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Bartolotta Announces Nearly $8 Million in Grants for 46th Senatorial District

September 15, 2026

Bartolotta Announces Nearly $8 Million in Grants for 46th Senatorial District

Sen. Camera Bartolotta (R-46) announced today nearly $8 million in state grants have been awarded to communities across the 46th Senatorial District through the Commonwealth Financing Authority’s Local Share Account (LSA) Program. [Read More]

E-news Updates – September 5, 2026

September 5, 2026

E-news Updates – September 5, 2026

In this Update: Shapiro’s Overreach on New State Health Regulations $45,000 Grant to Support Multi-Municipal Planning in Greene County Focus on the 46th Washington County Senior Expo Set for Sept. 24 Historic Settlement with Meta Includes Social Media Protections Help Available Finding a New Job Medicare Questions Answered by PA MEDI Happy Labor Day Shapiro’s […] [Read More]

Bartolotta Announces $45,000 Grant to Support Multi-Municipal Planning in Greene County

September 1, 2026

Bartolotta Announces $45,000 Grant to Support Multi-Municipal Planning in Greene County

Sen. Camera Bartolotta (R-46) announced today the Jefferson Morgan Regional Council of Governments has received $45,000 through the state’s Municipal Assistance Program to update the multi-municipal comprehensive plan for Jefferson Township, Morgan Township, Jefferson Borough and Clarksville Borough. [Read More]

E-news Updates – August 29, 2026

August 29, 2026

E-news Updates – August 29, 2026

In this Update: Washington County Senior Expo Set for Sept. 24 PennDOT Hosting Hiring Events in Washington and Greene Counties Focus on the 46th Bill Protecting Fairness in Women’s Sports Awaits House Action Treasury Launches New Financial Education Hub Avoiding Student Loan Forgiveness Scams Job Opportunities for Nurses at PA Veterans Homes Keystone State ChalleNGe […] [Read More]

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Sep 15

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Thank you to Commissioner Electra Janis for coordinating today's follow-up meeting to keep the conversation going on how Pennsylvania's Mental Health Procedures Act gets implemented.

Building on the discussion we had with Penn Highlands Mon Valley back in June, we widened the focus this time to communication and coordination among the county, hospitals, municipalities and law enforcement. Getting everyone in the same room goes a long way toward making sure there's a shared understanding of the process when it comes to Involuntary Emergency Examination and Treatment (Section 302 of MHPA).

Thanks to everyone who made time to be part of this. Keeping the lines of communication open and continuing to work together matters, especially for situations this difficult, so we can handle them as effectively and responsibly as possible.

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Sep 13

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Here We Go, Steelers, Here We Go!! Super Bowl LXI Champs, you heard it here first!!

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Sep 9

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This evening, PA State Rep. Natalie Mihalek and I had the pleasure of recognizing the Peters Township Police Department for receiving the 2026 NASRO Model Agency Award from the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO).

‼️ The department is 1 of just 11 law enforcement agencies across the United States and Canada to receive this prestigious award for demonstrating excellence in their school resource officer (SRO) programs. To put that into perspective, there are approximately 12,000 law enforcement agencies that provide SROs for schools!

And this award isn't simply based on a nomination. Agencies must meet strict, measurable and documented criteria to qualify. This award was earned.

Thank you to Peters Township Manager Paul Lauer for inviting us to tonight's meeting to honor this outstanding group of officers. Congratulations to the entire Peters Township Police Department on this well-deserved recognition!

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Sep 8

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I was thrilled to present a few proclamations during this evening’s opening ceremonies celebrating the 120th edition of the West Alexander Fair! 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙚𝙚𝙠 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙 𝙎𝙩𝙤𝙥𝙨!

Congratulations to John Hunter, Fair Board President, who was named the 2026 Friend of the Fair. As a devoted fair person for 𝘢𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵 90 𝘺𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘴 - yes, 90 years! - John has contributed countless hours to showcasing the very best of Washington County agriculture. Through his roles as a leader not only within the fair but throughout our entire agricultural community, he has made a profound impact on the lives of many.

