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Cook to Address Washington County Commissioners on LSA Funds

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State Rep. Cook, Bud | Pennsylvania 50th Legislative District

State Rep. Cook, Bud | Pennsylvania 50th Legislative District

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 Courthouse located at 95 W. Beau St., Washington.

The administration of the LSA grant program has been a subject of debate and scrutiny, and Cook has been actively advocating for transparency and accountability in the process. He has consistently raised concerns about the way the funds are being utilized and allocated within the county.

In a statement on his website, RepBudCook.com, Cook has highlighted the importance of addressing these concerns and ensuring that the funds are being used effectively for the benefit of the community. The LSA grant program plays a significant role in supporting various projects and initiatives in the county.

Cook's call for answers from the Washington County commissioners reflects his commitment to representing the interests of his constituents and ensuring that taxpayer dollars are being responsibly managed. He believes that it is crucial for the commissioners to address the concerns raised and provide clarity on the administration of the LSA grant program.

As the meeting approaches, Cook's concerns have gained attention and the issue has become a topic of interest for both the media and the public. The media contact for further information regarding this matter is Patricia Hippler, who can be reached at 717.772.9846 or via email at phippler@pahousegop.com.

It remains to be seen how the Washington County commissioners will respond to Cook's call for answers. However, his dedication to the issue and his commitment to transparency and accountability are evident. Cook's efforts to address concerns about the administration of the LSA grant program highlight his commitment to serving his constituents and ensuring the responsible use of taxpayer funds.

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