Senator Greenleaf visits the Horsham Township Police Department to see the new Emergency Operations Center purchased through a $5,000 Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development grant sponsored by the Senator.  The center will serve as the primary emergency management location during any natural or man-caused disaster.  In the photo, Chief of Police, Robert H. Ruxton (left) speaks with Senator Greenleaf.  Seated are Radio Dispatchers Geoff Sweezy (front) and Andrew D'Arcy.
 

December 17, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf reads a story to children at Jolly Toddlers Early Learning and Childcare Facility in Southampton. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.) 

December 8, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf recently presented checks for over $2 million in H2O PA Grants to five municipal water authorities within the 12th Senatorial District.  The funding will be used for various water infrastructure projects and wastewater facility improvements. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.)
 

November 13, 2009—Senator Greenleaf reads to a pre-kindergarten class at the Goddard School in Horsham. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.) 

November 12, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf visits the Dresher Hill Health and Rehabilitation Center in Fort Washington to present certificates to seniors 90 years of age and older. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.)

October 29, 2009 - State Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf (R, Montgomery, Bucks) spoke during a ground breaking ceremony for renovations to the North Wales SEPTA station.  The project is being funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.) 

October 22, 2009—Senator Greenleaf attends a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Southampton Free Library to introduce a new elevator for which the Senator sponsored a Department of Community and Economic Development grant.  Also, plans were announced for future renovations.  From left are Library Trustees, Bunny Riehl, Lorraine Rice, and Norman Remer; Senator Greenleaf; Library Director, Kimberly Ingram; Township Supervisors, Walter Stevens and Lola Biuckians; and Library Trustees Darlene Starr and Marie Brindisi.
 

October 2009—Senator Greenleaf enjoys a day of paddling Pennsylvania’s Lehigh River.  In 2005, the Senator helped obtain federal funding to relocate a public access road on top of Francis E. Walter Dam as well as worked with the Army Corps of Engineers to help provide for more water releases from the dam to benefit white water rafting and recreation. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.) 

September 30, 2009—Senator Greenleaf and fellow Pennsylvania Senators attend the Keystone International Livestock Expo Draft Horse Show at the Farm Show complex in Harrisburg.  From left, Senators Erickson, Vogel, Browne, Eichelberger, Ward, Pileggi, Waugh, Greenleaf, and the Acting Secretary of Agriculture, Russell Redding.
 

September 29, 2009—Senator Greenleaf and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at a meeting of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry.
  

September 9, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf presented the residents of Spring House Estates with a $10,000 DCED grant used to purchase new fitness equipment.
 

On a sunny August afternoon, Senator Greenleaf once again hosted a Community Night for the constituents of the 12th District in Lukens Park, Horsham Township.  Nearly 1,500 people gathered to take advantage of the vendors from various state agencies and the services offered by the Senator’s district office staff.  Children enjoyed a variety of activities including face painting, a clown, and a puppet show.  Everyone seemed to enjoy the opportunity to meet their friends and neighbors and share in a fun and informative evening.  And of course, Senator Greenleaf was on hand to meet with his constituents, hear their concerns, and discuss what’s happening in state government.  We are all looking forward to next year’s Community Night!
 

June 10, 2009 - At the State Capitol, State Senator Stewart J. Greenleaf (R, Montgomery, Bucks) presented a Senate Citation to Michael Palmisano, a senior at Upper Dublin High School, who won the Class AAA Boy’s 1600 Meter Run event at the 2009 PIAA State Track and Field Championship.  Michael also earned second place as a member of the school’s 3200 Meter Relay Team.  From left, Senator Greenleaf; Michael Palmisano; and coaches, Floyd Dinkins and Richard Ames.
 

June 10, 2009 - Senator Stewart Greenleaf on the Senate Floor with the members of the Central Bucks South High School Track and Field Team who won the Class AAA Boy’s 3200 Meter Relay event at the 2009 PIAA State Track and Field Championship with a time of 7:33:48, a new state record. 

June 4, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf with Sam Kenney, a recent graduate of Lower Moreland High School who completed his senior project as an intern in the Senator’s district office.
 

June 4, 2009—Senator Greenleaf presents Mr. Brian Shannon of Willow Grove, a SEPTA employee, with a Senate Citation in recognition of his outstanding service to disabled or handicapped passengers.

