Can you imagine a Pennsylvania where all our residents have the opportunity to experience earned success and upward mobility? Here in Lancaster County, we are blessed to live in a very special place. This is a terrific place to raise a family, recreate, work, and start a business. Sadly, this isn’t the case of every […]
Throughout my time in elected office, I have heard from many constituents expressing deep concern about the rising cost of property taxes and the negative impact this form of taxation is having on them and their families. Many of our neighbors are rightly concerned about housing access and affordability. Many young families dream of owning […]
Kate Aument speech introducing Senator Aument at the Aument for Senate 2018 Campaign Kick-Off. See video here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3aDP1no8TY
Senate Bill 527, sponsored by Senator Ryan Aument, passed the Senate today with strong bipartisan support. The bill will provide the Office of Inspector General with greater authority and independence to investigate and eliminate waste, fraud and abuse of tax dollars. Currently, the Office of Inspector General operates under Executive Order and could be eliminated […]
In the Rotunda of Pennsylvani’s Capitol Building, there are several large murals which were painted as a tribute to Pennsylvania and its history. Four of the canvases are circular and 14 feet in circumference, and four are crescent-shaped and measure 38 feet by 22 feet. The circular canvases represent art, law, religion and science. Three […]
Joining with fellow Lancaster County Senator Scott Martin, Senator Ryan Aument introduced proposals today to provide transparency to the process of negotiating salary and benefits for government and public school employees. Aument cited the importance of ensuring transparency in the collective bargaining process since the results of those deals are ultimately paid by taxpayers and […]
Senator Ryan Aument today announced that when the General Assembly reconvenes in January 2017, he will work to invoke the provisions of Article VI § 7 of the Constitution of Pennsylvania to direct the Governor to remove the Lancaster County Sheriff from public office. “The time has come to act, and if Lancaster County’s Sheriff […]