Republican Committee of Allegheny County

Allegheny County residents are already paying enough. Now, some County Council members are considering giving themselves more benefits and a bigger budget while families continue to face rising costs and taxpayers are asked to do more with less. Public service should be about serving the people—not expanding perks for politicians. County government must focus on transparency, fiscal responsibility, and delivering results for taxpayers, not increasing its own spending.

A year after raising taxes 36%, County Council members could soon give themselves more benefits and a bigger budget For the framers of Allegheny County’s new form of government, the citizen legislature they were creating would bring ordinary people into crucial...

Today, we commemorate Juneteenth, a pivotal moment in American history marking the end of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth reminds us of our nation's enduring promise that all people are created equal and entitled to the blessings of liberty. As we reflect on the struggles and achievements of those who came before us, we renew our commitment to freedom, opportunity, and equal justice under the law. Happy Juneteenth as we celebrate the progress made and continue working toward a stronger, more united America.

Join us in wishing Jason a very Happy Birthday!🎂🎁

With the end of the school year comes report cards and Senator Lindsey Williams doesn't want her constituents to know she got a failing grade. The best way for her to get her grades up would be to stop voting against bipartisan legislation that will help her constituents.

Pennsylvania is leading the nation in the fight against Medicaid fraud, and I’m proud of the work our team is doing.

Tune in to Sunday Night in America with Trey Gowdy tonight on Fox News during the 9 P.M. hour to hear me talk about it.

Today we celebrate Flag Day — a day to honor the Stars and Stripes and the values it represents: unity, freedom, and resilience. Proud to recognize Pennsylvania as the first state to officially observe Flag Day as a state holiday as it did starting in 1937. Fly your flag with pride and wave the symbol that unites generations nationwide.