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Bail Reform Press Conference

October 14, 2026

Following several high-profile murder cases, Reps. Jeremy Shaffer (R-Allegheny), Natalie Mihalek (R-Allegheny/Washington) and Valerie Gaydos (R-Allegheny) announced they are working on legislation that would strengthen the bail process and protect all Pennsylvanians. The three Allegheny County lawmakers made the announcement Wednesday at a press conference at the Moon Township Park.

Exposing the Inequities

March 05, 2024

Rep. Natalie Mihalek exposes the bizarre inequities in the BEFC report with two similar school districts she represents.

Why Are PA Taxpayers Footing This Bill?

March 04, 2024

Rep. Natalie Mihalek asks PennDOT Sec. Carroll why Pennsylvania taxpayers are footing the bill for a company to display travel brochures for other states.

Helping Small, Independent Businesses

February 26, 2024

Rep. Natalie Mihalek asks the Dept. of Insurance how they can help small independent pharmacies avoid being priced out of the market by corporate Pharmacy Benefit Managers.

Is Your Department Ready?

February 22, 2024

Rep. Natalie Mihalek questions Ag Sec. Russell Redding on why certain programs were increased in the budget, and how the department will handle leading the Governor’s proposal for adult use cannabis in Pennsylvania.

Responding to Gov. Shapiro's Budget Address

February 06, 2024

PA State Rep. Natalie Mihalek speaks on the governor's budget address

Department Needs to Face Reality

April 12, 2023

Rep. Natalie Mihalek makes a plea to L&I to come visit her district office to fully understand the UC issues constituents are facing.

Impact on Pennsylvanians' Energy Bills

March 23, 2023

Rep. Mihalek grills DEP on the legal challenges to RGGI regulations and how any revenues from the program will be spent.

Partnering with private industry

March 23, 2023

Rep. Natalie Mihalek questions how the DCNR Office of Outdoor Recreation will be working with private industry.

Student Transportation Funding Cuts Questioned

March 20, 2023

For most students, getting on a yellow school bus with other similarly aged students every morning is just part of their daily routine. But for many it’s not. For too many students across this Commonwealth, as young as kindergarten, they could only wish for this type of luxury. Across Pennsylvania, students are being given a bus pass in lieu of appropriate transportation to and from school. Rep. Mihalek questioned the Department of Education about this issue because the budget proposed by the new governor actually cuts pupil transportation funding.

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