In addition, I want to extend a big thank you to outgoing West Alexander Fair Queen Ashlynn Mankey and Princess Kinsey Kraushaar. Ashlynn and Kinsey have served the fair and their community well over the last year. Thank you to Denise Leigh for all of your hard work as coordinator!

Also, a big congratulations to the 2026 West Alexander Fair Queen Keegan Mankey and Princess Morgan Cowden! 👑✨

It was also a pleasure to share the stage with Mary Lea Dutton to recognize the 20th anniversary of 𝗚𝗼𝘁 𝗔𝗴 𝗗𝗮𝘆, a program my amazing staffer, Eric Cowden, plays an integral role in. The program brings second graders from the McGuffey School District to the fair for agricultural education and hands-on, experiential learning.

Finally, I would like to extend my sincere appreciation to the entire Fair Board for their hard work and dedication – President John Hunter, Vice President Nelson Ealy and Secretary Barb Reed – as well as the countless volunteers who have collectively made the West Alexander Fair a success.

The fair is open through Saturday. Be sure to stop and visit the 4-H and FFA members, partake in some great fair food, or visit with friends and family!

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Sep 6

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🥩🥳 Speaking of Route 88, I recently stopped by Fredericktown Butcher Shop to help celebrate 50 years of serving up some of the freshest cuts and produce around!

The shop was established in 1976 by the late Albert Giles, lovingly known as “Mr. Albert,” and his wife, Cynthia. Today, their daughter, Cindy Jean Giles, carries on that family tradition as owner. I was honored to present Cindy Jean with a Senate Citation of Congratulations recognizing this incredible milestone. 🎉👏

Of course, I couldn’t stop by without sampling some of the goods! The mouthwatering fried chicken and famous beef sticks were WOW-worthy! 🤤 And they made sure I tried their smoked coffee - and you can guarantee I left with a bag of those beans! ☕️😋

If you’re traveling along Route 88, Fredericktown Butcher Shop is a MUST-STOP in Washington County. If you haven’t been, go! You’ll thank me later.

Congratulations to the entire Giles family on 50 years of serving our community! Here’s to many more!

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Sep 6

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Thank you to everyone who came out yesterday to help the #CameraCrew clean up litter along Route 88 on Greene County Hill in Jefferson Township!

Together, we filled 51 garbage bags, removed two old tires and a toaster oven, and made our community a little cleaner and safer. 💪

A special thank you to Melonie Ochkie for all of her hard work organizing, and to Fredericktown Butcher Shop for the delicious donuts!

Thank you also to Sheriff’s Deputy Dale Campbell and our amazing Greene County Sheriff’s Department for keeping our crew safe as we worked along the roadway. And a big thank you to our PA State Trooper who provided road flares to alert drivers and remind them to slow down for our volunteers.

I’m grateful to everyone who gave their time and energy to make a difference in our community. What a great team!

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Sep 3

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Congratulations to Greene County Solicitor Robert “Gene” Grimm on receiving the 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝘆 𝗦𝗼𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗶𝘁𝗼𝗿 𝗔𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱 from the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania at its 140th Annual Conference and Trade Show!

Today, I was thrilled to present Gene with a Senate Citation of Congratulations in recognition of this well-deserved honor. Thank you, Gene, for your dedicated service to Greene County and its residents!

📸 Pictured L-R is PA State Rep. Charity Grimm Krupa, Greene County Commissioner Betsy McClure, Greene County Solicitor Gene Grimm, GC Commissioner Jared Edgreen, Rep. Bud Cook, and GC Commissioner Blair Zimmerman

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Sep 2

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🇺🇸 Last month, I had the honor of attending a graveside memorial ceremony at Saint Michael’s Cemetery in Canonsburg to remember First Lieutenant Joseph E. Dubinsky, U.S. Army Air Force, pilot of Taloa, a B-24 Liberator assigned to the 866th Bombardment Squadron.

