State Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Pa.)
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Recent News About State Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Pa.)
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Rep. Eric Nelson announces paper shredding and senior seminar events
Rep. Eric Nelson has announced two upcoming community events for residents of the 57th Legislative District.
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Local Share Account grants support community projects in Westmoreland County
Rep. Eric Nelson of Westmoreland County has announced the allocation of over $325,000 in Local Share Account (LSA) grants.
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Hempfield Township receives over $1 million grant for trail development
Rep. Eric Nelson has announced a significant grant allocation for Hempfield Township, aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety and recreational access.
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Nelson raises concerns over Shapiro's proposed $51.47 billion budget
Rep. Eric Nelson from Westmoreland County has voiced concerns following Governor Josh Shapiro's recent budget proposal.
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Nelson announces grants supporting public safety, education, and infrastructure
Rep. Eric Nelson of Westmoreland announced the allocation of grant funding to several local governments within the 57th Legislative District. The grants will benefit fire departments, schools, and infrastructure projects.
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Nelson announces funding boosts across Westmoreland's public services
Rep. Eric Nelson of Westmoreland has announced the allocation of grant funding to several local governments within the 57th Legislative District.
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House GOP addresses bureaucracy's impact on fracking jobs
The House Republican Policy Committee, led by Chairman Joshua D. Kail and Representative Eric Nelson, is set to conduct a hearing titled “Opportunity Lost: Bureaucracy’s Battle Against Fracking.” This event aims to discuss the repercussions of...
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House GOP urges end to SNAP waivers for able-bodied adults
Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives are urging Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration to cease seeking a waiver that allows Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD) to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits without meeting a work requirement.
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Rep. Nelson announces free document shredding event in Hempfield
Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Hempfield) has announced that he will host a free event for constituents to safely dispose of sensitive documents. The event is scheduled for Thursday, May 23, from 4-6 p.m., at the Hempfield Township Park and Athletic Complex, located at 220 Forbes Trail Road, Greensburg.
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Nelson proposes audit on dependent eligibility for PA state employee benefits
Legislation has been introduced by Representative Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) to verify the eligibility of health benefits received by dependents of state employees.
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Eligibility Review Could Save Taxpayers Big Money, Nelson Says
HARRISBURG – Legislation to confirm eligibility of health benefits received by dependents of state employees authored by Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) was unveiled recently. The proposal would require the Commonwealth to conduct an initial dependent eligibility audit of the group health insurance plans for state employees.Rep. Eric Nelson highlighted the importance of this legislation by referencing a case where a repair worker in Alabama was able to keep his ex-wife covered with health benefits for 14 years, only getting caught when he tried to add his new wife. He...
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Grants a Big Win for Local Projects, Nelson Says
HARRISBURG – Local Share Account grants to help local entities complete public works projects and aid local police were distributed by the Commonwealth Finance Authority, announced Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland).Nelson expressed his satisfaction with the grants, stating, "Local governments work hard at providing quality services to their residents, while at the same time keeping taxes low." He emphasized the importance of reinvesting revenue generated from Live! Casino in Westmoreland for the benefit of everyone.One of the projects receiving funding is in South...
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Grants awarded to support local projects in Westmoreland County
Local Share Account grants have been distributed by the Commonwealth Finance Authority to support public works projects and assist local police, as announced by Rep. Eric Nelson of Westmoreland.
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Nelson criticizes Pennsylvania governor's budget plan as overspending risk
Rep. Eric Nelson from Westmoreland County has expressed concerns following Governor Josh Shapiro's 2024-25 budget proposal.
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Nelson: Budget Proposal Opens Fiscal Barn Doors
Representative Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) has expressed his concerns regarding Governor Josh Shapiro's budget proposal for the 2024-25 fiscal year. In a statement, Nelson criticized the governor's plan, stating that it "opens the barn doors and shouts 'Spend! Spend! Spend!' across just about every government agency."Nelson specifically highlighted his opposition to the inclusion of sin taxes, such as those related to recreational marijuana and expanded gambling. He also criticized the use of state savings for recurring costs, which he believes will ultimately lead to a...
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Nelson announces over $2.71 million awarded for regional infrastructure projects
Rep. Eric Nelson of Westmoreland announced that over $2.71 million in grants have been allocated to local infrastructure projects.
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Nelson: Infrastructure Grants are Big Win for Region
HARRISBURG - Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) has announced that over $2.71 million in grant funding has been awarded to local infrastructure projects in the region. Nelson expressed his pride in working with local governments and authorities to secure critical infrastructure improvements that will ensure quality services at a reasonable rate.Nelson emphasized the collaborative effort involved in securing these funds, stating, "It is a team effort, and I am glad to work with the Senate and other House members to bring these funds home."The Municipal Authority of...
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Legislation proposed by Nelson & White aims to replace PSSA tests with benchmark technology
HARRISBURG – With the support of area school superintendents, Rep. Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) and Rep. Martina White (R-Philadelphia), Republican Caucus Secretary, unveiled a plan to eliminate the annual Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) testing system used by public schools and replace it with benchmark testing technology.
