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

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Communications and Technology Committee

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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

Montgomery County Office
427 West Main Street
Lansdale, PA 19446-2007
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Emmaus, PA 18049
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Easton, PA 18042
Phone (610) 250-5624
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"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 four years, my office has assisted over 10,000 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."


	Spring Legislative Update I'm often stopped by constituents who ask,"what are you working on?", so I thought I would take a moment to briefly list some of the issues I am working on this fall. Legislation to privatize Pennsylvania's wine and spirit stores. A measure to require annual criminal background checks and child abuse clearances for all school district personnel and independent contractors. Legislation to help small farmers grow and sell food locally, which not only helps the farmer, but provides much needed healthy, safe food to families. Legislation to require PHEAA to open its records to all to ensure that it competes on a level playing field with other lending vendors. Legislation to help stimulate new alternative energy research and development in the private sector as well as create incentives that promote promising technologies to commercialization. For additional information, please contact my Harrisburg or district offices.

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[05/08/08] SENATOR WONDERLING FILES WITH PUC AS INTERVENER IN PPL BUCKS COUNTY TRANSMISSION LINE PLAN

Today, Pennsylvania Senator Robert C. Wonderling (R-24th), in his official capacity as a duly elected member of the Pennsylvania Senate, filed an Application for Leave to Intervene pursuant to, but not necessarily limited to, 52 Pa. Code § § 5.71 - 5.74. Senator Wonderling filed with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission in opposition to the request of PPL Electric Utilities Corporation to site a new high voltage electric transmission line in Upper Saucon Township Lehigh County, and Springfield and Richland Townships, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

More News Headlines:

[05/01/08] Honoring the Contributions of Asian-Pacific Americans

[04/29/08] Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee Approves Wonderling Brownfields Bill

[04/08/08] PENNSYLVANIA SENATE PASSES LEGISLATION TO REFORM STATE CONSERVATION DISTRICTS

[04/08/08] Senator Wonderling to Hold Small Business & Entrepreneur Advisory Forum

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