Lieutenant Dubinsky and his crew were shot down on July 28, 1945. For decades, it was believed he died in the crash. Years later, Japanese historian Shigeaki Mori uncovered eyewitness accounts showing that Lieutenant Dubinsky had survived, been captured and taken to a POW camp in Hiroshima. On Aug. 6, 1945, he lost his life as a result of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

It was especially meaningful to see a piece of Lieutenant Dubinsky’s downed aircraft returned to his family so it could be interred at his gravesite. His nephews were present for the ceremony and shared moving words about their uncle and his service.

Thank you to the VFW Post 191 Honor Guard for the beautiful salute and for helping us properly honor a brave American who made the ultimate sacrifice. May First Lieutenant Joseph E. Dubinsky’s service, sacrifice and memory never be forgotten.

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Aug 30

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Some 📸 from today’s 71st Annual King Coal Parade in Carmichaels 😎 - the #CameraCrew had a blast walking the route with PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity and the Greene County Commissioners!

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Aug 29

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The last week of August traditionally brings the Washington County Farm Bureau (PA) and Greene County Farm Bureau’s Legislative Tour. These are wonderful opportunities for the leadership of each county to highlight important issues facing agriculture, not only in the 46th Senatorial District, but throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the U.S. What I am most thankful for is that this open dialogue is not always just about identifying a problem, but often includes options for solutions.

This year’s conversation revolved around the ever-changing landscape of small, family-owned farms and what it means for them to diversify their businesses, especially if they are looking to bring future generations into the family farm. We must continually focus on reducing government overreach and allowing these farms to remain the economic backbone that we all know they are. There were also updates from the Pennsylvania Game Commission- Southwest Region and its efforts to give farmers a better chance to manage deer herds. The Game Commission’s outreach to the Farm Bureau has been a hallmark of these meetings over the last few years.

I am most grateful for the leadership of both Farm Bureau organizations and especially thankful to the two farms that served as hosts.

In Washington County, Farm Bureau President Lisa Wherry and Legislative Chair Don Carter worked in cooperation with the Washington County Conservation District (WCCD) to host the tour at R&L Farms, located in the rolling hills of East Finley Township. Bobby and Kathy Logue-Ross have a beautiful 250-cow, 330-acre cow-calf operation and have worked very closely with the WCCD to create a wonderful family farm, with Kathy serving as the fourth generation.

In Greene County, Farm Bureau President Harley Gapen and Legislative Chair George Scull gave a great presentation at Crouse Farms, located in Morris Township. Lew and Debbie Crouse manage a beautiful 168-head, 227-acre sheep farm, where they raise lambs for show, meat and wool high up in the hills. This diversified operation speaks to the long and glorious history that sheep farming has in Greene County.

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Aug 26

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I would like to sincerely thank my two summer district interns, Nick Horgan and Allee Hoover! These two outstanding young people have done an incredible job representing my office with professionalism, diligence and a strong work ethic. We are certainly sad to see their internships come to an end, but we are so excited to see where their hard work and dedication take them next!

Nick is currently pursuing his bachelor’s degree in political science and history at Robert Morris University and is expected to graduate next year.

Allee is beginning her sophomore year at Penn State University–Main Campus, where she is studying agricultural and extension education with plans to minor in communications. If Allee looks familiar, that’s because she also served as the 2024 West Alexander Fair Queen!

Thank you both for everything you have done for our office and the people we serve! It has been a pleasure having you on the #CameraCrew. Good luck, Nick and Allee!

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Aug 23

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I appreciated the opportunity to meet with the UPMC Washington Family Medicine Residency Program and speak with residents about the importance of advocacy in healthcare.

