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Senate Aging and Youth Committee and House Aging and Older Adult Services Committee | April 29, 2019 | Senate Majority Caucus Room |  

Legislation introduced by State Senator John DiSanto (Dauphin/Perry) to ensure that public employees who commit job-related felonies are stripped of their taxpayer-funded pension was approved by the Senate today with House amendments and is now on its way to the Governor’s desk.

Legislation introduced by State Senator John DiSanto (R-15) to ensure that public employees who commit job-related felonies are stripped of their taxpayer-funded pension was unanimously approved today by the Senate and now goes to the House of Representatives for consideration.  

Senator DiSanto talks with PA Farm Show Scholarship winner Thomas Gabel.  

Senator DiSanto talks with PA Farm Show Scholarship winner Margaret Brice.  

Senator DiSanto talks with Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding at the 2019 Pennsylvania Farm Show. Senator DiSanto talks with Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding at the 2019 Pennsylvania Farm Show.

State Sen. John DiSanto (Dauphin/Perry) is offering tips to constituents to safeguard their identities.

State Senator John DiSanto today announced district semifinalists for the “Talk to Your State Senator” statewide video competition focusing on the growing heroin and opioid epidemic. Middle and high school students were encouraged to submit video entries with their suggestions to help combat the crisis, especially among younger people.

Senate Education Committee – March 2, 2018 – North Office Building, Hearing Room 1  

Senator John DiSanto joined parents, students, school officials and community leaders at the Joshua Learning Center today to announce his Education Savings Account (ESA) legislation, Senate Bill 2, for students attending public schools performing in the bottom 15 percent statewide.  

Senate Majority Policy Committee and Senate Urban Affairs and Housing Committee – May 23, 2017  

Three legislators today in the state Capitol outlined bills they’ve introduced that would hold state regulators accountable.