Senator Dan Laughlin (R-Erie) today joined with his colleague Senator Lisa Boscola (D-Northampton/Lehigh) to announce the re-introduction of “Christine’s Law,” a measure that would require all drivers to clear snow and ice from their vehicles within 24 hours following winter storms. [Read More]
Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati today (January 7) appointed Senator Dan Laughlin to serve as Chairman of the Senate Game & Fisheries Committee for the 2019-20 Legislative Session. [Read More]
Tuesday, January 1, not only marked the start of a new year as we rang in 2019, it also kicked off the 2019-20 Legislative Session with swearing in ceremonies in the State Capitol for the newly elected senators and state representatives. [Read More]
Local municipalities, colleges and community groups have until February 7 to apply for state grants to boost safety and reduce violence, according to Senator Dan Laughlin. [Read More]
Senator Dan Laughlin and Representative Ryan Bizzarro will hold a meeting on Monday, December 10, with Millcreek Township and Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Officials regarding the storm water flooding issues in the area of McKee Road and Route 20 in Millcreek Township. [Read More]
Several Erie County schools in the 49th Senatorial District were awarded state grants today (October 30) to help improve student safety through a new program supported by Senator Dan Laughlin. [Read More]
Over the nearly two years that I have served in the State Senate, I have found the pace of legislative activity to rival molasses in winter. [Read More]
A measure introduced by Senator Dan Laughlin (R-Erie) that updates and streamlines reporting requirements for insurance companies in Pennsylvania was signed into law on Wednesday (October 24) by Governor Wolf. [Read More]
A measure introduced by Senator Dan Laughlin (R-Erie) that updates and streamlines reporting requirements for insurance companies in Pennsylvania received final legislative approval today (October 17). [Read More]
For many pundits and critics, the legacy of the 2017-18 Legislative Session will be determined by the final outcome of Senate Bill 261, a measure that addresses the criminal and civil Statutes of Limitations in cases of childhood sexual assault. [Read More]
