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Pennycuick: Bipartisan AI Disclosure Bill Set to Become Law
HARRISBURG – Legislation cosponsored by Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) to require disclosure of AI-generated content used to sell consumer goods is headed for enactment after passage by the House of Representatives. Senate Bill 806 will require disclosure of AI-generated content such as images, audio, video and text used for the sale of consumer goods. The […] [Read More]
Public Hearing Looks to Protect Youth from Social Media Harm
At the request of Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24), the Senate Majority Policy Committee will spotlight the growing concerns surrounding youth over-exposure to social media and the potential harms associated with excessive online engagement. [Read More]
Senate Passes Pennycuick School Bus Driver Safety Bill
Legislation sponsored by Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) to increase penalties for school bus drivers who get behind the wheel to transport children while under the influence of alcohol, a controlled substance, or a dangerous combination of both passed the Senate today by a vote of 45-5. [Read More]
Senate Committee Approves Pennycuick Bill to Require Insurance Coverage for Fertility Preservation for Patients Undergoing Cancer Treatment
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick’s (R-24) legislation to require insurance coverage in Pennsylvania for standard fertility preservation services for cancer patients who must undergo medical treatment that results in infertility passed the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee today. [Read More]
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I had a wonderful time attending East Penn Manufacturing Co. 80th anniversary celebration last weekend! Congratulations to the entire East Penn Manufacturing team on this incredible milestone, and here’s to many more years of success!
Last week, I visited the Upper Perk Police Department in Pennsburg to highlight grant funding I helped obtain for their upcoming purchase of new non lethal tasers and other important equipment. This support is essential to strengthening their day to day operations and will make a meaningful difference in keeping the community safe. These tools help officers do their jobs effectively, and I’m proud to support projects that provide the equipment they need.
Prevention starts with awareness. Early detection truly saves lives.
I was thrilled to visit Upper Perkiomen Valley Ambulance to celebrate the recent $100,000 grant I helped secure for their utility vehicle purchase. This critical funding will enable the agency to acquire a new utility vehicle and essential life saving equipment, strengthening their ability to respond to emergencies across the Upper Perkiomen Valley. Our EMS professionals work tirelessly, often in the most challenging circumstances, and ensuring they have the tools they need is one of the most important commitments we can make. I’m proud to support our first responders and to help bring state resources back to the community they serve every single day.
🚨LEGISLATIVE UPDATE🚨
I am pleased to announce that SB 1262 passed the Senate today to increase penalties for school bus drivers who drive under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
Read the full release here: https://senatorpennycuick.com/2026/10/06/senate-passes-pennycuick-school-bus-driver-safety-bill/
This morning, I joined my colleagues on the Capitol steps in support of our small businesses, VFWs and volunteer fire departments in our Commonwealth who rely on the revenue generated by skill games. As we near the Supreme Court’s deadline, it is crucial that we take action to provide clarity and protect the vital revenue stream these organizations depend on to continue serving our communities.
It was great stopping by the East Greenville Police Department to discuss the $68,577 grant I helped secure for their upcoming vehicle purchase. This investment will help strengthen public safety in a community that depends on reliable equipment and dedicated officers. Supporting public safety projects in small communities is one of my highest priorities, and it’s always encouraging to see these resources put to work close to home. Thank you to all of our law enforcement officers who work tirelessly each day to keep our communities safe and secure!
Residents of SD 24 are invited to join us for a Social Media Safety Event on Tuesday, October 13, from 6 to 7:30 PM at Boyertown Area High School.
This session will help parents better understand how children are interacting with the digital world, the challenges they may face online, and the steps parents can take to help keep their children safe.
To register, use the link below or call my Red Hill District Office at 215-541-2388
https://senatorpennycuick.com/psrc-events/social-media-101326/
