Thousands of households from across northwestern Pennsylvania participated in a Telephone Town Hall meeting on March 21 co-hosted by Senator Scott Hutchinson to discuss the heroin and opioid epidemic in the region. [Read More]
Pennsylvania’s heroin and opioid epidemic will be the focus of a special Telephone Town Hall meeting set for 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 21, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
More than 100 students and advisors from secondary schools across the 21st Senatorial District had the opportunity to get a first-hand look at legislative and state government operations during a student government seminar hosted by Senator Scott Hutchinson on March 16 at Clarion University. [Read More]
Senator Scott Hutchinson issued the following statement on the proposed $32.338 billion General Fund budget for Fiscal Year 2017-18 that Governor Tom Wolf unveiled before a joint session of the General Assembly on Tuesday. Listen [Read More]
A Venango County sewer project was awarded funding totaling nearly $2.4 million from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST) today (January 25), according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
Senator Scott Hutchinson presented a Senatorial Certificate of Commendation to Emily Scott of Tionesta on Tuesday (January 10) recognizing her as the recipient of a 2017 Pennsylvania Farm Show Scholarship. [Read More]
State Senator Scott E. Hutchinson was sworn into office today (January 3) during a ceremony in the Senate Chamber of the State Capitol to begin his second term representing the 21st Senatorial District. [Read More]
Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati today selected Senator Scott Hutchinson to serve as Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee for the upcoming 2017-18 Legislative Session. [Read More]
Three local organizations were recently awarded state Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) tax credits totaling $151,000, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
Recreation projects in Venango and Warren counties will receive grants totaling $82,000 from the Community Conservation Partnerships Program (CCPP), according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
