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Sunday, May 19, 2024

State Rep. Donna Scheuren

Recent News About State Rep. Donna Scheuren

  • Scheuren announces state grant for local senior center

    On May 15, 2024, Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) announced that Encore Experience at Harleysville has been awarded a $2,551 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging. The funding is intended to support projects that will benefit residents.

  • Scheuren to Host Blood Drive in Conjunction with Peter Becker Community

    Representative Donna Scheuren from the 147th Legislative District of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives has announced a Save a Life Blood Drive to be held on May 14, from 1-6 p.m. at Peter Becker Community in Harleysville. The event is in collaboration with Peter Becker Community and will be facilitated by the American Red Cross.Scheuren expressed, “I want to invite our community out to this blood drive. These events help provide a crucial resource to local hospitals. The need for blood is even more important now with the American Red Cross recently declaring an...

  • Scheuren Announces Over $2 Million in Grants for School Safety, Mental Health Support Awarded to Local Districts

    Representative Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) has disclosed that various school districts within the 147th District have been granted funds by the School Safety and Security Committee (SSSC) to enhance safety, security, and mental health support. Scheuren expressed her satisfaction, stating, "I am thrilled to see numerous school districts in the 147th receive this important funding. Making sure our students are safe and have strong mental health will only improve the standard of learning in our districts. I know this funding will be put to good use and help our students feel...

  • Scheuren Proposes Homeowner Protection and Squatter Eviction Act

    Apr. 02, 2024HARRISBURG – Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) today introduced the Homeowner Protection and Squatter Eviction Act, aimed at enhancing property owners' rights and safeguards against squatters.Scheuren's proposed legislation seeks to address the issue of squatting, defined as the unlawful occupation of a property without the owner's consent. The bill includes provisions that would empower law enforcement to promptly remove squatters upon the homeowner's affirmation of ownership, with penalties for false claims. Additionally, it proposes harsher consequences...

  • Scheuren, Pennycuick Announce $600,000 Grant for Lower Salford Township

    Rep. Donna Scheuren and Sen. Tracy Pennycuick have revealed that Lower Salford Township is the recipient of a $600,000 grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) for preliminary engineering on a planned relocation of a section of the Harleysville Pike.“I am pleased to see Lower Salford Township receive this grant money,” expressed Scheuren. “This funding will allow the evaluation process of relocating a portion of the Harleysville Pike to begin, which will make the road more accessible and less congested to drivers. Moreover, the land for this potential road...

  • Rep. Donna Scheuren to Host Blood Drive in Conjunction with Peter Becker Community

    Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) has announced that she is hosting a Save a Life Blood Drive in conjunction with Peter Becker Community. The event is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, May 14, from 1-6 p.m. at the Peter Becker Community, located at 800 Maple Ave., Harleysville. The blood drive will be operated by the American Red Cross."I want to invite our community out to this blood drive," said Scheuren. "These events help provide a crucial resource to local hospitals. The need for blood is even more important now with the American Red Cross recently declaring an...

  • Grants Awarded to Local Fire, EMS Companies, Announces Scheuren

    In an announcement made today, Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) revealed that nine fire and EMS companies serving the 147th District will be receiving grants from the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and Office of the State Fire Commissioner (OSFC). Scheuren, a strong advocate for these vital first responders, expressed her excitement for the grants, stating, "I am thrilled to see them receive these grants. First responders put themselves on the line for our community every day, and this additional funding will allow them to continue to protect and serve our area...

  • Scheuren Criticizes Depletion of Emergency Funds to Grow Government in Governor’s Proposed Budget

    Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) has voiced her criticism of Governor Josh Shapiro's budget proposal, which aims to increase state spending by $3.7 billion without projected revenue to cover the additional costs. In a statement, Scheuren expressed concern about the impact of growing government programs at a time when Pennsylvania is facing an aging population and a workforce shortage.Scheuren stated, "Now is not the time to grow government programs. Instead of generating revenue or practicing zero-based budgeting to cut programs that are not working for the...

  • Scheuren, Pennycuick Announce Grants Awarded for Three Projects in District

    Rep. Donna Scheuren and Sen. Tracy Pennycuick have announced that three projects in the 147th district have been awarded grants through Act 13 of 2012. The grants aim to support the development of recreational spaces and infrastructure in Montgomery County.The Yoder Sidewalk Connections Project in Lower Salford Township has been awarded $200,000. This funding will go towards the construction of new sidewalks, which will help close crucial gaps in Lower Salford's trail network. Rep. Scheuren expressed her satisfaction with the project's approval, stating, "Believing all...

  • Scheuren Applauds Girl Scout’s Agreement to Preserve Camp Laughing Waters

    Jan 5, 2024HARRISBURG- Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) commended the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania for their recent agreement with Natural Lands, a conservation organization, to protect 458 acres of land in Montgomery County. The property, known as Camp Laughing Waters, is the largest privately owned property in the county and is home to diverse wildlife that thrives in dense forest areas. The preservation of this land is a significant step towards advancing and maintaining open space in the region.Scheuren expressed her enthusiasm for the agreement, stating,...

  • Scheuren Announces Grants for Mennonite Historians of Eastern Pennsylvania History Museum

    HARRISBURG – The Mennonite Historians of Eastern Pennsylvania History Museum (MHEPHM) has received two grants to support its operations and expansion. The museum, located in Eastern Pennsylvania, received a $16,589 grant from the Pennsylvania Arts and Culture Recovery Program, as well as a $4,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.The grants will be used to fund operating costs, develop new programs, and improve marketing efforts for the museum and historical site. Representative Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) expressed her excitement about the...

  • Scheuren Announces Grants for Key Projects in District

    Rep. Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) announced today that three projects in the 147th district have been awarded key grants from the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA). The grants will support important infrastructure upgrades in the area.The Franconia Sewer Authority sanitary sewer extension project received a $1.12 million grant from CFA's H2O PA Program. This project aims to improve the sewer infrastructure in Franconia Township by extending sewer services in various areas. Scheuren expressed her excitement about the grant, stating, "I was thrilled to see these...

  • Scheuren Announces Investment for Farmland Preservation in District

    Representative Donna Scheuren (R-Montgomery) has announced a significant investment for farmland preservation in her district. A 12-acre crop and livestock farm on Allentown Road, owned by Andrew Dale and Tanya Joy Frankenfield in Franconia Township, will receive a total investment of $1,420,431. The funds come from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, with $902,031 from the state, $302,400 from Montgomery County, and $216,000 from Franconia Township."This investment will protect this farmland from residential or commercial development, allowing Pennsylvania to...