For nearly 50 years, this program has trained physicians who serve our region in family medicine, urgent care and emergency medicine. We discussed the challenges facing younger physicians, the impact of legislation and regulations on healthcare, and what we can do to keep Pennsylvania competitive and retain these talented doctors locally.

Thank you to Dr. Monica Speicher and the entire program for the thoughtful conversation and for investing in the next generation of physicians.

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Aug 22

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🚒 🎉 It was an honor to present a Senate Citation of Congratulations to Mount Morris Volunteer Fire Company as they marked 100 years of service to our community during their open house this weekend.

Since 1926, the Mount Morris Community Volunteer Fire Company has served Perry Township and nearby areas, answering calls for fires, accidents, storms, and medical emergencies at all hours.

I was grateful to have my staff member, Eric, there on my behalf to present the citation to Fire Chief Kris Osecky and recognize this incredible milestone.

Our volunteer firefighters often go above and beyond, sometimes risking their own safety to protect their neighbors. They also teach young people, guide new firefighters, promote public safety, and are a vital part of our community.

Thank you to every member, past and present, for your tireless dedication over the past century. Your hard work has earned the respect and gratitude of everyone you serve. Congratulations on 100 years, and here’s to many more!

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Aug 22

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I recently met with Dan McCarthy from Just Harvest, a Southwestern PA group that works to fight hunger and improve access to healthy food. Amy Salmon, a longtime advocate for healthy food access and one of my constituents, also joined us for the conversation.

We talked about making healthy, affordable food more available for families in our communities. We also discussed bipartisan legislation currently being proposed to strengthen security for EBT cards and help protect families from having their benefits stolen.

This is a serious problem. In 2024, the Office of the State Inspector General reported that over $15 million in SNAP benefits were stolen using illegal devices on point-of-sale terminals to steal EBT card information.

I appreciate Dan and Amy sharing their perspectives with me.

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Aug 20

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I recently met with Washington School District leaders and PA State Rep. Tim O'Neal to talk about the challenges our students and educators face, and most importantly, how we can work together on practical solutions.

We talked about school safety and security, the increasing need for mental health resources, transportation issues, and ways to help students connect with workforce and career opportunities.

I was especially glad to see attention given to students who might not go straight to a four-year college but want to work, learn new skills, and build a successful future. Often, they just need the right chance and some support to succeed.

Thank you to Superintendent Alisa King, Assistant to the Superintendent and Curriculum Director BJ Mihelcic, High School Principal Roylin Petties, Junior High Principal Lou Magnotta, K-2 Principal Nicole Bockstoce, and Director of Facility Maintenance Jason Sonson for meeting with us and sharing your honest thoughts.

I would also like to thank Lena Hannah of Intermediate Unit 1 for facilitating the discussion.

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Aug 18

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The Redevelopment Authority of the County of Washington (RACW) has been serving our community in many ways since its establishment in 1956, and I was honored to recognize their 70 years of service with a Senate Citation of Congratulations.

Pictured with me are Rob Phillips, Senior Economic Development Director, and Robert Griffin, Executive Director, who accepted the citation on behalf of the RACW.

Rob and Robert also took the time to update me on the important work RACW is doing throughout Washington County and their future goals to support our communities and strengthen economic development.

Thank you both for meeting with me and, most importantly, for your continued dedication to the residents of Washington County. Congratulations to the entire RACW team on this incredible milestone! 🎉

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Aug 16

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This weekend we kicked off the 228th The Washington County Agricultural Fair, Inc. to a packed house, and I was delighted to present the 2026 Fair Person of the Year award to Lee and Shirley Bedillion!

Their Senate Certificate reads in part, “…have contributed countless hours showcasing the best of Washington County agriculture. Their kindness and willingness to volunteer have made them pillars of the community and exemplary representatives of the spirit of the Washington County Fair.” I couldn’t agree more!

