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Senator Pennycuick Welcomes Reverend James M. Cox of Schwenksville to the Senate Floor
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) had the honor of welcoming Reverend James M. Cox of Schwenksville to the Pennsylvania Senate, where he served as the guest chaplain and delivered the opening prayer before the legislative session. [Read More]
PA Senate Passes Bill to Keep Criminal Defendants Behind Bars Who Pose a Public Safety Threat
The Pennsylvania Senate approved legislation cosponsored by Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) to prohibit courts from releasing criminal defendants on their own recognizance or on unsecured bail when the defendant is a person who poses a threat to public safety. [Read More]
Pennycuick Announces $1.7 Million in Grants for Berks and Montgomery County Projects
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) announced today she has assisted in securing over $1.7 million in funding for five redevelopment projects in Berks and Montgomery Counties. [Read More]
E-news Updates – March 28, 2025
Dear Friends, In case you missed it, I hosted a Teletown Hall on Monday, and you can listen to the audio recording below. It was a valuable opportunity to dive into the Governor’s proposed budget and discuss the importance of maintaining fiscal responsibility. Please remember, you do not need to wait for the next Town […] [Read More]
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I had the privilege of welcoming Reverend James M. Cox of Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church in Schwenksville as our guest chaplain. He delivered a heartfelt opening prayer, and it was a pleasure to recognize his dedication to faith and service.
I was also happy to welcome his cousin, Eric Cox, for this special occasion!
I had the privilege of welcoming Reverend James M. Cox of Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church in Schwenksville as our guest chaplain. He delivered a heartfelt opening prayer, and it was a pleasure to recognize his dedication to faith and service.
I was also happy to welcome his cousin, Eric Cox, for this special occasion!
Calling All Women Veterans!
I’m honored to host my Third Annual Women Veterans Celebration at the Capitol on June 10, 2025, to recognize the incredible service of women veterans across Pennsylvania. I am honored to continue this tradition and to provide a platform where women who have served our country can be celebrated.
If you were featured last year, simply update your submission. New participants can submit their service stories by May 9, 2025.
Please visit senatorpennycuick.com for more info!
Calling All Women Veterans!
I’m honored to host my Third Annual Women Veterans Celebration at the Capitol on June 10, 2025, to recognize the incredible service of women veterans across Pennsylvania. I am honored to continue this tradition and to provide a platform where women who have served our country can be celebrated.
If you were featured last year, simply update your submission. New participants can submit their service stories by May 9, 2025.
Please visit senatorpennycuick.com for more info!
💰 Millions in Unclaimed Property—Could Some Be Yours? 💰
My office will be at the Boyertown Area Multi-Service (200 W. Spring Street, Boyertown, PA 19512) on April 4, April 11, and April 25 from 10 AM to 2 PM to help residents search Pennsylvania’s #unclaimedproperty database and file claims.
To schedule an appointment please call (215) 541-2388. Don`t miss this chance to reclaim what’s yours!
💰 Millions in Unclaimed Property—Could Some Be Yours? 💰
My office will be at the Boyertown Area Multi-Service (200 W. Spring Street, Boyertown, PA 19512) on April 4, April 11, and April 25 from 10 AM to 2 PM to help residents search Pennsylvania’s #unclaimedproperty database and file claims.
To schedule an appointment please call (215) 541-2388. Don`t miss this chance to reclaim what’s yours!
This week, the Senate voted to recognize today, March 29, 2025, as Vietnam War Veterans Day in Pennsylvania. This resolution is a small but meaningful way to honor the brave men and women who served during the Vietnam War, many of whom never received the gratitude they deserved when they returned home.
From 1961 to 1975, more than 58,000 Americans gave their lives, and over 300,000 were wounded. On March 29, 1973, the last U.S. combat troops left Vietnam, marking the end of direct U.S. military involvement in a conflict that forever shaped a generation.
To every Vietnam veteran—thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your unwavering dedication to our country. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
This week, the Senate voted to recognize today, March 29, 2025, as Vietnam War Veterans Day in Pennsylvania. This resolution is a small but meaningful way to honor the brave men and women who served during the Vietnam War, many of whom never received the gratitude they deserved when they returned home.
From 1961 to 1975, more than 58,000 Americans gave their lives, and over 300,000 were wounded. On March 29, 1973, the last U.S. combat troops left Vietnam, marking the end of direct U.S. military involvement in a conflict that forever shaped a generation.
To every Vietnam veteran—thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your unwavering dedication to our country. We will never forget. 🇺🇸
Had a great time at Salford Hills Elementary! I had the privilege of meeting Bob Sun, the founder and inventor of First in Math and Principal Todd Burns.
First In Math is an incredible online math-practice tool that many schools are using to spark a love for mathematics. I’m thrilled to recognize the outstanding students, faculty, and staff of Salford Hills Elementary for their exceptional performance. They’re ranked #26 in the nation—what an achievement!
I had the honor of presenting Senate certificates to the 38 First In Math Grand Champions at the school!
This is all part of a larger effort to promote math proficiency across Pennsylvania. That’s why I’m a proud cosponsor of Senate Bill 422, which will help ensure schools across our state have access to supplemental math programs like First In Math. ✏️📚
#FirstInMath #Education
Had a great time at Salford Hills Elementary! I had the privilege of meeting Bob Sun, the founder and inventor of First in Math and Principal Todd Burns.
First In Math is an incredible online math-practice tool that many schools are using to spark a love for mathematics. I’m thrilled to recognize the outstanding students, faculty, and staff of Salford Hills Elementary for their exceptional performance. They’re ranked #26 in the nation—what an achievement!
