HARRISBURG, March 4, 2014 – Pennsylvanians who have served in the military can now apply for a special driver license identifying them as veterans, state Sen. John N. Wozniak announced today.

“This new drivers license should make it easier for veterans to receive services and discounts intended for them,” Wozniak said. “PennDOT worked with the state Department of Military Affairs to make sure those that apply are validated.”

Harrisburg,  Feb. 4, 2014 – Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2014-15 is lacking in many key areas, state Sen. John Wozniak (D-Johnstown) said today.

“Pennsylvania students, taxpayers, teachers and administrators have had to absorb significant cuts over the past several years,” Wozniak said in referencing Corbett’s cuts of $1 billion in education.

Limited Constitutional Convention Proposed

Johnstown, January 31, 2014 – Saying that it was “time for taxpayers” to have a chance to engage directly in reforming education, state Sen. John Wozniak said he will soon introduce legislation to establish a limited constitutional convention to address school related issues.

BEDFORD, January 22, 2014 – Focusing on tourism and economic development in rural areas, the state Senate Democratic Policy Committee held a roundtable discussion in Bedford today at the request of Sen. John Wozniak.

“I’m happy we could bring the policy committee to Bedford,” Wozniak (D-Johnstown) said.

January 15, 2014 – Today state Sen. John Wozniak said he supports the expansion of a program that helps generate economic growth in cities across Pennsylvania.

“The City Revitalization Improvement Zone (CRIZ) program is an excellent opportunity to generate jobs and breathe life into cities that are struggling,” Wozniak said. “The legislation introduced today would expand the program to benefit more communities than it currently does.”