The Pileggi Report - 2009

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The "Pileggi Report" is a thirty minute program intended to keep the residents of the Ninth Senatorial District informed on events in the community and important public interests addressed by the Senate in Harrisburg. The program is shown every Wednesday on the following cable outlets:

• Armstrong Cable, Channel 4, Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
• Comcast Cable (Chester County), Channel 66, Mondays at 9:30 p.m.
• Comcast Cable (Delaware County), Channel 76, Wednesdays at 8 p.m.

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August 2009  -  Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi discussed reasons for the lack of progress by the Senate-House conference committee and why state employees should be paid during the ongoing budget impasse.
 

July 2009  -  On this month's program, Senator Dominic Pileggi discussed reasons for the state budget impasse and why raising taxes is not the solution to passing a balanced budget.

May 2009  -  Senator Dominic Pileggi toured the renowned Kinloch Woodworking Company in part two of a series of reports on family-owned woodworking businesses in Chester and Delaware Counties.

April 2009  -  This month's Pileggi Report featured the first of a two-part series on family-owned woodworking businesses in Chester County. This program spotlighted Thomas Furniture Restoration in Kennett Square and Stockton Homescapes in Unionville.

March 2009  -  This month's Pileggi Report featured a conversation with Commissioner Rob Powelson of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, including information on "smart meter" technology and energy-saving ideas.

February 2009  -  This month's program featured Pennsylvania's new Office of Open Records and Executive Director Terry Mutchler. It also included a report on how government reform will continue to be a top priority in the 2009-10 legislative session.