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E-news Updates – October 9, 2026
What’s Fueling the Price at the Pump? We are all feeling the impact of high gasoline prices at the pump. Understanding what determines those prices requires a closer look at the role of government policies and market conditions. I frequently hear from residents who are frustrated by the cost of filling up their vehicles, so […] [Read More]
Brown: Bill Establishing Animal Abuser Registry Passes Senate
Legislation establishing a statewide animal abuser registry to help prevent convicted abusers from obtaining more animals was approved by the Senate today, according to Senate Animal Protection Caucus co-chair Sen. Rosemary Brown (R-40), who supported the measure. [Read More]
E-news Updates – October 2, 2026
Brown Receives Healthcare Trailblazer Award What an honor to be recognized by City & State Pennsylvania as a 2026 Trailblazer in Healthcare for my work to expand access to maternal healthcare across Pennsylvania. This year, my midwifery modernization legislation was signed into law, which updates licensure requirements for certified midwives, improves collaboration with physicians, and […] [Read More]
Senate Committee Advances Package of Bills to Support Local Clubs and Fire Departments
A package of bills providing much-needed relief to Pennsylvanian’s civic organizations, fire companies, veterans’ groups and other nonprofits that rely on small games of chance were approved by the Senate Community, Economic and Recreational Development Committee today, according to Sen. Rosemary Brown (R-40), who chairs the committee. [Read More]
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This #ThrowbackThursday, we`re going back to 2024 when I enacted Act 14 of 2024, which incorporated the County Code into Pennsylvania’s consolidated statutes to modernize and streamline county government law. ✅
For a full list of bills I enacted throughout my service in the legislature, you can visit SenatorBrown40.com/accomplishments.
I spoke on the Senate floor in support of Aimee’s Law (SB1311), which was approved by the Senate. ✅
This legislation would create a statewide registry of individuals convicted of serious animal abuse offenses, helping prevent convicted abusers from obtaining more animals. ❌
As co-chair of the Senate Animal Protection Caucus, I believe we have a responsibility to take animal cruelty seriously and provide the tools needed to protect animals. 🐾
I am truly grateful for organizations like @awsom_animal_shelter and @camppapillon that work every day to protect animals and find them safe, loving homes. ❤
Today in Harrisburg, I joined my colleagues in turning the Capitol fountain pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 💗
Please remind the women in your life to do their annual screenings. I hope you all take this meaningful reminder of the importance of breast cancer awareness, early detection and supporting those who are fighting this disease, as well as the survivors and families who have been impacted. 🙏🩷
Today, I was the ONLY legislator to stand alongside more than 27 citizen and environmental groups and hundreds of residents from across Pennsylvania at the Capitol for a rally calling for stronger protections surrounding data center development.
I continue to be one of the most vocal advocates for a statewide moratorium on data center development in our commonwealth. I am a co-sponsor of Senate Bill 1359, which would establish a three-year statewide moratorium on hyperscale data center development. I am also the only legislator in Harrisburg to have initiated a vote on this moratorium language.
Thank you to the advocates and residents who came to Harrisburg today to make their voices heard. I will continue working to ensure residents and communities come first.
Such a great day for a worthy cause at the @midvalleyathletics Coaches vs Cancer Rally in the Valley on Saturday! 🩷 So nice to see everyone from the community come together to support.
Very special thank you to my friend Liz O`Brien and Coach Chris for all the amazing work they have done to raise money and awareness to bring the community together not just for a score, but for the greater good of fighting cancer! ❤⚽
I am very honored to be recognized by City and State PA as a 2026 Trailblazer in Healthcare! 🌟
Healthcare has always been a very important part of my work in the legislature, from expanding access to care and supporting families to addressing mental health and advocating for better outcomes across Pennsylvania. 🤝
Earlier this year, my midwifery modernization legislation was signed into law, and I’m proud of the work we’ve done to help strengthen maternal health care access in the commonwealth. 🤰 I also founded and co-chair the Senate’s first Mental Health Caucus because I believe we need to continue making mental health a priority. 🧠
I’m grateful for this recognition and, more importantly, grateful for the opportunity to keep working on issues that affect the health and well-being of Pennsylvanians. ❤
This #ThrowbackThursday, we`re going back to 2022 when I enacted Act 115 of 2022, which updated voting standards for condominium, cooperative, and planned community board elections and bylaw changes.
For a full list of bills I enacted throughout my service in the legislature, you can visit SenatorBrown40.com/accomplishments.
Yesterday on the Senate floor, I introduced Senate Resolution 365, designating September 2026 as Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) Month in Pennsylvania.
This is a cause that hits close to home for me. Several members of my family have been impacted by PKD and, thankfully, received successful kidney transplants from fellow family members.
I’m proud to bring this resolution forward in honor of the many Pennsylvanians impacted by PKD. I hope it helps shine a light on this disease and encourages greater awareness, research and support for those affected.
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.