How many companies in cities in Washington County received FDA inspections in Q2 2023?
There was one company in a city associated with Washington County that received an FDA inspection in the second quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
How many people were old enough to vote in Washington County during 2021?
Of the 209,090 citizens living in Washington County in 2021, 80.3% were old enough to vote, equating to 167,836 individuals, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained on Oct. 26.
Washington County Delegation Calls on Shapiro to Help Save the Washington Health System
Apr. 09, 2024HARRISBURG – Members of the Washington County legislative delegation, including Rep. Tim O’Neal, Rep. Josh Kail, Rep. Natalie Mihalek, and Rep. Bud Cook, have joined forces to urge Gov. Josh Shapiro to intervene and facilitate the merger of Washington Health System (WHS) and UPMC. The delegation emphasizes the critical importance of this merger in ensuring the sustainability and accessibility of high-quality healthcare services in Washington and Greene counties.Rep. Tim O’Neal highlighted the necessity of the attorney general's approval for finalizing the...
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- How many people were old enough to vote in Greene County during 2021?
- How many companies in cities in Washington County received FDA inspections in 2023?
- 81.6% of Clearfield County residents old enough to vote in 2021
How many companies in cities in Washington County received FDA inspections in 2023?
There was one company in a city associated with Washington County that received an FDA inspection in 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Pennsylvania House Republican Leaders to Address Shapiro’s New Energy Tax
Mar. 17, 2024House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler, House Republican Whip Tim O’Neal, and House Republican Policy Chairman Josh Kail, along with other caucus leaders and members, are set to address Pennsylvania Attorney General Shapiro's new energy tax. The event is scheduled for Monday, March 18, at 11 a.m. at the Ryan Building Atrium in the Pennsylvania State Capitol, Harrisburg.The media coverage is invited and encouraged for the event. Media representatives planning to attend are requested to RSVP and direct their questions to Jason Gottesman at...
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O’Neal, Kail Stand Against Governor’s Energy Tax
Reps. Tim O’Neal (R-Washington) and Josh Kail (R-Beaver/Washington) have voiced their opposition to Gov. Josh Shapiro's proposed energy plan, labeling it as another burdensome tax on Pennsylvanians. In a joint statement released in response to the governor's plan, the representatives criticized the proposal, particularly focusing on the potential negative impacts it could have on the state's residents."Once again, Gov. Shapiro is pushing extreme California policies that will cost Pennsylvanians more," stated Reps. O’Neal and Kail. They highlighted concerns about the...
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O’Neal to Host Pizza and Policy Event in Somerset Township
Rep. Tim O’Neal will be hosting a Pizza and Policy event on Friday, March 8, at the Somerset Township Building. The event, to be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m., aims to engage constituents in conversation about state government and pending legislation. "These events are always popular and a great way to engage in conversation with my constituents," O’Neal stated.Expressing anticipation for the event, O’Neal mentioned, "As Somerset Township was added to the 48th Legislative District as a result of the 2022 reapportionment, I look forward to hearing your concerns and questions...
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Cook Continues Quest for Fairness, Transparency, Accountability in Washington County’s LSA Program
Feb 16 2024WASHINGTON – Rep. Bud Cook (R-Greene/Washington) is pushing for greater fairness, transparency, and accountability in the Local Share Account (LSA) program in Washington County. Cook emphasized that these principles should be a priority for all elected officials and public servants. He has been advocating for answers about the LSA program on behalf of the people of Washington County for over seven years and will continue to do so until satisfactory answers are obtained.One of the key issues Cook highlighted is the $10 million in unaccounted funds in the LSA...
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Cook Announces Local Fire, Ambulance Grants
Fire and emergency response organizations in the 50th Legislation District, including Greene County and portions of Washington County, have received over $400,000 in grants from the state, announced Rep. Bud Cook (R-Washington/Greene). The grants aim to support the important work of these organizations and ensure the safety of the communities they serve."Our fire and EMS companies are vital to the health and safety of our communities," Cook emphasized. "They stand ready to put their lives on the line to help others. These grants are designed to help ensure they can...
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Cook to Address Washington County Commissioners on LSA Funds
Rep. Bud Cook (R-Greene/Washington) is set to address the Washington County commissioners regarding concerns about the administration of the county's Local Share Account (LSA) grant program. The LSA program awards millions in state gaming proceeds each year. Cook has been vocal about his concerns regarding the Washington County LSA, and he will once again bring them to the attention of the commissioners during the public comment period at the upcoming meeting on Thursday, Feb. 15. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. and will take place at the Washington County...
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Removing Obstacles to Opportunity to Save the Cokeburg Dam
In an effort to address unnecessary permitting delays that are hindering the restoration of the Cokeburg Dam, House Republican Policy Committee Chairman Joshua D. Kail and Rep. Bud Cook, along with other lawmakers, will be hosting a hearing. The hearing, titled "Removing Obstacles to Opportunity to Save the Cokeburg Dam," aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced in restoring this popular recreational landmark.Scheduled for Wednesday, February 21, at 1 p.m., the hearing will take place at the Cokeburg Volunteer Fire Department in Cokeburg, PA. The event will...
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Fire Grants Awarded in 48th District, O’Neal Says
Representative Tim O'Neal has announced that $163,844 in Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grants have been awarded to fire companies in the 48th Legislative District. The grant program, which began in 2000, is open to both volunteer and career fire companies, emergency medical services, and rescue squads in Pennsylvania. The grants can be used for various purposes such as facility construction or repair, equipment purchase or repair, debt reduction, and training. The funding amounts are dependent on the grant recipients filing their agreements with the Office of...
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Do Not Get Fooled by Shapiro’s Fiscal Phishing Scam, House Republican Leaders Say
Pennsylvania House Republican leaders have strongly criticized Governor Josh Shapiro's budget proposal, likening it to a fiscal phishing scam that may appear appealing but harbors hidden dangers. House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler described the budget proposal as deceptive, stating, "It looks good, it draws you in, and it makes you believe it is something it is not." He cautioned that buying into this budget proposal would result in higher taxes, stagnant ideas, and irresponsible decisions.House Republican Appropriations Chairman Seth Grove expressed concerns about the...
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Cook: Governor’s Budget Proposal Unaffordable, Irresponsible
In response to Governor Josh Shapiro's budget proposal for the 2024-25 fiscal year, Representative Bud Cook (R-Greene/Washington) has expressed concerns over the affordability and responsibility of the plan. The budget proposal aims to increase state spending by 8%, or $3.7 billion, which Cook believes will burden the taxpayers and lead to a significant tax increase in the future.Cook criticizes the governor for "spending down state reserves" and predicts that they will be fully depleted within the next 3-4 years. He argues that this approach to budgeting is not...
