Senator Rob Wonderling - Pennsylvania State Senate, 24th District -

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Harrisburg Office
172 Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120-3024
Phone (717) 787-3110
FAX (717) 787-8004

Bucks County Office
312 W Broad Street
Quakertown, PA 18951
Phone (215) 529-1215
FAX (215) 529-1218

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427 West Main Street
Lansdale, PA 19446-2007
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Emmaus, PA 18049
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Easton, PA 18042
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Welcome

"Hello and welcome to my website. I hope you find it informative. Since 2002, I have had the honor to serve as a member of the Pennsylvania Senate. I am deeply honored to do so and truly believe that as your representative I am able to serve the people of the 24th Senatorial District in many ways.

Over the last six years, my office has assisted thousands of constituents. Whether you need help with state government or information about a bill, my office is here to help. As always, if you have any questions or concerns about issues impacting the 24th Senatorial District, please do not hesitate to contact me."

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Citizens Corner

The best ideas are rarely found in Harrisburg. More often then not, it is the constituents back home who have it right -- not the legislators. I've set up a message board, of sorts for you to write down your best ideas about what state government should be doing to help make our great Commonwealth even greater. Let your voice be heard. What do you think?"
Senator Wonderling

Referance HOUSE BILL No.1951 P.N.2826

Senator Wonderling;

I am a senior citizen on a fixed income. My net income as of January 2009 will be $21,156 per year. My property taxes for the year is $5400. need I say more!
Dan Pont in Richlandtown Borough

Respectfully submitted, please do everything in your power to protect my right to own and operate a firearm in Pennsylvania and throughout the United States (in a non-threatening manner of course). Further protect the ammunition supply and shooting facilities from targeted taxation and elimination by any means.

In short keep us free!

Clint in Marlborough Township

I have just read some of the comments submitted by your citizens about the economic stimulus package. I feel that the responses reflect how desperately we need to change the curriculum in our schools, Please champion a course on personal finance and economics in the high schools. This course should be mandatory. With this educational development, we will have informed buyers of mortgages and a true-understanding of the economic stimulus package and future programs. The children are our future!
Karen in Lower Salford Township

I am concerned about the deregulation of the utilities. Haven't we had enough deregulation? We have seen what it has done to our economy. Please do what you can to discourage the governor's attempt to deregulate the power company rates. It would be wonderful if we could trust free competition - but- it seems that greed takes hold and many suffer as a result. When the airlines were deregulated, many small airlines were driven out of business as well as many of the larger companies. The cable companies are out of control with their fees. We simply can't trust these companies to do the best for the people. It would be wonderful to have a free economy - but - it seems that people are by nature greedy and irresponsible.

Thanks for your understanding.

Paul H. Howells
Paul in Upper Frederick Township

I've heard from many of you recently regarding the current financial crisis. I appreciate hearing from you. Unfortunately, the legislation you are writing about is being debated in the U.S. Congress in Washington, D.C. and not Harrisburg. As a state Senator, I am not able to vote upon the bill. However, the Pennsylvania Senate is debating what we can do to make sure our fiscal house is in order. If you would like to contact your federal Senators, they can be reached at: U.S. Senator Arlen Specter, 610-434-1444; U.S. Senator Robert Casey, 215-405-9660. Again, thanks for writing. Rob Wonderling
Senator Wonderling in Lower Salford Township

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Newsroom

[12/19/08] Interview with Montgomery County Comunity College Radio MCCC on the Air

Listen to Senator Wonderling's interview with Dr. Karen Stout, President of Montgomery County Community College on MCCC on the Air.

More News Headlines:

[12/05/08] SENATOR WONDERLING NAMED CHAIRMAN OF SENATE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE

[12/04/08] The Politics of Personal Reconstruction

[11/14/08] HYBRID VEHICLE REBATES STILL AVAILABLE

[11/13/08] SENATOR WONDERLING PRAISES THE EXTRAORDINARY LIFE OF LT. GOV. CATHERINE BAKER KNOLL

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Community Report Television Show

January 2009 Community Report - Tribute to Vietnam Veterans

Scrapbook

12/15/08 - Senator Wonderling Presents Everyday Hero Award to Quakertown Arts Champion Linda Stauffer

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	Sen. Wonderling named Best Area Public Official 5 years in a row!

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See Photos From Senator Wonderling's Student For A Day Program at DeSales University on October 23, 2008

Fall 2008 - Catalyst

November 2008 - Senator Wonderling discusses how his office can assist older Pennsylvanians

November 2008 - Senator Wonderling discusses how his office can help with PennDOT issues

October 2008 - Senator Rob Wonderling (R-24) discusses the decline in voter turnout and why Pennsylvanians need to exercise their right to vote.

September 24, 2008 - Senator Wonderling remarks on SB 908 (Auctioneer Act)

August 2008 - Pennsylvania's Clean Indoor Air Act

July 15, 2008 - Senate Leaders Urge House to Pass Reforms (click here to view letter)

June 16, 2008 - Senator Rob Wonderling comments on Senate passage of a $96 million tax stimulus package for job creators and low-income working Pennsylvanians.

June 2, 2008 - State Senator Rob Wonderling (R-24) addresses the need to improve Pennsylvania�s aging infrastructure at State Capitol news conference.

May 28, 2008 - State Senator Rob Wonderling (R-24) discusses the merits of SB 1273, his legislation to divest Pennsylvania's state stores.

May 6, 2008 - Senator Wonderling discusses "New Choices - New Options" legislation at a May 6th PA Women Work rally at the State Capitol.

January 29, 2008 - At a State Capitol news conference, Senator Rob Wonderling discusses the importance of the bioscience industry to Pennsylvania.

November 2007 - Korean War Veteran Ceremony

November 2007 - Importance of Agriculture to Pennsylvania

November 2007 - LIHEAP - Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program