State Rep. Martin T. Causer
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Recent News About State Rep. Martin T. Causer
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Causer announces property tax/rent rebate clinics across multiple locations
Rep. Martin Causer will continue to host Property Tax/Rent Rebate Clinics for eligible residents in the coming week.
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State grants awarded for McKean County road projects
Rep. Martin Causer and Sen.
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Rep. Causer criticizes UPMC Cole's cutback on childbirth services
Rep. Martin Causer has expressed strong opposition to the recent decision by UPMC officials to eliminate childbirth delivery services at UPMC Cole.
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State awards over half a million dollars in grants for local fire departments
Fire and emergency services in Cameron, McKean, and Potter counties have been granted over $527,000 by the state.
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Rep. Martin Causer hosts tax/rent rebate clinics in Kane and Eldred
Rep. Martin Causer is set to host the annual Property Tax/Rent Rebate Clinics this week in Kane and next week in Eldred.
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Causer critiques Pennsylvania Governor's $51 billion budget proposal
Rep. Martin Causer has expressed his concerns regarding Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed state budget of $51.47 billion, presented before a joint session of the General Assembly.
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Rep. Causer criticizes Governor Shapiro’s $51 billion budget proposal
Rep. Martin Causer has expressed his concerns regarding Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed $51.47 billion state budget, presented to the General Assembly.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers debate impact of proposed energy taxes
Republican lawmakers convened at the state Capitol to discuss the impact of energy policies on Pennsylvania's economy.
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Lawmakers oppose new energy taxes impacting Pennsylvania's economy
Republican lawmakers gathered at the Pennsylvania state Capitol to discuss concerns over proposed energy taxes and their potential impact on the state's economy.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers urge public input on proposed Verizon-Frontier merger
A group of Pennsylvania state lawmakers is encouraging customers of Frontier and Verizon Communications to express their views on the proposed merger between the two companies.
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Lawmakers encourage public input on proposed Verizon-Frontier merger
A group of state lawmakers is urging customers of Frontier and Verizon Communications to voice their opinions on the proposed merger of the two companies.
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Lawmakers encourage public input on proposed Verizon/Frontier merger
A group of Pennsylvania state lawmakers is encouraging customers of Frontier and Verizon Communications to express their opinions on the proposed merger of the two companies.
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Port Allegany Fire Department acquires new equipment with state grant
Chief Mike Johnson of the Port Allegany Fire Department demonstrated new breathing equipment to state Representative Martin Causer.
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Funding announced for McKean County water infrastructure improvements
Rep. Martin Causer and Sen.
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Port Allegany Fire Department receives new equipment through state grant
Chief Mike Johnson of the Port Allegany Fire Department demonstrated new breathing equipment to state Representative Martin Causer.
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Funding announced for McKean County water infrastructure projects
Rep. Martin Causer and Sen.
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Pennsylvania law expands vehicle registration fee reductions for retirees
More Pennsylvania retirees will become eligible for reduced vehicle registration fees starting Sunday, December 15.
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Pennsylvania expands reduced-fee vehicle registration eligibility for retirees
More retirees in Pennsylvania will soon be eligible for a reduced vehicle registration fee due to a new state law.
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Representative Causer responds to service cuts at Bradford Regional Medical Center
With the psychiatric services at Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC) scheduled to cease operations on Sunday, Representative Martin Causer has voiced his concerns regarding the reduction of services.
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Martin Causer returns as chair of environmental resources committee
Rep. Martin Causer, representing Cameron, McKean, and Potter counties in Pennsylvania, will continue as the Republican chairman of the House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee for the 2025-26 Legislative Session.