Senator Argall discusses the recent trends in population declines with incarceration at state prisons with Department of Corrections at a state budget hearing with the Senate Appropriations Committee. Senator Argall also addresses concerns with overtime pay for corrections officers as well as the pay disparity between union and non-union employees. [Read More]
Senator Argall questions the Department of Environmental Protection about the state’s efforts to cleanup scrap tire piles during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on the state budget. [Read More]
Senator Argall discusses the state’s need to set a goal to provide senior citizens with greater opportunities to remain in their homes compared to placing them in institutional care with the Department of Aging. [Read More]
Senator Argall questions the Public Utility Commission about the enforcement of the household goods mover industry within Pennsylvania. [Read More]
Senator Dave Argall questioned the cost of unused office space owned by the Commonwealth and compliance with the Downtown Location Law during a hearing with Secretary of General Services Curt Topper. [Read More]
Senator Argall comments on the need to eliminate the property tax and questioned the number of patronage jobs awarded by the Wolf Administration during a hearing with Budget Secretary Randy Albright. [Read More]
READING – Take a half-hour tour of Penn State Berks in this month’s local TV report by Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks). [Read More]
HARRISBURG – Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks) released the following statement regarding Governor Wolf’s school property tax proposal: [Read More]
HARRISBURG – Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks) welcomed students enrolled in Pottsville Area High School’s Advanced Placement (AP) American Government class and American Government class to the state Capitol this morning. [Read More]
HARRISBURG – Standing with medical professionals, Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks) introduced legislation this afternoon at the state Capitol that would limit insurers’ ability to retroactively deny reimbursements. [Read More]
