State Senator Lisa Baker (R-20) invites veterans to schedule an appointment to meet with a VFW Service Officer at her Dallas office location. Appointments with a Service Officer are available at no charge on the second Friday of every month. [Read More]
Senator Lisa Baker (R-20) issues the following statement regarding Senator John Yudichak (I-14) announcing that he will not be seeking re-election to the Pennsylvania State Senate in the 2022 election cycle: [Read More]
Pennsylvania could soon receive $25 million in federal funding to keep children safe through the passage of Senate Bill 78, also known as Kayden’s Law. [Read More]
State Senator Lisa Baker (R-20) invites veterans to schedule an appointment to meet with a VFW Service Officer at her Dallas office location. [Read More]
On February 8, Governor Wolf proposed a $45.7 billion budget for fiscal year 2022-2023 that would increase spending by $4.5 billion over the current year’s budget. Budget Hearing Q&A: Corrections/Probation & Parole (Part 1) Budget Hearing Q&A: Corrections/Probation & Parole (Part 2) [Read More]
State Senator Lisa Baker (R-20) invites veterans to schedule an appointment to meet with a VFW Service Officer at her Hawley office location. Appointments with a Service Officer are available at no charge on the first Thursday of every month. [Read More]
Today, Governor Wolf unveiled his proposed $45.7 billion state budget for the 2022-2023 fiscal year, that would increase General Fund spending by $4.5 billion from the current fiscal year’s approved budget, according to Senator Lisa Baker (R-20). [Read More]
Senator Lisa Baker (R-20) issues the following statement regarding the LRC’s approved Senate map: [Read More]
(HARRISBURG) – The state Senate has approved critical funding for hospitals and frontline health care workers who continue to keep Pennsylvanians safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Senator Lisa Baker (R-20). It is anticipated that the House of Representatives will also swiftly consider the measure. “I am pleased that the General Assembly has come […] [Read More]
The Pennsylvania Senate has approved House Bill 930, by a vote of 42 to 7. Under the proposal, Pennsylvania would become the 11th state for law enforcement to collect and submit DNA samples of missing persons or unidentified remains through a secure database, to the Pennsylvania State Police, and then to be shared with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NAMUS). [Read More]
