State Senator David G. Argall
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Recent News About State Senator David G. Argall
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Senators meet with Philadelphia police to address public safety concerns
Senator Joe Picozzi, representing Pennsylvania's 5th district, facilitated a meeting between the Pennsylvania Senate Majority Policy Committee and the Philadelphia Police Department in Kensington.
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Senate committee reviews strategies to tackle community blight
Strategies for addressing blighted buildings in communities were discussed at a roundtable meeting of the Senate Majority Policy Committee.
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Senator Argall praises HUD Secretary Scott Turner's mention of Tamaqua
State Senator Dave Argall has congratulated Scott Turner on his confirmation as the U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
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Senate committee to discuss strategies against blight in Northumberland County
A hearing is scheduled to take place on Monday, February 10, 2025, at the Northumberland County Administration Center in Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
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Senate committee reviews strategies against community blight
The Senate Majority Policy Committee, led by Senator Dave Argall, is set to convene in Sunbury next week to discuss effective methods for combating blighted and deteriorating buildings in various communities.
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Senator Argall criticizes Governor Shapiro's budget proposal
Senator Dave Argall has voiced concerns over Governor Shapiro's budget proposal for the 2025-26 fiscal year, warning of potential tax increases.
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Little Leaf Farms receives grant for greenhouse technology upgrade
Little Leaf Farms has been awarded $155,018 from the Pennsylvania Agriculture Innovation Grant program to implement new technology at its indoor greenhouse in Banks Township.
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Schuylkill County farms receive grants for technological advancement
Farms in Schuylkill County have received funding from the Agriculture Innovation Grant program to implement advanced technologies.
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Argall discusses town revitalization and vacant state properties on TV
The February edition of a local TV program, hosted by Sen.
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Pennsylvania Senate passes bills targeting public assistance fraud
Three legislative bills aimed at curbing waste, fraud, and abuse in Pennsylvania's public assistance programs have been approved by the state Senate.
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Grants awarded for Weatherly trail project and Lansford park upgrades
A new trail in Weatherly and improvements to Ashton Park in Lansford have moved closer to realization following the award of state grants through the Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program.
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Freeland Public Park receives grant for safety improvements
Safety improvements at Freeland Public Park are progressing after Freeland Borough received $68,255 from the Greenways, Trails, and Recreation Program.
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Argall and Twardzik celebrate expansion of Pottsville CollegeTowne
Senator Dave Argall and Representative Tim Twardzik recently celebrated the expansion of the Pottsville CollegeTowne campus.
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Jim Thorpe receives $4.2M loan for water main replacement project
The Borough of Jim Thorpe has been awarded a low-interest loan exceeding $4.2 million from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) for replacing old water mains.
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Pennsylvania allocates $1.5M for water quality improvements in Penn Lake Park
Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. has been awarded $1.5 million in state funding by the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) to enhance water quality in Penn Lake Park Borough.
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State allocates nearly $27M for Hazleton and Mahanoy Township water service improvements
Nearly $27 million in state funding has been allocated by the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) to enhance water services in Hazleton and Mahanoy Township.
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Senator Argall appointed to multiple Senate committees for 2025-26 session
Senator Dave Argall has been appointed to several key committees for the upcoming 2025-26 legislative session.
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Pennsylvania senators urge action on vacant state property expenses
State legislators and local officials from Pennsylvania have urged the Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS) to address delays in repurposing long-vacant state properties.
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Senate committee to discuss reuse of vacant state properties
Senator Dave Argall, chair of the Senate Majority Policy Committee, will lead a workshop discussion with Senators Chris Gebhard and Scott Hutchinson to explore potential new uses for three vacant state centers.
