State House Policy Committee Joins Fight to Protect Private Property Rights in Allegheny National Forest

A proposed settlement between the United States Forest Service and a coalition of environmental groups will have dire consequences for the local economy, the state’s economy and efforts to gain energy independence – not to mention private property rights.

We must work together to protect our rights and our future.


Attend a Public Hearing

If you are concerned about the long-term effects of this decision, which has not yet been finalized in the courts, join the House Republican Policy Committee for a hearing.

Friday, May 1
10 a.m.

Holiday Inn
Three Flags Ballroom
210 Ludlow St.
in Warren




Among those on the agenda to testify are:


* Congressman Glenn Thompson.
* Harvey Golubock, president and COO at American Refining Group in Bradford.
* Additional industry and economic development representatives.

Due to time constraints, public testimony will not be accepted, but you are welcome to contact my office to share your thoughts or obtain additional information at any time.

I hope to see you at the hearing. Can’t attend?
Watch It LIVE at:
RepCauser.com

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