I had the honor of presenting Senate certificates to the 38 First In Math Grand Champions at the school!
This is all part of a larger effort to promote math proficiency across Pennsylvania. That’s why I’m a proud cosponsor of Senate Bill 422, which will help ensure schools across our state have access to supplemental math programs like First In Math. ✏️📚
#FirstInMath #Education
Earlier this week, nearly 9,000 attendees joined my teletown hall to discuss key issues facing our community.
During the event, I asked participants to share their thoughts on two key policy questions. When asked whether the state should fund programs that give parents the ability to choose where to send their child to school, responses were nearly split, with 47% in favor and 53% opposed.
On the question of whether the state should tax games of skill, an overwhelming 75% said yes, while 25% were against it.
These discussions provide valuable insight as we work to shape policies that reflect the priorities of our residents.
I want to extend my thanks to @senatorscottmartinpa and IFO Director Matt Knittel for their participation and valuable contributions in this important conversation.
🎙 Full recording at senatorpennycuick.com
Earlier this week, nearly 9,000 attendees joined my teletown hall to discuss key issues facing our community.
During the event, I asked participants to share their thoughts on two key policy questions. When asked whether the state should fund programs that give parents the ability to choose where to send their child to school, responses were nearly split, with 47% in favor and 53% opposed.
On the question of whether the state should tax games of skill, an overwhelming 75% said yes, while 25% were against it.
These discussions provide valuable insight as we work to shape policies that reflect the priorities of our residents.
I want to extend my thanks to @senatorscottmartinpa and IFO Director Matt Knittel for their participation and valuable contributions in this important conversation.
🎙 Full recording at senatorpennycuick.com
Had a fantastic time at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell with @repciresi,speaking to the political science class for their Spring 2025 Legislator in Residence program!
We covered everything from the legislative process to real-world policymaking and answered some great questions along the way. Maybe we even inspired a few future legislators!
Appreciate MCCC for the warm welcome and the opportunity to engage with such a bright and motivated group. ✨
Had a fantastic time at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell with @repciresi,speaking to the political science class for their Spring 2025 Legislator in Residence program!
We covered everything from the legislative process to real-world policymaking and answered some great questions along the way. Maybe we even inspired a few future legislators!
Appreciate MCCC for the warm welcome and the opportunity to engage with such a bright and motivated group. ✨
Yesterday, I had a surprise visit from three @templeuniv students in my Capitol office. It was a pleasure to connect with such bright, young minds. Excited to see where their passions take them! #GoOwls! 📚✏️
Yesterday, I had a surprise visit from three @templeuniv students in my Capitol office. It was a pleasure to connect with such bright, young minds. Excited to see where their passions take them! #GoOwls! 📚✏️
Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting East Penn Manufacturing Co. to discuss the importance of proper battery recycling. As new battery types emerge, it is essential to establish safe disposal methods while preserving the successful system already in place for recycling lead batteries. I look forward to continuing these important conversations. ♻️ #BatteryRecycling
Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting East Penn Manufacturing Co. to discuss the importance of proper battery recycling. As new battery types emerge, it is essential to establish safe disposal methods while preserving the successful system already in place for recycling lead batteries. I look forward to continuing these important conversations. ♻️ #BatteryRecycling
It was a pleasure to host members of the Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation at the Capitol! Celebrating their 50th Anniversary, the foundation continues to be a leading force in health and human services within the Asian American community. Their mission to promote Dr. Philip Jaisohn’s ideals of humanity through medical care, senior services, and educational programs is truly inspiring. Looking forward to seeing all the great work they continue to do!
It was a pleasure to host members of the Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation at the Capitol! Celebrating their 50th Anniversary, the foundation continues to be a leading force in health and human services within the Asian American community. Their mission to promote Dr. Philip Jaisohn’s ideals of humanity through medical care, senior services, and educational programs is truly inspiring. Looking forward to seeing all the great work they continue to do!
This morning, I had the privilege of meeting with @pva1946. PVA’s mission is to ensure that every veteran—of every age, every branch, and every conflict—regains what they fought for: their freedom and independence.
PVA is dedicated to supporting veterans living with spinal cord injuries, disorders like MS and ALS, and the unique challenges these veterans face. Their tireless work touches every part of a veteran’s life, starting from the very first day of their injury or diagnosis. Their advocacy is inspiring, and I am committed to ensuring our veterans receive the resources, care, and respect they have earned.
This morning, I had the privilege of meeting with @pva1946. PVA’s mission is to ensure that every veteran—of every age, every branch, and every conflict—regains what they fought for: their freedom and independence.
PVA is dedicated to supporting veterans living with spinal cord injuries, disorders like MS and ALS, and the unique challenges these veterans face. Their tireless work touches every part of a veteran’s life, starting from the very first day of their injury or diagnosis. Their advocacy is inspiring, and I am committed to ensuring our veterans receive the resources, care, and respect they have earned.
📢 #TeleTownHall TONIGHT at 6 PM! 📢
I’ll be joined by @senatorscottmartinpa and IFO Director Matt Knittel to discuss the state budget, fiscal priorities, and how these decisions impact Pennsylvania. Take advantage of this chance to hear directly from key leaders and ask about the issues that matter to you!
📢 #TeleTownHall TONIGHT at 6 PM! 📢
I’ll be joined by @senatorscottmartinpa and IFO Director Matt Knittel to discuss the state budget, fiscal priorities, and how these decisions impact Pennsylvania. Take advantage of this chance to hear directly from key leaders and ask about the issues that matter to you!
