The bill, introduced by Warren and Zimmerman and approved unanimously by the House Insurance Committee, would require home sellers to disclose critical flood-related information to prospective buyers.
Senate passes bipartisan bills to modernize language in state insurance laws
Warren and Pickett, who serve as the majority and minority chairs, respectively, of the House Insurance Committee, championed these bills to align Pennsylvania law with modern terminology they say reflects dignity and respect for individuals with disabilities.
Bristol Borough aims to modernize workforce tools by summer’s end – Bucks Round-Up – June 16, 2025
Mayor Ralph DiGuiseppe III is leading an effort to update the municipality’s internal operations through a software upgrade designed to better serve both employees and department heads. The initiative will streamline how payroll is processed and how vacation time is scheduled, replacing outdated pen-and-paper methods and Excel spreadsheets.
Warren, Santarsiero recognize wrestling champ for Council Rock North
This past March, Sement captured the 145-pound state title at the Giant Center in Hershey with a 1-0 win over Dalton Perry of Central Mountain.
Newtown demands final word on scrapped sewer plant – Bucks Round-Up – May 30, 2025
The Newtown Township Board of Supervisors is pressing the Newtown Bucks Joint Municipal Authority to issue a formal statement confirming that plans for a controversial wastewater treatment plant are permanently off the table. The proposed plant, initially floated late last year for a location off the Newtown Bypass, met with immediate and fierce public backlash.
Davis, Santarsiero announce state funding for Armstrong Middle School solar project
The funding, provided through the Solar for Schools Grant Program, will help lower energy costs and support renewable energy use at Armstrong Middle School.