Income limits for the PT/RR Program last increased in January 2007. Without any increase in the income eligibility since then, the number of recipients of the PT/RR Program has dropped from roughly 600,000 individuals to a projected 398,000 in the current year. Read more
Taking the first significant step toward increasing income limits for Pennsylvania’s Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program for the first time in 16-plus years, the Finance Committee passed legislation Tuesday to do just that. Read more
House Bill 13 would tax pensions, clothes and medication, as well as increase the sales and income taxes you pay in order to cut property taxes on homes and properties owned by corporations. Read more
Dechert LLP, one of Philadelphia’s wealthiest law firms, where partners made $3 million each in profits last year, wants to move its headquarters into a virtually tax-free zone in the city. Read more
Medicaid is a longstanding partnership between states and the federal government to provide care to the poorest and sickest among us. A pair of proposals from Washington threaten to upset this joint commitment and fray the nation’s perilously thin safety net for vulnerable patients.Together, these proposals stand to trigger an erosion of the impressive gains we’ve made for patients across our country and region this past decade. Read more
n the last decade, unconventional natural gas development has transformed American energy — as well as communities across Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale region.Often popularly referred to as “fracking,” this highly industrialized process is used to extract energy resources from underground geologies such as shale or sandstone. Read more
SECOND CONSIDERATION
Education Bills
HB 1553, PN 1803
HB 1665, PN 1969
HB 1743, PN 2112
Health Bill
HB 1956, PN 2722
Human Services Bill
HB 931, PN 1297
Judiciary Bills
HB 587, PN 2080
HB 1441, PN 1625
HB 1601, PN 1882
SB 45, PN 927
SB 55, PN 1169
Local Government Bills
HB 961, PN 2439
HB 1762, PN 2146
State Government Bills
HB 1518, PN 1733
SB 379, PN 272
FINAL PASSAGE
Third Consideration And |Judiciary Bill
HB 1410, PN 1578
Third Consideration And |Agriculture And Rural Affairs Bill
HB 1543, PN 1795
Third Consideration And |Finance Bill
SB 654, PN 1433
Third Consideration And |Labor & Industry Bill
HB 181, PN 2445
RESOLUTIONS
HR 30, PN 270
HR 69, PN 870
Thursday, April 25, 2024
9:30 AM HOUSE - Room G50 Irvis Office
Monday, April 29, 2024
Call of Chair HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS - Room 140 Main Capitol
9:30 AM HOUSE TOURISM AND ECONOMIC AND RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT - Room G50 Irvis Office
10:00 AM HOUSE LOCAL GOVERNMENT - Room 60 East Wing
10:00 AM HOUSE HUMAN SERVICES - Room 515 Irvis Office
Tuesday, April 30, 2024
9:30 AM HOUSE HEALTH - Room 140 Main Capitol
10:00 AM HOUSE AGING AND OLDER ADULT SERVICES - Room B31 Main Capitol
10:00 AM HOUSE COMMERCE - Room 515 Irvis Office
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
9:00 AM PENNSYLVANIA CAPITOL PRESERVATION COMMITTEE - Room 108 Irvis Office Building
9:30 AM HOUSE - Room 523 Irvis Office
9:30 AM HOUSE HUMAN SERVICES - Room 515 Irvis Office
Monday, May 6, 2024
Tuesday, May 7, 2024
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Friday, May 17, 2024
9:30 AM HOUSE AGRICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS - Hiram G. Andrews Center 727 Goucher St., Johnstown, Pa 15905
Monday, May 20, 2024
Thursday, April 18, 2024
Referred To Local Government
HB 1730 - BRENNAN
Wednesday, April 17, 2024
Adopted
HR 349 - SCHLEGEL
HR 380 - MARKOSEK
HR 377 - GREEN
HR 376 - FREEMAN
HR 374 - HILL-EVANS
HR 369 - VENKAT
HR 346 - BRIGGS
HR 300 - MATZIE
Laid On The Table
HB 2207 - BOYD
HB 2153 - DAWKINS
HB 528 - NEILSON
HB 2012 - PISCIOTTANO
HB 2097 - MAYES
HB 1608 - CEPHAS
HB 2179 - HADDOCK
HB 2206 - BELLMON
Laid On The Table (Pursuant To House Rule 71)
HR 274 - KIM
HR 271 - HOGAN
HR 261 - SOLOMON
HB 1608
A4048 - Filed By Rep. Mayes
HB 2097
A4007 - Filed By Rep. Mayes
HB 2153
A3837 - Filed By Rep. Dawkins
HB 2207
A4035 - Filed By Rep. Dawkins
Tuesday, April 16, 2024
HB 321
A3994 - Filed By Rep. Bullock
HB 2202
A4024 - Filed By Rep. Powell
A4033 - Filed By Rep. Munroe
A4051 - Filed By Rep. Munroe
Monday, April 15, 2024
HB 1166
A4014 - Filed By Rep. Grove
A4029 - Filed By Rep. Steele
A4032 - Filed By Rep. Metzgar
HB 1633
A3902 - Filed By Rep. Frankel
A3913 - Filed By Rep. Ecker
Friday, April 12, 2024
HB 1799
A3996 - Filed By Rep. Freeman
Wednesday, April 10, 2024
HB 254
A3985 - Filed By Rep. Kephart
HB 1220
A3959 - Filed By Rep. Staats
A3961 - Filed By Rep. Barton
HB 1472
A3957 - Filed By Rep. Staats
A3974 - Filed By Rep. B. Miller
A3975 - Filed By Rep. Bonner
Master Roll Call
200 YEAS 0 NAYS 2 LVE
Motion To Appeal Ruling Of The Chair
102 YEAS 98 NAYS 2 LVE
Motion To Accept Committee Report
Motion To Adjourn
98 YEAS 102 NAYS 2 LVE
Motion To Object To Committee Report
HB 2161, FINAL PASSAGE
105 YEAS 95 NAYS 2 LVE
HB 1633, CONSTITUTIONALITY
136 YEAS 64 NAYS 2 LVE
HB 1633, FINAL PASSAGE
150 YEAS 50 NAYS 2 LVE
HB 538, FINAL PASSAGE
198 YEAS 2 NAYS 2 LVE
HR 380, Resolution Vote
HR 377, Resolution Vote
199 YEAS 1 NAYS 2 LVE
HR 376, Resolution Vote
196 YEAS 4 NAYS 2 LVE
HR 374, Resolution Vote
HR 369, Resolution Vote
HR 349, Resolution Vote
HR 346, Resolution Vote
HR 300, Resolution Vote
SB 945, FINAL PASSAGE
199 YEAS 0 NAYS 3 LVE
201 YEAS 0 NAYS 1 LVE
HB 1903, FINAL PASSAGE
133 YEAS 67 NAYS 2 LVE