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“I’m proud to see a new police academy coming to Bucks County, a big step to strengthen public safety while providing high-quality training right here in our community. Our officers deserve the best preparation and support, and this facility will help deliver that,” Brennan said. Read more
WARMINSTER, Sept. 11 – State Rep. Brian Munroe, D-Bucks, announced Tuesday that the Municipal Police Officers’ Education and Training Commission voted unanimously to establish a new police academy in Bucks County. Although the initiative is in its early stages, the commission’s vote supports opening the academy at Bucks County Community College, which has campuses in Bristol, Newtown and Perkasie. Munroe, a former police officer, veteran and MPOETC member, advocated for the project because of his commitment to improved policing, community engagement, education and job growth in Bucks County. “Establishing a police academy right here in Bucks County opens law enforcement opportunities to more of our residents from the outset,” Munroe said. “Great municipal police officers often come from the towns they serve. My hope in opening a new academy at BCCC is that more of our bright young people choose to learn here and stay here long into the future.” Fellow Bucks County state Rep. Tim Brennan also supported the application. “I’m proud to see a new police academy coming to Bucks County, a big step to strengthen public safety while providing high-quality training right here in our community. Our officers deserve the best preparation and support, and this facility will help deliver that,” Brennan said. “Over Read more
The House Majority Policy Committee hearing in Morrisville on Tuesday, convened by state Rep. Jim Prokopiak and attended by 11 of his House Democratic colleagues – including fellow Bucks County state Rep. Tim Brennan – featured housing experts from across the spectrum to examine the housing crisis. Read more
The hearing, hosted by Brennan at New Hope-Solebury High School, included testimony from experts such as former Republican Gov. Mark Schweiker and former members of Congress Jim Gerlach, R-PA 6, and Joe Hoeffel, D-PA 13. The bipartisan discussion focused on how strong K-12 civics education is essential to preserving the nation’s democracy and encouraging young people to engage in democratic processes. Read more
New Hope-Solebury School District was proud to host a public policy hearing on civics education on September 8, sponsored by Representative Tim Brennan. The hearing brought together state leaders, educators, and community members to discuss the critical role civics education plays in preserving democracy and the importance of introducing students to the democratic process at an early age. Read more
“The future of our democracy rests in the hands of the next generation. But if they’re not well-informed or prepared, it’s likely they won’t participate at all. Discussions like these are important to ensuring the vitality of both our democracy and our commonwealth,” said Rep. Tim Brennan (D-Bucks), who hosted Monday’s hearing. Read more
The hearing was chaired by state Representative Tim Brennan (D-Bucks) and took place in front of many high school students whom Brennan had met beforehand on Monday to discuss the importance of civic duty. Read more
As we approach the 250th anniversary of the founding of our nation, civic engagement is at an all-time low. Educators and former lawmakers testified before the House Majority Policy Committee on reversing that trend and ensuring strong civics education in our K-12 schools to help preserve democracy. Read more
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The public is invited to attend a meeting of the PA House Majority Policy Committee, hosted by state Rep. Tim Brennan, D-Bucks, at 1 p.m. Monday, Sept. 8 at New Hope-Solebury High School on how robust civics education, starting in elementary school and continuing through high school, is key to preserving the country’s democracy and inspiring young people to participate in democratic processes. Read more
State Reps. Tim Brennan, Jim Prokopiak and Brian Munroe joined community members and grassroots organizers at the station, saying the crisis extends beyond Philadelphia and into the surrounding counties. Read more
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State Sen. Steve Santarsiero, D-Bucks, and state Rep. Tim Brennan, D-Bucks, announced in July that Buckingham Township had been awarded $2,057,063 in state funding and a $615,089 loan to build a remediation system for PFASs, also known as forever chemicals, at the township's Hearthstone water treatment facility. Read more
Buckingham Township has been planning for a treatment system since 2023 to address the new lower federal limits for PFAS. Read more
“PFAS contamination is a serious concern in our region, with real health consequences for families. It’s important to get solutions in place immediately,” Brennan said. Read more
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