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**Update 3/23/2020; COVID-19: Shelter in Place for 7 Pennsylvania Counties**
From my colleagues with our Government Relations Group and Capitol Buzz: During the daily COVID-19 update provided by the administration, Gov. Tom Wolf instituted a “shelter-in-place” order for seven counties in the Commonwealth, including those in the Philadelphia region and Allegheny County in western Pennsylvania.
**Update 3/22 on Governor Wolf's Order to Close Businesses**
Just over 24 hours after announcing that all “non-life-sustaining” business must close their physical locations, Gov. Tom Wolf delayed the enforcement of his Executive Order until 8:00 a.m., Monday, March 23. The Governor said in a press release that the Order for “non-life-sustaining businesses” to close physical locations still stands and that businesses applying for a waiver must remain closed until a decision is made about their application.
Pa.'s Budget Process—Making Sense of a Difficult Legislative Puzzle | The Legal Intelligencer
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Kathleen Duffy Bruder: School safety requires trained eye for students' lives
Updated 7 hours ago When it comes to combating school violence, preparation and student safety go hand-in-hand. Pennsylvania lawmakers took that message to heart when they approved $60 million for school safety grants that hinge on districts’ ability to develop thorough plans to keep students, teachers and staff secure. Under Act 44 of 2018, all schools that applied received an initial $25,000 in October. But qualifying for up to an additional $5.975 million is competitive.
School safety requires a trained eye for students’ lives | Opinon
When it comes to combating school violence, preparation and student safety go hand-in-hand. Pennsylvania lawmakers took that message to heart when they approved $60 million for school safety grants that hinge on districts’ ability to develop thorough plans to keep students, teachers and staff secure. Under Act 44 of 2018, all schools that applied received an initial $25,000 in October. But qualifying for up to an additional $5.975 million is competitive.
Kathleen Duffy Bruder: PA schools need to make the most of safety grants
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Pennsylvania Revenue Package Update - Increase in Hotel Tax Now Possible
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Continuing Battle Over Revenue Sources in PA
The Pennsylvania General Assembly continues to battle over revenue sources while the state remains without a complete state budget. And when it seems impossible, things actually continue to worsen with the House and Senate scheduled sessions to begin this afternoon. Over the weekend, the idea of a storage tax was discussed and it now seems to be more of a reality than a week ago. And this tax is allegedly to replace a Marcellus shale production tax.
A Tale of Two Cities: The Demise of Pittsburgh’s Paid Sick Leave Ordinance and the Durability of Philadelphia’s
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