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Pennycuick Announces Awards for EV Charging Stations in Montgomery County, Encourages Berks County Communities to Apply
Senator Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) today announced more than $3 million in grant funding to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across communities in Montgomery County. [Read More]
Pennycuick Reminds Eligible Older Pennsylvanians, People with Disabilities to Apply for Up to $1,000 Rebates on Property Taxes or Rent by December 31 Deadline
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick’s (R-24) is reminding older Pennsylvanians and people with disabilities that they have until December 31, 2026, to apply for the Property Tax/Rent Rebate (PTRR) Program for property taxes or rent paid in 2025. [Read More]
2026 “Senator for a Day” Student Government Seminar
2026 “Senator for a Day” Student Government Seminar | Friday, October 16, 2026 | The Perkiomen School [Read More]
E-news Updates – October 23, 2026
Mobile Office Hours – Times & Locations! Dear Friend, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This annual reminder is so important because it prompts us to stop putting off scheduling our mammogram. While we all have a lot going on in our lives, we know that early detection decreases mortality for women with breast cancer. […] [Read More]
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It was great stopping by Collegeville Fire Company last week to recognize the impact of recent grants I helped secure through the PA Department of Community and Economic Development! A $70,000 grant recently supported the purchase of their new emergency water response vehicle and turnout gear, and an additional $80,000 will help fund essential equipment and facility improvements for the Fire Company in the months ahead. Investing in our first responders means investing in the safety and well-being of our entire community.
It was great meeting with Building a Better Boyertown to celebrate the grant funding I assisted in securing this year through the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. This support will help create a new community pocket park and trail at the property located at S. Reading Avenue and Mill Street just outside Boyertown Borough. Funding from the 2025 LSA Statewide Program enabled BaBB to purchase the 7.4 acre parcel, and an additional $150,000 will go toward engineering and design work for the new Iron Valley Nature Preserve. This trail will serve as spur to the rest of the regional trail network, offer parking, a picnic area and restrooms. Lots of exciting improvements are on the way for the Boyertown area in 2027!
Boyertown residents, exciting news is on the way! I was thrilled to join Friends of Boyertown Community Pool this week to announce a $500,000 investment toward restoring the historic pool at Boyertown Community Park, with reopening anticipated in summer 2027. I`m proud to have helped secure this funding through the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. Revitalization projects like this strengthen our communities, enhance quality of life, and support local economic growth. I look forward to seeing families and residents enjoy this cherished community asset for years to come.
I recently had the privilege of hosting my second annual “Senator for a Day” Student Government Seminar, welcoming outstanding students from nearly a dozen high schools across Berks and Montgomery Counties. Through hands-on participation and thoughtful discussion, these young leaders explored the legislative process and learned how the work we do in Harrisburg impacts their lives and communities.
Their enthusiasm and commitment to public service were truly inspiring. Thanks again to Perkiomen School for hosting us, and to all the students who participated! Take a few minutes to watch the video and see the next generation of Pennsylvania’s leaders in action: https://senatorpennycuick.com/2026/10/27/2026-senator-for-a-day-student-government-seminar/
Fewer distractions ahead: Public schools will now be required to adopt policies limiting student cellphone use during the school day, with narrow exceptions. I’m proud to have supported this bipartisan legislation, which was just signed into law.
It`s official! SB 1212, which passed the House of Representatives unanimously last week has been signed into law as Act 106 of 2026. This is crucial legislation, and I am thrilled we were able to get it signed into law.
If you’re visiting a state park or forest during hunting season, check out a park map for hunting areas so you can enjoy the experience without worry. Hunting is not allowed in safety zones near playgrounds, picnic areas or parking lots. Find a park & map here: https://bit.ly/4znk1EO
Last week, I had the opportunity to visit one the most significant historic landmarks in the 24th District to recognize recent grant funding I helped secure for @historictrappe! These investments will support the continued restoration and preservation of the Speaker’s House, in Trappe, PA. The Speaker`s House was home to Frederick Muhlenberg, who served as the first Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Beyond his national role, Muhlenberg was a key figure in the early history of Montgomery County. As we conclude this year’s celebration of America’s Semiquincentennial, I encourage everyone to visit this remarkable site and learn more about the people and places that helped shape our nation. Thank you to @historictrappe for your efforts to preserve our region’s heritage!
