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SB 700

  • Pennsylvania Senate Bill
  • 2017-2018 Regular Session
  • Introduced in Senate
  • Senate
  • House
  • Governor

An Act amending the act of March 10, 1949 (P.L.30, No.14), known as the Public School Code of 1949, providing for construction and renovation of buildings by school entities; and establishing a grant program for maintenance projects.

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Bill Sponsors (27)

Patrick M. Browne

  • Republican
Primary

Ryan Aument

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 36
Cosponsor

Joseph B. Scarnati

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Gene Yaw

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 23
Cosponsor

Costa

     
Cosponsor

Mcgarrigle

     
Cosponsor

Jim Brewster

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 45
Cosponsor

John H. Eichelberger

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Mike Folmer

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Vincent Hughes

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 7
Cosponsor

Thomas H. Killion

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Wayne Langerholc

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 35
Cosponsor

Scott Martin

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 13
Cosponsor

Mike Regan

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 31
Cosponsor

Mcilhinney

     
Cosponsor

White

     
Cosponsor

Ward

     
Cosponsor

Richard L. Alloway

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Andrew E. Dinniman

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

John R. Gordner

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Dan Laughlin

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 49
Cosponsor

Bob Mensch

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Mario M. Scavello

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Judy Schwank

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 11
Cosponsor

Pat Stefano

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 32
Cosponsor

Robert M. Tomlinson

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Elder Vogel

  • Republican
  • Senator
  • District 47
Cosponsor

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Jun 22, 2018

Senate

PN 1924 Referred to EDUCATION

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