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School safety grants awarded around Montgomery County

(Feb 26, 2020)

HARRISBURG, Feb. 26 – Montgomery County state representatives today announced school safety and security grants awarded to school districts throughout the county. The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency’s School Safety and Security Committee awarded a total of $53.7 million in school safety grants. Montgomery County awards are as follows: Abington School District: $455,550 Agora Cyber Charter School: $143,226 Cheltenham Township School District: $45,000 Colonial School District: $45,000 Hatboro-Horsham School District: $45,000 Jenkintown School District: $30,000 Lower Merion School District: $45,000 Lower Moreland Township School District: $40,000 Methacton School District: $221,370 Norristown Area School District: $467,756 North Montco Technical Career Center: $150,000 North Penn School District: $45,000 Perkiomen Valley School District: $45,000 Pottsgrove School District: $40,000 Pottstown School District: $490,000 Souderton Area School District: $460,437 Springfield Township School District: $40,000 Spring-Ford Area School District: $45,000 Upper Dublin School District: $45,000 Upper Merion Area School District: $45,000 Upper Moreland School District: $40,000 Upper Perkiomen School District: $40,000 Western Montgomery Career & Technology Center: $72,994 Wissahickon School District: $45,000 Below are reactions from Democratic state Read more

 

Modernizing the Vote

(Feb 19, 2020)

Act 77 of 2019 made changes to make voting more convenient and secure. Read more

 

Miss my Feb. 11 Telephone Town Hall? Listen here.

(Feb 12, 2020)

Telephone Town Hall - February 11 Read more

 

Webster to host telephone town hall Feb. 11

(Feb 07, 2020)

WEST NORRITON, Feb. 7 – State Rep. Joe Webster will hold a telephone town hall at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11. Residents of the 150 th District will receive a call at 7 p.m. and can simply stay on the line to listen to the discussion or ask questions. “This is a convenient way for community members to share their concerns and for me to share information about what’s happening in Harrisburg,” said Webster, D-Montgomery. “I look forward to having a conversation on topics such as education, Real ID, the environment and more.” Anyone who wants to make sure they receive the call or who wants to receive the call on a cell phone, should sign up here: https://tthm.wufoo.com/forms/register-for-rep-joe-websters-teletownhall/ . Anyone with questions should contact Webster’s office at 484-200-8263. Read more

 

Webster introduces bill to waive marriage license fee for those applying for Real ID

(Feb 05, 2020)

HARRISBURG, Feb. 5 – As the deadline for Real ID enforcement in Pennsylvania draws nearer, state Rep. Joe Webster has introduced legislation that would waive the fee for one of the documents required in the process. “One of the documents required to obtain a Real ID is proof of any legal name changes. Most frequently, that requirement applies to married women who must provide a copy of their marriage license,” Webster said. “The cost of obtaining a copy of a marriage license varies from county to county, and sometimes it can be quite significant.” Webster’s legislation would set a uniform fee limit throughout the state for marriage license copies, and it would waive the fee for individuals who request a copy of their marriage license for the purpose of obtaining state-issued ID such as the Real ID. “I want to make sure we are working to reduce the burden for applicants who are preparing for Real ID enforcement to begin in October,” said Webster, D-Montgomery. “I’m grateful that a community member brought this disparity to my attention. My bill would make the cost of obtaining a Real ID more equitable and make the process a little easier for many Pennsylvania residents.” Starting Oct. 1, a Real ID-compliant license or photo ID card, or another form of federally acceptable identification such as a valid passport or military ID, will be necessary to board a Read more