State Rep. Stephenie Scialabba
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Recent News About State Rep. Stephenie Scialabba
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Local fire and EMS agencies receive grant funding from Pennsylvania
Rep. Stephenie Scialabba has announced that eight fire and emergency response organizations in Pennsylvania's 12th Legislative District have been awarded funding through the state Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program.
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Stephenie Scialabba begins second term for Pennsylvania's 12th Legislative District
Rep. Stephenie Scialabba has officially commenced her second term representing Pennsylvania's 12th Legislative District.
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Stephenie Scialabba begins second term representing Pennsylvania's 12th district
Rep. Stephenie Scialabba, a Republican from Butler, has officially commenced her second term in office as the representative for Pennsylvania's 12th Legislative District.
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Cranberry Township receives $6.3M loan for water facility upgrades
Rep. Stephenie Scialabba and Rep. Rob Mercuri have announced a significant investment in Cranberry Township's infrastructure. The Brush Creek Water Pollution Control Facility will receive funding from the Marshall Township Municipal Sanitary Authority (MTMSA) to upgrade its solids handling capabilities.
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Pennsylvania revises K-12 curriculum after lawmakers raise concerns
The Independent Regulatory Review Commission (IRRC) has approved six changes to Pennsylvania's K-12 education standards. This decision follows a joint letter from Representatives Barb Gleim, Stephenie Scialabba, and Joe D’Orsie, who identified deficiencies in the current curriculum.
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Scialabba partners with state treasurer to recover unclaimed property for residents
Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) has announced a partnership with the Office of State Treasurer Stacy Garrity to assist residents in recovering unclaimed property at no cost.
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Mars and Zelienople awarded over $224K in PennDOT grants
Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) announced that Mars and Zelienople boroughs will receive a combined $224,108 from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) Multimodal Transportation Fund (MTF) to support ongoing projects.
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Nearly $36 million allocated to Cranberry Township wastewater project
On July 17, 2024, Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) announced that the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) has awarded nearly $36 million in low-interest loan funding to a wastewater construction project in Cranberry Township.
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Scialabba announces inaugural Family First Initiative event
On May 9, 2024, Representative Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) announced that she will be hosting her inaugural "Family First Initiative" event. The event is scheduled for Thursday, May 16, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Steamfitters Event Center, located at 230 Wise Road in Harmony.
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Millions of Dollars Awarded to Butler County for Broadband Improvement, Says Scialabba
HARRISBURG – Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) announced today that the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority has awarded Butler County more than $12.4 million in federal funding to enhance broadband access for residents."Improving broadband infrastructure is critical for productivity and overall quality of life," emphasized Scialabba. She further added, "No matter if it is for the workplace or leisure activities, every Pennsylvanian must have access to this service." Scialabba highlighted the significance of the awarded funding, stating, "This award is...
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More than $800,000 in Grant Funding Awarded to 12th District, Says Scialabba
HARRISBURG – Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) announced today the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) approved $825,000 in grants for two Butler County projects. Cranberry Township received $625,000 to install safety and connectivity upgrades at the intersection of Brandt Drive and Pennsylvania Route 19. The agency awarded $200,000 to Evans City Borough for the replacement of the Harrison Street culvert."Transportation plays a pivotal role in our lives," said Scialabba. "After collaborating with township officials on advocating for support, I am pleased to see the...
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Landmark Data Privacy Bill Passes House, Says Scialabba
HARRISBURG – Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) announced the successful passing of a significant data privacy bill in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The bill, named House Bill 1201, aims to give Pennsylvanians more control over their personal data usage and sales."This was a big initiative of mine when I came to the House. I am very pleased to see House Bill 1201 finally pass the House of Representatives," expressed Scialabba. Drawing on her expertise as a data privacy attorney, she added, "I am ecstatic to bring Pennsylvania’s privacy laws into the 21st...
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Scialabba Introduces Bills Seeking Transparency in Higher Education, Prohibiting Mandatory DEI/CRT Training
In an effort to bring greater transparency and protect students' academic freedom, Rep. Stephenie Scialabba (R-Butler) has introduced two bills that aim to make important changes to institutions of higher education. House Bill 2040 focuses on ensuring transparency in the use of tax dollars for educational programs abroad, while House Bill 2041 aims to prohibit the mandatory completion of Critical Race Theory (CRT) or Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) training or coursework.One of the motivations behind House Bill 2040 stems from a recent incident at Penn State...
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Unlimited Spending Will Create Turbulent Economy, Fail to Address Issues, Says Scialabba
Republican Representative Stephenie Scialabba has criticized Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year in Pennsylvania. Scialabba expressed disappointment that the budget does not adequately address the state's $1.1 billion deficit and instead relies on unlimited spending.Scialabba argued that the proposed budget would deplete the state's reserves and Rainy Day Fund, putting Pennsylvania's financial stability at risk. She also highlighted concerns about the impact on taxpayers, stating that "Pennsylvanians would lose more of their hard-earned...