Senator Ray Musto

Pennsylvania State Senate

The Pennsylvania State Capitol Building

Biography Who we serve Committees Online News District Office Press releases

 

Legislative
General Assembly
PA Power Port
Session information
 
Useful state links
PennDot Driver & Vehicle Services
Pa Dept of Revenue
PA Dept of State
PA Dept of Aging
PA Department of Education
PHEAA-student aid
Fish & Boat Comm.
Game Commission
Civil Service 
PA Lottery results
Birth/Death Records
Apostile certification
Teacher certification
Do not call list
 State Capitol Tours
Unclaimed property
Useful Federal links
Internal Revenue
Social Security
COBRA  information
Passport information
 

 

 

Greater Hazleton air cargo airport study released

Audio comments  Report online

Senator Musto "live" on the Sam Lesante show

For a copy of the report, contact Senator Musto's office

Senator Musto tours newly renovated Hazleton General Hospital Intensive Care Unit

With the help of a grant from the state Department of Health, Hazleton General Hospital unveiled a new state of the art ICU unit. Renovations included a facelift to 12 patient rooms, redesigned nursing stating,  automated doors at the entrance and an updated computer system.
Pictured:  Kim Colvell, ICU nurse manager, staff nurses, Senator Musto, and Jim Edwards CEO

 

Gov. Ed Rendell enacted state Senator Raphael J. Musto’s legislation calling for a voter referendum on a $400 million bond for construction, rehabilitation, and improvement of Pennsylvania’s drinking water supplies and sewage treatment systems.  full release and photos  Audio
 
State Senator Ray Musto  was sworn in to Governor Edward G. Rendell’s 30-member Sustainable Water Infrastructure Task Force.  Magisterial District Judge Fred A. Pierantoni III, Pittston, administered the oath of office in Senator Musto’s district office in Pittston.   “I am honored to serve on this prestigious task force and determined to help Pennsylvania chart a new course that will amply provide for our water and wastewater needs for many years to come,” Musto said  full release

Budget Secretary certifies property tax relief monies

Senator Ray Musto was pleased to hear that Budget Secretary Michael J. Masch announced the state will provide nearly $800 million in statewide property tax relief this year, marking the beginning of historic property tax relief in the commonwealth. The total includes more than $660 million from the state’s Property Tax Relief Fund.   Hear Senator's comments    Full story on Secretary Masch's announcment

The EPA reported that CSOs continue to be a major water pollution concern for cities and that it would cost $54.8 billion to control all the CSOs in the U.S.  The estimate for Pennsylvania alone is $4.6 billion. Senator Musto's opinion and video
 

See our Senate wrap-up  for recent actions of the legislature.

archived articles

This site last modified on 08/15/08

For comments on this site
e-mail afilipini@pasenate.com

District office:

81 S. Main Street
PO Box 786
Pittston, PA  18640

570-654-1483
800-280-4277 Toll free
570-826-5470 (fax)

musto@pasenate.com


Harrisburg office:

Senate Box 203014
Harrisburg, PA 17120


717-787-7105
717-783-4141 (Fax
)

 Audio corner

A PA Moment Radio Show