Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Sen. John DiSanto (Dauphin) today celebrated the Senate’s passage of Senate Bill 24. The legislation, known as Pennsylvania Money Match, will automate the process of returning unclaimed property to rightful owners. [Read More]
Today the Senate approved a bill sponsored by Senator John DiSanto (Dauphin) to rein in excessive regulations. [Read More]
Today the Senate Finance Committee approved legislation authored by Senator John DiSanto (Dauphin) to automate the process of returning unclaimed property to rightful owners. [Read More]
Standing just outside the Finance Building’s historic vault, Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Sen. John DiSanto (R-15) announced that legislation automating the process of returning unclaimed property to rightful owners – known as Pennsylvania Money Match – was introduced this week. [Read More]
Senate Banking and Insurance Committee | Tuesday, February 28, 2023 | Off the Floor | Senate Rules Room [Read More]
State Senator John DiSanto (Dauphin) today announced the awarding of $5.3 million in state grants to help police departments in Dauphin County purchase new equipment and make other upgrades to better protect communities. [Read More]
State Senator John DiSanto (Dauphin) today announced that, with legislative redistricting effective as of December 1, 2022 (see www.senatordisanto.com/district-map/ for new map), residents of the 15th senatorial district may access the following Outreach Offices for constituent and legislative services: [Read More]
Today Chairman John DiSanto (R-Dauphin) convened a meeting of the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee to consider three bills, two of which would remove out-of-pocket costs associated with genetic testing for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome as well as supplemental breast screenings for women with a high lifetime risk of breast cancer. [Read More]
Senate Banking and Insurance Committee | Tuesday, September 20 | Off the floor | Senate Rules Committee Conference Room [Read More]
Senator John DiSanto (Dauphin/Perry) said today that he opposes the massive spending increases in the proposed 2022-23 state budget and that he voted against the General Appropriations Bill (Senate Bill 1100) in order to protect taxpayers. [Read More]