👑 A big congratulations to the 2026 Fair Queen, Grace Hutchinson, and Fair Princess, Gianna Smoyer! And a huge THANK YOU to outgoing 2025 Washington County Fair Queen Charlotte Magon. I look forward to hosting Grace in Harrisburg soon!

Thank you to President Todd Richards and the entire Washington County Fair Board for a wonderful kickoff! The fair runs through Saturday, so be sure to check the schedule and make plans to enjoy all it has to offer.

And don’t forget — you can park at the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum and take part in a 114-year-old tradition by riding a trolley over to the fairgrounds! 🚋🎡

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Aug 14

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🚋🎀✂️ Just like the refurbished trolleys, the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum isn’t standing still - it’s keeping schedule and making its next stops! I had the absolute joy of joining the museum for its latest milestone: cutting the ribbon on its beautiful new pavilion, which I have always considered Washington County’s crown jewel.

This new space will be important for both the Museum and our community. Families, schools, organizations and visitors now have another place to gather, celebrate, enjoy a picnic, find shelter from the weather and make memories. As we experienced today, a pavilion is especially useful on those rainy August mornings! ☔️

I especially love the vintage Butler Short Line Brown Shelter waiting station from around 1910, which was moved to just outside the pavilion last week, and the 1950s antique light fixture illuminating the middle of the pavilion. These touches make this place truly special.

None of this would be possible without the amazing people working behind the scenes. The Museum’s volunteers are its heart. Over 200 volunteers give more than 30,000 hours each year to preserve the trolleys, care for the campus, and share their love of history with future generations. I am truly grateful for all they do.

Congratulations to everyone at the 𝗣𝗲𝗻𝗻𝘀𝘆𝗹𝘃𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗮 𝗧𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗲𝘆 𝗠𝘂𝘀𝗲𝘂𝗺! I look forward to seeing all the memories that will be made under this pavilion in the years ahead. 🚋❤️

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Aug 14

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🎡🐄🍦 There’s no better way to wind down the dog days of summer than spending a night at the Greene County Fair! This Fair is such an important part of our community, and I loved taking in all the sights, sounds, smells and, of course, sweets tonight at the Greene County Fairgrounds.

I also had the opportunity to stop by the 4-H & FFA Market Lamb & Steer Sale. Congratulations to all of our local 4-H and FFA youth exhibitors on a fantastic week! The time, dedication and hard work these young people put in deserves to be celebrated. A special thank you as well to all of the businesses, families and community leaders who came out to support them at the livestock sale. Your support means so much.

‼️But a very special moment of the evening was one that no one expected! Greene County Commissioner Jared Edgreen, joined by Commissioners Betsy McClure and Blair Zimmerman, surprised the crowd with the announcement of $400,000 in funding to help replace the roof on the Arena Barn.

This is a project the Greene County Commissioners have been working hard to make happen, and I was proud to champion it in Harrisburg on behalf of Greene County. When I was asked to help, I knew how important this facility is, our agricultural families and especially the young people who work so hard to showcase their livestock here each year.

Thank you to Commissioners Edgreen, McClure and Zimmerman for their unwavering commitment to the community we all love. It was an honor to be part of this very special surprise tonight!

The Greene County Fair runs through Saturday, so there’s still plenty of time to come out and enjoy everything the fair has to offer!

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Aug 13

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🎀✂️ The former Ave Maria School in Ellsworth is starting a new chapter, bringing fresh opportunities for students with special needs in the 46th District.

This week I attended the ribbon cutting for the new Ellsworth Merakey school, which will soon open its doors to students and their families. This school, licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education, will offer autism support, emotional support and therapy services for students who need them.

I met the new staff, learned about the services they will offer, and saw how this great resource will help families across the district.

Congratulations to Tara Quinn, Executive Director of Operations, Rachel Fike, Education Director, and their entire team for bringing this important resource to our community. I am also so excited for Mayor Bernard Kubitza and Ellsworth Borough for this great addition. Most of all, congratulations to the families and students who will benefit from the support and opportunities this school offers.

