➡️ If you want to share your concerns, you can write to the PUC at: Secretary’s Bureau, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, 400 North Street, Harrisburg, PA 17120.

I’m urging the PUC to consider consumers, not corporate profits, when reviewing this request and to weigh the real-world impact these increases would have on everyday families.

People across our communities are already stretched thin, and they shouldn’t be asked to pay more while the company reported over $1 billion in net profits last year.

📢 The Limerick warning siren system consists of sirens located in the 10-mile radius around Limerick Generating Station in Montgomery, Chester, and Berks Counties.

Got a go-to business that you always visit this time of year? Drop it in the comments. 💙

When you spend money at a neighborhood business, most of it stays right here at home. It supports the people who open their doors early, sponsor local events, and keep our towns vibrant. Choosing to shop local isn’t just convenient. It strengthens the entire community.

You can find a participating market near you using the online locator (buff.ly/C99O5Uc), and look for the white FMNP signs when you get there so you know which vendors accept the checks.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s ruling today weakens the Sunshine Act at a time when transparency and public access are more important than ever.

Along with the health and safety concerns these projects raise, our communities deserve real transparency, accountability, and a fair voice when big developments are proposed. Pennsylvanians shouldn’t be left subsidizing big tech while those companies rake in record profits.

That’s why I introduced the Ratepayer Protection Act. The bill ensures that high-load users like data centers cover the full cost of the strain they place on the grid instead of passing it on to families and small businesses.

As the Inquirer reported, the upgrades needed to support them often end up on the backs of regular people through higher utility bills.

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If you want to learn more about what’s planned, you can join the live Microsoft Teams session and hear directly from the design team before they open the floor for questions through the Q&A feature. Learn more here: buff.ly/LPY7jDM

The deadline to enter is January 31, 2026. More details and the application are available here: buff.ly/aku2Am0