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Harrisburg, PA 17120-2130
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My Audio Updates
Here you will find audio clips about important events that have taken place during the current and past Legislative Sessions.
Rep. Maloney Comments on Committee Passage of Package of Child Protection Bills - 6/13/2013
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A package of legislation designed to modernize Pennsylvania’s child abuse laws was approved by the House Children and Youth Committee recently in Harrisburg. The six bill package was crafted to reflect the recommendations of the Task Force on Child Protection, and addresses the definition of abuse, mandated reporters, reporting procedures, and the appeals process. Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks), prime sponsor of House Bill 434, said that in order to protect all children, reporting standards must be consistent across the educational spectrum. House Bill 434 now awaits consideration by the full House. Chuck Nichols reports... story and bite available.
Rep. Maloney Comments on House Passage of Budget Bill - 6/12/2013
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The Pennsylvania House on Wednesday passed a $28.3 billion spending plan for the 2013-2014 fiscal year. The budget increases state spending by more than $500 million without increasing the burden on Pennsylvania taxpayers. Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks) said this is a fiscally responsible plan that provides additional state funding for a number of important programs. Mike Davies reports... story and bite available.
Rep. Dave Maloney Comments on Introduction of Property Tax Independence Act - 3/12/2013
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A bi-partisan group of lawmakers gathered in Harrisburg on Tuesday to unveil legislation that would completely eliminate school property taxes in favor of small increases to the personal income tax and sales tax. Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks) said the Property Tax Independence Act would make it easier for those who are struggling financially to stay in their homes. Chuck Nichols reports, story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Maloney Comments on PA Farm Show - 1/10/2013
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The 97th annual Pennsylvania Farm Show is underway in Harrisburg. The event is the largest indoor agricultural exposition in the United States, and features more than 6,000 animals, 10,000 competitive exhibits, and 300 commercial exhibitors. Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks) said the farm show is a great opportunity for the next generation of farmers to demonstrate their talents. The Farm Show runs through Saturday, January 12. Admission to the Farm Show Complex is free. Chuck Nichols reports, story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Maloney Hosts Policy Committee Hearing on Challenges Facing Businesses in Pennsylvania - 8/22/2012
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The House Republican Policy Committee met recently in Reading to discuss the challenges that are limiting business growth in the Commonwealth. The Committee heard testimony from local businesses about what the government can do to spur the economy and stimulate job creation. Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks), who hosted the hearing, said lawmakers must seek to eliminate burdensome regulations which stand in the way of economic development. Mike Davies reports, story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Maloney’s Constitutional Amendment to Shield Residences from Property Taxes Unanimously Approved by State House - 5/3/2012
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Legislation to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow the exclusion of up to 100 percent of the value of a principal place of residence from property taxes was unanimously approved by the state House this week. Sponsor of the bill, Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks) said this begins the process to remove the constitutional hurdles that have prevented the passage of legislation to fully protect Pennsylvania homeowners from the burden of skyrocketing property taxes. Mike Davies reports, story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Maloney Bill to Expand the Homestead Exemption to Cover the Full Assessed Value of Homes Moves to Full House - 4/4/2012
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Legislation to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution so that principal places of residence can be completely excluded from school property taxes was approved this week by the House Finance Committee in Harrisburg. Sponsor of House Bill 2300, Rep. David Maloney (R-Berks) said his legislation would increase the existing homestead tax exemption to cover the full assessed value of an owner occupied residential property and ensure that Pennsylvania homes can be protected from rising school taxes. Mike Davies reports, story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Maloney Invites the Public to a Town Hall Meeting on Efforts to Control and Eliminate School Property Taxes - 8/25/2011
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Local state lawmakers have scheduled an upcoming town hall meeting to update Berks County taxpayers on recent efforts in Harrisburg to reduce or eliminate the use of school property taxes in Pennsylvania. Rep. Dave Maloney (R-Berks) will be hosting this public event. Mike Davies reports, story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. David Maloney Comments on House Passage of Budget - 6/30/2011
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The Pennsylvania House has passed a $27.15 billion spending plan, completing the budget before the constitutional deadline of June 30. The budget includes no tax increases, and reduces overall spending from the previous year for only the 3rd time in 40 years and Rep. David Maloney (R-Berks) said that he was pleased with the final product. Chuck Nichols Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Maloney Comments on Possible Improvements to Fix Problems with Dangerous Intersections in Oley Township - 5/13/2011
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Local lawmakers met with representatives of PennDOT this week to voice their concerns about needed improvements to intersections along Route 73 in Oley Township where traffic accidents have recently claimed lives. Rep. David Maloney (R-Berks) said he joined other legislators Friday in calling for the Department of Transportation to move as quickly as possible to implement changes that will help prevent future tragic accidents. Mike Davies reports, story and stand alone bite available.