Thank you to Jeff Kotula, President of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce, and the Chamber staff for hosting the ribbon cutting and helping us celebrate this exciting new chapter for Ellsworth.

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Aug 13

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Christina, a resident of the 46th District, reached out to my office with a heartfelt request: would we join her family and community in wearing RED today to show our support for her brave little girl?

Of course, we said YES. ❤️

Today, we are wearing red for 4-month-old Giovanna “Gia” Casanova ( @babygfollowme ), who will undergo open-heart surgery to repair an ASD and VSD.

After spending most of her young life in the NICU and already facing several surgeries, Gia has shown incredible strength. Today, as she faces her biggest surgery yet, we want her family to know that they are not alone.

Let’s fill this day with as much support as possible and show this beautiful little girl just how many people are standing in her corner. ❤️

#WearRedForGia
#TeamGia

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Aug 12

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🎀✂️ This is one ribbon cutting that was right on time! ⏰ I joined Peters Township officials and community members for the ribbon cutting of the new Main Street Clock, located at the entrance to the Municipal Building on East McMurray Road.

This great new addition to the community was made possible with help from the Washington County Chamber of Commerce / Tourism and Promotions Agency through its 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗦𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗶𝘁 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺.

To celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday, 33 communities in Washington County have received American Spirit Grants for projects that honor our local history and spirit. From the new clock in Peters Township to Canonsburg’s new mural, these projects are making our communities more welcoming and lively.

Congratulations to Peters Township, and thank you to everyone who made this project possible. I’m proud to see our communities join together to celebrate America’s 250th birthday and show what makes Washington County a great place to live, work, and visit.

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Aug 7

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I recently brought together representatives from PennDOT and Speers Mayor Timothy Herd and Borough staff to discuss the future of the Arentzen Bridge. This bridge is the only access point to a portion of the Speers Industrial Park that is home to major employers including GE Vernova, TechnipFMC, National Polymers, and others.

We talked about the bridge’s current condition, possible funding options, and what a long-term strategy to replace it would look like. The bridge is not at risk of closing right now, but making sure it can safely handle heavy truck traffic is important for protecting jobs and supporting our local economy.

I’m grateful to PennDOT for meeting with Borough officials and helping us find a clear way forward. I also want to thank Mayor Tim Herd and the Borough’s leaders for their ongoing support. My office will keep working with everyone involved to make sure this important bridge stays open until we can build a permanent replacement.

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Aug 7

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💜👑☔️ Congratulations to our outgoing 2025 Miss Rain Day, Camryn Hawfield, on an incredible year as an ambassador for the 46th District. Thank you for your outstanding leadership and for representing your community with such grace and pride. You have made Greene County proud!

And a heartfelt congratulations to Miss Rain Day 2026, 𝗦𝗼𝗽𝗵𝗶𝗮 𝗙𝗮𝗱𝗱𝗶𝘀! It's especially exciting to see Sophia return to the Rain Day stage after serving as a crown bearer in 2018! I can't wait to watch all that you'll accomplish during your year as Miss Rain Day.

Congratulations as well to all of the talented young women who participated in this year's Miss Rain Day Pageant. You each did an outstanding job and should be proud of your hard work and accomplishments.

📸 A few of the pictures are courtesy of the Miss Rain Day Pageant Facebook page, thank you!

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Meet Camera Bartolotta

Senator Camera Bartolotta, representing Beaver, Greene, and Washington counties since 2014, has authored laws on domestic violence, farming, COVID-19 relief, healthcare funding, water supply protection, ride-sharing, worker safety, and school bus protection. She currently serves on the Senate Republican Leadership team as Majority Caucus Secretary, co-chairs the Gas and Oil Caucus, and co-founded the Criminal Justice Reform Caucus. She is a proud mother of two and has two grandchildren, Florence and Rosella.

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