11/17/2011
HARRISBURG – The House State Government Committee held a public hearing at the state Capitol Wednesday on legislation by Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County) to create a Pennsylvania Public Integrity Commission (PIC).
11/14/2011
HARRISBURG – Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County) announced today that he will retire from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives when his ninth term ends next year.
11/02/2011
HARRISBURG – The House Gaming Oversight Committee today unanimously approved two bills that aim to prevent gamblers from leaving their children in the car when they go to casinos to gamble. House Bill 120 and House Bill 121 get tough on parents, guardians and casinos when children under the age of 14 are left abandoned in vehicles while the parent or guardian is in a casino.
10/25/2011
HARRISBURG – Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County), chairman of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, said three more bills that follow the recommendations contained in a report by the statewide grand jury investigating the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) were voted out of committee today.
10/18/2011
HARRISBURG – Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County), chairman of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, said his committee took significant steps today to implement recommendations by the recent grand jury investigating the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB).
10/05/2011
WHAT: Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County), chairman of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, will hold a public hearing at the state Capitol on Wednesday, to hear testimony that represents significant reforms to the state’s gambling industry. The Gaming Control Board Rehabilitation Package is a package of bills to implement the recommendations of the recent grand jury report.
09/12/2011
HARRISBURG -- Rep. Curt Schroder (R-East Brandywine) issued the following statement on the passing of long-time friend, preservationist, environmentalist and community leader Eleanor Morris:
08/22/2011
The Chester County Council of the AFL-CIO presented Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County) with its “Worst Pennsylvania State Representative” award for his history of supporting the individual rights and liberties of workers at the expense of power-hungry union bosses.
08/22/2011
Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County), chairman of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, praised Gov. Tom Corbett for naming William Ryan Jr. as the new chairman of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB).
07/18/2011
HARRISBURG – Responding to reports by constituents about scams targeting senior citizens, Rep. Curt Schroder (R-East Brandywine) is alerting the public about resources available to help the public recognize scams and learn how to avoid becoming a victim.
07/01/2011
Rep. Curt Schroder (R-East Brandywine), who chairs the House Gaming Oversight Committee and who sponsored legislation to prohibit the simulcasting of greyhound racing in Pennsylvania, said his bill is on its way to the governor’s desk.
06/29/2011
Rep. Curt Schroder (R-East Brandywine) voted to pass the first budget to meet the constitutionally imposed deadline in the past eight years. This budget is on time and lives within Pennsylvania’s means after years of overspending under the previous administration.
06/27/2011
Legislation aimed at restoring fairness to the state’s judicial system, also known as the Fair Share Act, is now awaiting the governor’s signature to become law, said Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County).
06/24/2011
Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County), chairman of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, said a House vote Thursday to transfer enforcement funding from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), Bureau of Investigations and Enforcement (BIE), to the Office of Attorney General marked a significant step toward curbing corruption and restoring public trust in Pennsylvania’s gaming industry.
06/20/2011
At a Capitol news conference this morning, Rep. Curt Schroder (R-Chester County) announced he is introducing two bills that will offer real school choice for all Pennsylvania students. Schroder’s approach offers a clear alternative to Senate Bill 1, a school choice bill that has been embroiled in controversy that has left it stymied.