May 16-22, boaters are reminded to wear a life jacket, never boat while intoxicated, have a float plan to let someone know where and when they'll be boating, check the weather forecast before and during each boating trip, and take a basic safe boating education course.
Rep. Kate Klunk enters the Smoke Filled Room
This week in Harrisburg, we honored the many young lives impacted by child abuse. I urge you to speak up when something feels wrong, support the families around you and help raise awareness throughout April. Together, we can protect children and prevent these tragedies before they begin.
On March 30, students from the Emory H. Markle Middle School orchestra performed in the Capitol. Their visit was part of Music in Our Schools Month, a nationwide initiative to promote the importance of music education.
On March 24, a bi-partisan group of lawmakers announced the formation of the bicameral Anti-Human Trafficking Caucus. I had the opportunity to speak about our endorsement of House Bill 910, which would upgrade the offense of trafficking infants from a first-degree misdemeanor to a first-degree felony.
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