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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Protected: Commonwealth Court decision on the appeal of the December 24, 2008, interest arbitration award
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Posted in Contract 2008, Pennsylvania State Troopers Association
“The earliest the measure could reach Rendell’s desk is Tuesday. It would take about five more days for the state Treasury to process checks…”
Pa. gov moves to pay workers as budget talks stall
Philadelphia Inquirer - Mark Scolforo, Marc Levy - 3 hours ago
AP HARRISBURG, Pa. – Gov. Ed Rendell outlined a plan Wednesday that holds out the promise of pay for thousands of state workers and government vendors …
2009 TROOPERS COALITION PICNIC
Cancelled According to the DSTA the NTC Picnic has now been “uncancelled”
NATIONAL TROOPERS COALITION PICNIC Continue reading
“The state’s welfare checks…will continue to be sent out…”
Posted on Mon, Jul. 27, 2009
Rendell mulls skeleton budget to pay Pa. workers
MARC LEVY / The Associated Press
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Gov. Ed Rendell said Monday that he will look for a way to speed money to pay for Pennsylvania’s state government operations so that tens of thousands of employees don’t miss more paydays during an entrenched budget impasse. Continue reading
Cambridge Police Incident Report #9005127
Cambridge, MA Police Incident Report # 9005127 in which United States President Barack Hussein Obama accused the police of acting “stupidly”. Continue reading
Posted in United States President
“A new poll of Keystone State voters suggests that second-term governor’s approval rating has dropped to an all-time low.”
July 21, 2009
Poll: New low for Pennsylvania’s governor
Posted: 10:15 AM ET
From CNN Deputy Political Director Paul Steinhauser
A new poll suggests that Gov. Rendell’s approval ratings have reached an all-time low. Continue reading
Protected: The PSTA News Update – July 24, 2009 (Budget Impasse Info)
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Posted in 2009 PA Budget Impasse, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper, PSTA News Update
“That is a scare tactic being used by the Rendell administration,” Sen. John Gordner (R-27) said.
Lawmakers say state police will not be furloughed
Reps: Municipalities having to pay
for state police services unlikely
By Kevin Mertz and Coni Marie Sheridan / Standard Journal
Published: Saturday, July 18, 2009 3:14 AM CDT
HARRISBURG — State House and Senate Republicans are saying the governor’s proposal to eliminate 800 state police troopers, as part of the new state budget, will not happen. Continue reading
“When a speed camera catches a police car speeding, the department checks its records to see who was driving and whether the officer was responding to an emergency…”
Police officers busted by speed cameras get ticket reprieve
By: Alan Suderman / Examiner Staff Writer
July 15, 2009
Four on-duty Montgomery County police officers caught speeding by automated cameras — in two cases driving twice the speed limit — had their $40 tickets thrown out by a county judge. Continue reading
Posted in Maryland Police
“Hani Hanjour, the hijacker who flew an airliner into the Pentagon, had four driver’s licenses and ID cards from three states”
Posted on Fri, Jul. 17, 2009
New burden of identity proof for Pa. drivers
By Michael Matza / Inquirer Staff Writer
As the U.S. Senate heard testimony Wednesday on legislation to toughen proof-of-identity requirements for driver’s licenses, immigration lawyers and officials of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation met in Philadelphia to scrutinize the process of deciding who gets a license here. Continue reading
