State Representative Tina Pickett shared several community-focused updates via social media on April 10, highlighting grants for public infrastructure and local celebrations.
In Montrose, Medicaid providers claimed a minimum of $7,937 in 2024 for coronavirus-specific HCPCS codes, with 44.1% of those claims made during the peak pandemic years of 2020 and 2021.
In 2024, at least $29,867 in Medicaid claims were submitted in Sayre for services identified by HCPCS codes specific to COVID-19, with 52.6% of those payments occurring during the peak pandemic years of 2020 and 2021.
Pennsylvania State Representative Tina Pickett shared updates between March 31 and April 3 about recognizing constituents’ achievements and supporting local youth programs.
Pennsylvania State Representative Tina Pickett shared updates about Advocacy Day at the state capitol, local agricultural discussions at a farm bureau breakfast hosted by Chris Young on March 27, and promoted Mentored Youth Trout Fishing Day…
Rep. Martin Causer met with Otto-Eldred FFA students at the state Capitol during a leadership conference. The discussion covered agriculture and rural community concerns.
Rep. Martin Causer has urged Governor Josh Shapiro to focus new federal rural health funding on Pennsylvania’s Northern Tier communities facing critical healthcare shortages. The state expects $193 million from a national initiative aimed at improving access and innovation.
Rep. Clint Owlett will host his second annual Future Entrepreneur Summit on April 16 in Mansfield. The event focuses on career opportunities in the trades and includes panel discussions with local business owners.
Larry and Phyllis Hamilton were recognized at an open house marking their retirement from Hamilton’s Maple Farm in Ulysses after more than 45 years of work.
State Representative Martin Causer will be holding satellite office hours on Thursday, March 5.