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Brown Resolution Supporting Families Affected by Birth-Related Neurological Injuries Passes Senate
The Senate passed Senate Resolution 27, introduced by Sen. Rosemary M. Brown (R-40), to direct the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study the feasibility of establishing a no-fault catastrophic loss fund to provide payments for claims brought as the result of birth-related neurological injuries in Pennsylvania. [Read More]
E-news Updates – May 30, 2025
Paul Miller’s Law: A Victory for Public Safety, 12 Years in the Making This week, I stood alongside Secretary Mike Carroll of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), public safety advocates, and the Miller family to recognize the enactment of Paul Miller’s Law—Act 18 of 2024, which officially takes effect on June 5. As the […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – May 23, 2025
Remembering the Fallen on Memorial Day “Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.” – Unknown This Memorial Day, we pause to honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Because of […] [Read More]
Brown Announces More than $6.2 Million in State Grants for Local Projects
Sen. Rosemary M. Brown (R-40) today announced that more than $6.2 million in state grant funding has been awarded to support vital projects in the 40th Senate district. [Read More]
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✅ PASSED: My resolution to support families affected by birth-related neurological injuries has passed the Senate.
Senate Resolution 27 directs a study on creating a no-fault catastrophic loss fund, aimed at easing the financial burden for families facing these heartbreaking challenges.
This is an important first step toward delivering quicker, more compassionate support. Now, the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee will begin its work!
Paul Miller’s law takes effect this week - June 5th. 📵✋ #holyairball #foryou #discover #distracteddriving #pennsylvania
🎙️ New Episode of “Rosemary Responds” is here!
In this episode, I answer the following questions:
⏱️ 00:18 – What’s the latest on Route 611 between Delaware Water Gap and Portland?
⏱️ 00:57 – Can we eliminate vehicle emissions testing in PA?
⏱️ 1:43 – When does Paul Miller’s Law take effect?
⏱️ 2:30 – My county is reassessing property values—will my taxes increase?
📫Have a question you’d like me to answer in a future episode? Drop a comment below or email me at rbrown@pasen.gov with the subject line “Rosemary Responds.”
Quick stop between meetings at Café Duet in Stroudsburg for a coffee and a catch-up with Mackenzie. ☕️ It was a bit dreary outside, but the cozy vibe here always lifts the mood. ✨
Last week, the Senate passed Senate Bill 9, the Save Women’s Sports Act. You can hear my comments during the bill`s passage.
As a former college athlete, I know the value of fair competition and the life lessons sports teach—leadership, teamwork, and perseverance. Every athlete deserves a level playing field. This bill protects opportunities for biological women and girls in K-12 and college sports, upholding the intent of Title IX.
✅ The bill now heads to the House of Representatives.
Celebrating this incredible woman today—my mom. 💖 This beautiful Mom created this beautiful family!
She lives each day with kindness, faith, love, humility, and compassion—with a humble heart of gold. Love you, Mom!
To all the amazing moms and those who step in as mother figures—never forget the difference you make, how strong you are, and how important you are to so many. Enjoy this special day celebrating YOU!
Honored to stand alongside the Lombardi Trophy today on the Senate floor. It’s a proud reminder of victory for the Philadelphia Eagles and for our Commonwealth.
Always rooting for Pennsylvania! 🏈
Yesterday in Harrisburg, I stood alongside survivors, advocates, fellow legislators, and the Smart Heart Sports Coalition to call for urgent action on Senate Bill 375, Greg Moyer`s Law, my bill to ensure schools are prepared to respond to sudden cardiac arrest.
Rachel Moyer has been a tireless voice for change ever since her son, Greg, tragically passed away at 15 after collapsing during a basketball game with no AED readily available. For years, Rachel and I have worked on this legislation together to make AED readiness standard in schools.
Ran into @therapydoglink and his handler, Rachel, while in Scranton today. 🐾 Link is busy working, helping to provide stress release to students at Lackawanna College as they finish out their semester. 🥰
May is Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease Awareness Month!
I visited Dr. Nicole Chinnici, Director of the PA Tick Research Lab at East Stroudsburg University to talk about how you can protect yourself and your loved ones from tick-borne illnesses.
I was proud to secure funding so Pennsylvania residents can submit a tick for FREE testing 🧪. The results can help guide your doctor if you’ve been exposed to a tick-borne pathogen.
🌐 submit a tick at TickLab.org.
So great to run into Len tonight at the VFW Post 2540. Had to snap a quick photo with him… his shirt made me laugh! 😊
Meet Rosemary Brown
The foundation of my life has always been centered around God, my family, and doing my best each day. While I never promise perfection, I do promise hard work and care for our community with an extremely grateful spirit. This is how I truly try to live my life, but it also makes me a better public servant for you.