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Pennycuick Announces Legislation to Require Licensure for Drug and Alcohol Recovery Residences
Today, Senator Tracy Pennycuick (R-24th) announced she is introducing legislation to require all currently established drug and alcohol recovery residences in the Commonwealth to obtain licensure within three years. [Read More]
E-news Updates – April 10, 2026
Mobile Office Hours – Times & Locations! Dear Friends, I wanted to share a quick update with you regarding an issue that is impacting many households across our region. I recently sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) expressing my opposition to the proposed rate increases from PECO and urging the Commission […] [Read More]
Senator Tracy Pennycuick Hosts Unclaimed Property Day in Montgomery County
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24), in partnership with the Pennsylvania Treasury, will host Unclaimed Property Day in the 24th District to help residents locate and claim unclaimed assets. Hundreds of thousands of dollars remain unclaimed in the district, and this event offers an opportunity for residents to recover what is rightfully theirs. [Read More]
Senator Pennycuick Calls on PUC to Reject Proposed Utility Rate Increases
Today, Sen. Tracy Pennycuick (R-24) sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Utility Commission to oppose proposed rate increase by PECO. [Read More]
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Lunch at @longacresmoderndairy is always a good idea! 🥗🍴 There is nothing quite like fueling up with a great meal in the heart of our community.
Last week, I sent a letter to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission expressing concerns about PECO’s proposed electric and natural gas rate increases and urging that the filings be carefully reviewed with affordability in mind.
I am pleased to share that @pecoconnect has since announced it is withdrawing its rate review filings before the PUC.
According to PECO, the decision was made in light of continued financial pressures facing families and businesses across our region and a need to prioritize customer affordability.
While many factors are considered in these proceedings, I believe strong public input and regulatory oversight are essential to ensuring utility decisions remain fair and affordable for ratepayers.
I will continue working to ensure the voices of consumers are heard and that affordability remains a top priority in Harrisburg.
Connecting with local leaders is important to me, which is why this week I hosted three Meet and Greet events across the 24th District for new and returning municipal officials. We discussed the real challenges municipalities are facing and reviewed state resources that may help support local initiatives.
I want to thank Perkiomen Township,, Gilbertsville Fire & Rescue Co., and Longswamp Township for hosting these events.
I appreciate the opportunity to meet directly with local officials and hear what matters most in your communities.
I was happy to join Senator Judy Schwank, PA State Rep. Mark Gillen, repfriel, and the keynote speaker, former U.S. Senator Bob Casey at the Schuylkill Highlands Partnership`s Legislative Breakfast to discuss the importance of the Schuylkill Highlands Conservation Landscape, an initiative of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
I appreciate the opportunity to be part of this important conversation and to work alongside colleagues committed to preserving these valuable lands for future generations. 🌳
Honored to join @wbhomes in celebrating their 40th Anniversary!
For four decades, W.B. Homes has made a lasting impact in our community through quality craftsmanship, strong partnerships, and a commitment to excellence. I was happy to present a #PASenate citation recognizing this milestone and their continued contributions.
Congratulations on 40 years of success! 🏡🎉
It was an honor to attend the @boyertowncitizenoftheyear Awards Ceremony and join the community in recognizing individuals who go above and beyond to make a difference.
This annual gala honors those who exemplify the dedication, support, and volunteerism that keep our community strong. Each honoree has made a meaningful impact in the Boyertown area, demonstrating an exceptional commitment to improving the lives of others.
Congratulations to this year’s recipients, your service does not go unnoticed. 👏🏻
I had a great time joining @rupertelem for their DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) Day! 📚
DEAR Day 2026 was amazing, with 47 guest readers and over 100 stories read!
It was a pleasure reading with the students and seeing their excitement for books firsthand.
Thank you to the teachers and staff for inviting me to be part of such a fun and meaningful tradition, and to the students for being such a wonderful audience!
@repciresi
This week my staff attended @skippack_township’s Board of Supervisors meeting to join @@repmattbradford for a check presentation in celebration of recent grants the Township will be receiving.
Over $1,1,000,000 in state funding will go towards projects that will restore the deteriorating Perkiomen Creek Road Bridge and improve the Township’s existing network of trails. I’m proud to help secure funding for community revitalization efforts such as these.
I wanted to share a quick update on an issue impacting many households across our region.
I recently sent a letter to the @pennsylvania_puc opposing the proposed @pecoconnect rate increases and urging the Commission to reject the company’s filings.
My concern is the continued financial strain these additional increases would place on families, especially following recent rate hikes and reported revenue gains by the company.
I will continue to closely monitor this proposal and advocate for transparency, accountability, and fairness throughout the review process.
Honored to participate in a fireside chat this morning at the Broadband Cable Association of Pennsylvania’s Broadband Summit.
We had a thoughtful discussion on expanding broadband access, strengthening connectivity across rural and urban communities, and how this infrastructure supports economic growth, workforce development, and access to care.
Grateful for the opportunity to engage with industry leaders on these critical issues.
Honored to be in Hereford Township to recognize three Fire Policemen—Thomas Spaar, Leroy Marks, and Harold Albitz—for a combined 122 years of service to the community.
Their dedication and commitment have made a lasting impact, and it was a privilege to present them with Senate citations. Thank you for all you’ve done to serve Hereford Township!
@repmackenzie
Proud to join Rep. Scheuren in presenting a $216,000 Greenways, Trails & Recreation grant to the @lowersalfordtownship Board of Supervisors for pedestrian improvements along Oak Drive.
This investment will improve safety and walkability for residents and families who use this area every day. Looking forward to seeing the progress ahead! 🌳
