Sen. Michele Brooks (R- 50) and Rep. Parke Wentling (R-7) announced the approval of two state grants from the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program, totaling more than $260,000 to support projects in Mercer County. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) and Rep. Marla Brown (R-9) announced the approval of two state grants through the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) Greenways, Trails and Recreation Program, totaling $300,000 to benefit Lawrence County. [Read More]
The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has named Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) a 2024 Guardian of Small Business, recognizing her unwavering support for Pennsylvania’s small business community. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) today announced more than $14.5 million in Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) funding for Saegertown Borough and the City of Titusville for water treatment system improvements. [Read More]
Chair of the Senate Health & Human Services Committee, Senator Michele Brooks (R-50), amended House Bill 2344 this week to further provide oversight for hospital acquisitions and major consolidations. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) announced today more than $1.5 million in funding for the Mercer County Agricultural and Conservation Community Learning Center Project in Coolspring Township. [Read More]
Senate Health & Human Services Committee | Room 8E-B, East Wing [Read More]
The Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) recently awarded three grants totaling more than $345,000 to help police track and report crime in Farrell City, Sharon City and Sharpsville Borough, Mercer County, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
Two state grants totaling more than $775,000 will reimburse Hermitage City and Sharon City for traffic signal improvements, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
A state grant for more than $290,000 will reimburse Conneaut Lake Borough for traffic light improvements in its downtown business district corridor, according to Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50). [Read More]
