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Pennycuick Bill Prohibiting Data Centers from Shielding Information from the Public Approved by Committee
Legislation sponsored by Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) to prohibit the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in data center development was unanimously approved today by the Senate Communications and Technology Committee, which she chairs. [Read More]
Meeting to consider SB 1408
Senate Communications and Technology Committee | Room 8E-A, East Wing [Read More]
Pennycuick Bipartisan Legislation to Ban “Nudification” Apps Passes Senate
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick’s (R-24th) legislation to ban “nudification” applications from being developed, operated, or made available in Pennsylvania, including through online application marketplaces, passed the Senate today 49-0. Senate Bill 1368 passed the Senate Communications and Technology, chaired by Pennycuick, with unanimous support in June. [Read More]
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Senate Bill 1408, legislation I sponsored to prohibit the use of non-disclosure agreements in connection with data center development, passed the Senate Communications and Technology Committee unanimously just a few minutes ago.
📍Below is this week`s #MobileOfficeHours schedule!
Appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins are always welcome.
To schedule an appointment, please call my Red Hill District Office at 215-541-2388.
Monday:
📍Montgomery County Community College Pottstown Campus - 9 AM to 12 PM
📍Trappe Borough Municipal Building - 1 PM to 4 PM
Wednesday:
📍Montgomery County Community College Pottstown Campus - 9 AM to 12 PM
🚨Legislative update from Harrisburg🚨
I am pleased to share that my legislation, SB 1368, unanimously passed the Senate today. This legislation will ban nudification applications in Pennsylvania, ensuring that parents will not have to wonder whether an app store is making abuse available to their children.
Today, 9/25, we celebrate Dolly Day! 🎀 A wonderful opportunity to recognize Dolly Parton’s lasting impact on literacy and her commitment to helping children develop a love of reading.
I’m very grateful for the chance to spend part of my week at The Open Link Food Pantry in Pennsburg, helping pack grocery bags for our neighbors. It was a refreshing break in my schedule and a reminder of how meaningful community service can be. A huge thank you to the incredible staff and volunteers at the Open Link who show up every day for those who need it most. As we head into fall, I encourage everyone to consider giving back in any way you can. Your time can make a real difference.
The Pennsylvania Senate will be in Session next week! Follow along and watch the Senate’s live stream to stay up to date on the issues and legislation being considered.
Click here to get to the live stream: https://www.palegis.us/senate/session/watch
This week I met with officials from Good Will Steam Engine Fire Company and the Pottstown Fire Department to celebrate grant funding which Rep. Joe Ciresi and I recently helped secure from DCED’s LSA Statewide Program. $550,000 will go towards Good Will’s upcoming purchase of a new fire truck. I’m proud to support state investments into important community projects like these!
Honoring the 73rd Anniversary of the Korean-U.S. Alliance in North Wales. I was deeply honored to accept an award posthumously on behalf of my dad, who served in Korea. Thank you to Master Yang and all who participated in this meaningful event.