May 28, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf presents his testimony to the House Transportation Committee at a public hearing in Horsham Township on the future of the Willow Grove Joint Interagency Installation.  Seated from left:  Senator Greenleaf, State Rep. Rick Taylor (D, Montgomery), and State Rep. Tom Murt (R, Montgomery).  The Senator is sponsoring a bill to restrict commercial flights at the base. 
 

May 14, 2009 — Senator Greenleaf discusses state issues with residents of Gwynedd Estates during a town hall meeting.
 

May 12, 2009—Senator Greenleaf presents a $200,000 check for a Safe Water Appropriations Grant to North Wales Borough to fund improved storm water infrastructure.
 

April 28, 2009—At the State Capitol, Senator Greenleaf is visited by students from Twin Spring Farm Day School in Ambler and their parents.
 

April 21, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf (far left) and Rep. Murt (right) are visited at the state Capitol by the students of St.  Albert’s School in Huntingdon Valley, PA. 
 

April 18, 2009—Senator Greenleaf spoke during the dedication of the Bryn Athyn Cathedral, Cairnwood Estate, and Glencairn Museum as National Historic Landmarks. (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.)
 

April 18, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf speaks at the season opener for the Southampton Girls Club, a community softball league for girls and young women between 6 and 18 years of age.  The Senator presented the organization with a $10,000 Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development grant for field improvements and the purchase of equipment.
 

April 17, 2009—Senator Greenleaf participates in the opening night ceremonies for Hatboro Little League.  From left, Candace Wischum, tournament sponsor; State Representative Tom Murt (R, Montgomery); Senator Greenleaf; Hatboro Police Chief, Jim Gardner; and Borough Councilman, Bill Tompkins. 
 

March 29, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf and gymnastics team members during the Montgomery County Special Olympics at the Hatboro YMCA.  
  

March 27, 2009—Senator Greenleaf applauds Florence Kaser (standing, right) on her 100th birthday at Luther Woods Convalescent Center.  Also pictured are Edna McNeil (seated front) and Ed Distler (seated back).  (Click on the photo to view additional photos from this event.)

March 24, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf and State Rep. Tom Murt are joined on the Senate floor by the fourth grade students of St. David School in Willow Grove and Monsignor Bolger (far right) who served as Senate Chaplain for the day.  Also pictured are teachers, Ms. Deborah Spinnraker (front left) and Mrs. Joan Schwarz (front right).
 

March 24, 2009—Senator Greenleaf and Monsignor Bolger on the Senate Floor.

March 20, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf, joined by area legislators and local officials, speaks at a news conference at the Horsham Township Building on his legislation to block commercial flights and regulate non-government users of the future Joint Interagency Installation in Horsham Township.
 

March 10, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf is joined by Senate Majority Leader, Dominic Pileggi (far left) and Father Anthony D’Angelico of Our Lady of Good Council Parish in Southampton who served as Senate Chaplain for the day.

February 12, 2009—Senator Greenleaf presents Ambler Borough officials with a $1 million state grant to prepare a portion of the former Keasbey & Mattison site for redevelopment.  From left, John Zaharchuck, Summit Realty; Mary Maxion, Ambler Council Member; John Westrum, CEO, Westrum Development; Sen. Greenleaf; Charles “Bud” Wahl, Mayor, Ambler Borough.

January 27, 2009 - Senator Greenleaf presents Lower Gwynedd Township officials with a $500,000 mock check for the Bethlehem Pike Improvement Project.  Pictured from left are Ernest “Chip” Behr, Board of Supervisors Vice Chairman; Larry Comunale, Township Manager; Kathleen Hunsicker, Supervisor; J. Richard Booth, DDS, Supervisor; Senator Greenleaf; and Edward J. Brandt, Board of Supervisors Chairman.

January 22, 2009—Senator Greenleaf attended the 30th Anniversary Celebration at Southampton Estates. Pictured from left to right are Senator Greenleaf, Anna Hibbert, Ruth Kummerer, and Liz Bartelme, Executive Director.

 

January 10, 2009--Senator Greenleaf attends opening ceremonies following his presentation of a $5,000 Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development grant for Upper Moreland Hoops youth basketball organization.  Pictured from left to right are, Philadelphia Sixers helpers, Senator Greenleaf, State Representative Tom Murt, Sixers mascot, Hip-Hop, and Dave Driscoll, President of Upper Moreland Hoops.