Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf

This was truly a great honor. The Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce

Retiring Greenleaf recognized for 42 years of service Local, state and federal officals spoke at the Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce event honoring State Sen. Stewart Greenleaf, 79, on Wednesday.

A nice story about the Hatfield board thanking me for my years of service. I'm truly honored.

Hatfield board sends off outgoing Sen. Greenleaf HATFIELD TWP — Township officials have said their thanks to a local lawmaker who has spent the last four decades representing them.

Last night, I was honored at an event held by the BucksMont Chamber of Commerce, "A Night of Appreciation Honoring Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf". I was presented with a citation from Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (presented by his brother, Mike) and a proclamation from the Bucks County Board of Commissioners. Thanks to everyone who attended the event and for your very kind comments.

On Saturday, I participated in the housing of North Penn Volunteer Fire Company's new Ladder 62. Housing ceremonies are an old-time fireman's tradition to celebrate obtaining new equipment. I had the opportunity to ride in North Penn's oldest engine, known as Bertha, a 1929 American LaFrance Metropolitan pumper. The engine was retired in 1958 and sold to a fire company near Tampa, Florida. As North Penn prepared for it's 100th Anniversary in 1988, they set out to track down Bertha and bring her home. Through fundraising efforts, they brought Bertha back to Pennsylvania and painstakingly cleaned and refurbished the engine to all of its 1929 glory.

I was honored to receive proclamations from Hatfield, Horsham, and Lower Gwynedd Townships recognizing the 40 years that I have represented these communities in the Pennsylvania Senate. It has been a great honor to serve all of the 12th District communities in Bucks and Montgomery Counties.

The Governor signed my Safe Harbor legislation into law this afternoon. Thanks to everyone who took part in this fight to protect the child victims of human trafficking. The legislation will take effect in 60 days.

Greenleaf’s Safe Harbor Bill Becomes Law - Senator Stewart Greenleaf Today, State Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf’s Senate Bill 554 protecting the child victims of human trafficking was signed into law.

Greenleaf’s conviction integrity bills extending time limit for post-conviction relief and expanding DNA Testing Signed into Law - Senator Stewart Greenleaf Today, two bills sponsored by State Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf (R, 12) making landmark improvements to Pennsylvania’s Post-Conviction Relief Act and DNA testing laws to ensure conviction integrity were signed into law.

After months in legislative limbo, human trafficking protection bill passes in Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf has said he will sign the bill into law.

The Safe Harbor Bill has been sent to the Governor!! After a long battle, we are finally sending the Safe Harbor legislation to protect the child victims of human trafficking to the Governor to be signed into law. I would like to thank State Sen. Daylin Leach for working with me on this legislation and other bills to combat human trafficking. Click below to watch a video of us discussing the passage of SB 554.

10/17/18 - Passage of Safe Harbor Bill (SB 554) Senator Stewart Greenleaf and Senator Daylin Leach discuss final House passage of Senate Bill 554, legislation that will immunize the child victims of human trafficking from criminal prosecution.

Yesterday, I asked that the Legislature not recess for the session until we pass my Safe Harbor legislation, SB 554. Everyday children are forced or coerced into sexual servitude, and we should not be prosecuting them for crimes they were forced to commit. My legislation would divert these victims from the justice system to the Department of Human Services.

10/15/18 – Safe Harbor in Human Trafficking (SB 554) Senator Stewart Greenleaf urges the House to pass Senate Bill 554, that will immunize the child victims of human trafficking from criminal prosecution.

I have great memories playing football and basketball for Upper Moreland. Those were the days!

Good news for Lower Gwynedd, Horsham, and Hatfield:

$5.9 Million Awarded for Transportation Projects in Montgomery County - Senator Stewart Greenleaf On October 2nd, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) released $5.9 million in Multimodal Transportation Fund grants for projects in Montgomery County.