Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) invites Pennsylvanians age 55 and older, along with their caregivers, to join her for two Senior Expos to connect attendees with valuable information, resources and services. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) announced the Mercer County Historical Society was awarded a $9,500 state grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission to support their mission to preserve local history for residents and visitors. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) today announced the City of Farrell has been awarded a $45,000 state grant through the Municipal Assistance Program (MAP) to support the development of an implementable comprehensive plan for Farrell’s future. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) announced today the City of Hermitage has been awarded $1.14 million for a key infrastructure project in the Hermitage Industrial Area. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) and Rep. Marla Brown (R-9) today announced the awarding of a $750,000 state grant for the Measel-Bruce Inc. AMG Titanium Expansion project in Neshannock Township. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) today announced the awarding of a $1.4 million in state grants to the Economic Progress Alliance of Crawford County for the Cambridge Springs Community Senior Center project and Allegheny College for Allegheny Lab for Innovation & Creativity (ALIC) @ Bessemer. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) today announced the awarding of $3.4 million in state grants to support several major redevelopment projects in Mercer County. [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) announced more than $34.7 million has been secured to improve roads in Crawford, Mercer and Lawrence counties as part of this year's state budget. [Read More]
Senate Health & Human Services Committee | Room 8E-A, East Wing [Read More]
Sen. Michele Brooks (R-50) announced today the Senate has passed legislation to classify medetomidine as a Schedule III controlled substance in Pennsylvania while preserving access for licensed veterinarians who use the FDA-approved sedative to treat animals, marking another step toward combatting the substance abuse crisis plaguing Pennsylvania. [Read More]
