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Sen. Muth: Resident Watchdogs Were Crucial in Conviction of Energy Transfer
ROYERSFORD − August 5, 2022 − State Sen. Katie Muth (D-Chester/Montgomery/Berks) today commended the hard work of community watchdogs and impacted residents whose persistence, consistent documentation, and reporting of issues related to the construction of the Mariner...
Sen. Muth, House Dems Announce Legislation on Hospital Acquisitions and Price Transparency
COATESVILLE, August 5, 2022: State Sen. Katie Muth (D-Chester/Montgomery/Berks) today joined state Reps. Dan Williams (D–Chester), Christina Sappey (D-Chester), and Danielle Friel Otten (D-Chester) to announce companion legislation in the House and Senate to require...
Sunoco Fails to Meet July 1 Cleanup Deadline at Marsh Creek State Park
EXTON − August 2, 2022 − Nearly two years since Sunoco Pipeline L.P. spilled drilling mud into Marsh Creek Lake and its tributaries, and more than one month past the company’s agreed-upon remediation and restoration deadline, state Senator Katie Muth, D-Chester,...
Sen. Muth Announces $60k Grant for Friendship Ambulance
ROYERSFORD, July 29, 2022 − State Sen. Katie Muth (D-Chester/Montgomery/Berks) today announced that Friendship Ambulance of Royersford received a $60,000 grant through the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for the purchase of a new utility SUV...
Joint Policy Hearing on A Post-Roe Pennsylvania
Sen. Muth Remarks from the Brandywine Hospital Press Conference
Joint Policy Hearing on A Post-Roe America
Policy Hearing Identifies Facts and Fiction of Post-Roe Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, JULY 19– The House and Senate Policy Committees convened a hearing Tuesday morning to explore what the future of healthcare looks like in Pennsylvania after the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade.
Policy Hearing – Secondary Impacts of Gun Violence
Einstein Medical Center in East Norriton Township 559 W Germantown Pike, East Norriton, PAOn August 24th, Senators Cappelletti, Kane , and Muth will hold a hearing focusing on the secondary impacts of gun violence. This hearing will explore the ways in which the […]
Veteran Expo
Greater Philadelphia Expo Center - Exhibit Hall D 100 Station Avenue, Oaks, PAState Senator Katie Muth is hosting a free Veterans Expo on Friday, September 30 for veterans in Senate District 44! The event will take place on Friday, September 30 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hall D of the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks.
Senator Muth’s Veterans’ Expo is an opportunity for veterans of all ages to interact with dozens of local and statewide veterans’ organizations and service providers to ensure that veterans are accessing the services and benefits available to them.
The event is free for SD44 veterans and lunch will be provided.
Interested veterans must register to attend the event at www.SenatorMuth.com/VetExpo or by calling 610-792-2137.
Wall Street Secrets Pit $75 Billion Pension Plan Against Trustee Tasked With Protecting It
When State Senator Katie Muth joined the board of the Pennsylvania teachers’ pension fund last year, she knew she had a lot to learn: With a college degree in athletic training, her financial education consisted largely of paying off her student loans. But she saw the...
Pa. lawmakers, EMS leaders gather to discuss funding, reimbursement
PITTSBURGH — A group of Democratic Pennsylvania lawmakers hosted a roundtable discussion with EMS leaders recently to discuss issues facing the state’s EMS agencies. State Sen. Katie Muth (D- Berks/Chester/Montgomery), chairwoman of the Senate Democratic Policy...
Two projects get $3.1 million in state funding
ROYERSFORD — Two projects in Senate District 44 have received $3.1 million in funding from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP). Resources for Human Development received a $2.5 million RACP grant for the construction of a new facility to house the...
Renewable energy deserves bigger push
Oil prices spiked in the ’70s, and so did the cost of living. We all complained about that, but I don’t remember anyone griping about their phones. We couldn’t move them very far, so we sometimes couldn’t reach someone or would miss important calls. Few of us could...
