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In This Update:

• Honoring Local Eagle Scouts
• Lingohocken Fire Co. Members Honored for a Lifesaving Response
• Funding for Middletown Township Projects
• New Medical and Health Professional Loans Support Graduate Students
• Honoring Those Who Gave All

Honoring Local Eagle Scouts

This month, I had the privilege of honoring three outstanding local young leaders with citations from the Senate of Pennsylvania in recognition of earning the highest rank available in Scouting America—Eagle Scout. Only attained by a small percentage of all Scouts, this monumental achievement represents the great sacrifice and tremendous efforts that have been made by these young men.

Evan Wicke, Troop 147

Evan has served his troop as Instructor, Assistant Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader, and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. For his Eagle Scout community service project, Evan removed and replaced fencing, installed a gate and cleaned up the area at a local garden.  

Luke Bruzas, Troop 354

During his time in the troop, Luke has ascended through the prominent positions of Den Chief, Patrol Leader, and Assistant Senior Patrol Leader. He completed the refurbishment and expansion of the Storybook Stroll in Tyler State Park to give back to his community during his Eagle Scout project.

Conner Kuryluk, Troop 29

Conner’s leadership roles within his troop were Bugler and Quartermaster. For his Eagle Scout community service project, Conner collected, sorted, and delivered personal hygiene products to the Salvation Army in Levittown. Conner also obtained a secure receptacle for further donations to be made, which is now located in the lobby of the Salvation Army.

Lingohocken Fire Co. Members Honored for a Lifesaving Response

I was proud to join Lingohocken Fire Company for their annual awards dinner and help recognize members involved in a lifesaving response this past December.

On December 21st, 2025. Deputy 35, Engine 35, and Engine 95, responded with Central Bucks Emergency Medical Services and Buckingham Township Police Department to a cardiac arrest call in Buckingham Township. Thanks to their quick action and teamwork, the patient is alive and well today.

Congratulations to Assisting Chief John Bailey, Duane Smith, Robert Flowers, Mike Sullivan, Dennis Kilfeather, Mike Squillace, Jack Prince, Jack Kukulya, and Pierson Stallings for their outstanding service and dedication to the community.

Funding for Middletown Township Projects

Rep. Hogan and I are proud to announce that over $2.8 million in grant funding has been awarded to projects based in Middletown Township from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) through the federal Transportation Alternatives Set-Aside Program (TASA).

The projects receiving funding are as follows:

  – The Bucks County Planning Commission has been awarded $1.4 million to construct the Frosty Hollow Trail in Middletown Township, connecting Frosty Hollow Park and Upper Orchard Park.

  – Middletown Township has been awarded $1.5 million to construct three new sidewalk segments to close critical gaps along Woodbourne Road. The project will provide a continuous, ADA-accessible pedestrian route linking residential areas, the Woodbourne SEPTA Station, and Oxford Valley Mall, improving safety and connectivity for commuters, visitors and residents.

New Medical and Health Professional Loans Support Graduate Students

The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency has launched a new Medical and Health Professional Loan Program to support graduate students in medical, dental, veterinarian and health professional studies.

The program features deferred repayment during residency, fellowship, internship, research and other clinical training, and the potential for reduced reliance on co-signers. This initiative helps fill critical, specialized positions to serve citizens across the commonwealth.

Medical students can apply here. Other health-related students can apply here.

Students pursuing advanced degrees in other areas of study can apply here.

Honoring Those Who Gave All

Memorial Day is a time to pause as a nation and honor the memory of Americans who left their hometowns and laid down their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice is a debt we can never fully repay. We owe it to them to tell their stories and do our part as citizens of this great nation to ensure they did not die in vain.

There are many ceremonies and parades taking place in the 6th Senatorial District this weekend to honor the heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country.

As of this email, all events are still on. Some may move locations. Please check with the appropriate organization for changes.

Saturday May 23rd:
Penndel-Hulmeville Parade will begin @9am, Due to the weather forecast, the ceremony following the parade will be held in Penndel Borough Hall. As of this email, the parade is still on and the committee is monitoring the weather.

Warrington Township Veterans Affair Committee Memorial Day Ceremony @11am Saturday at the Igoe Porter Wellings Memorial Field, 3095 Bradley Road.

Monday May 25th:
Langhorne American Legion Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade @9am starting at the Jesse W. Soby American Legion Post at 115 West Richardson Ave and will parade through Langhorne Borough.

Bensalem VFW Memorial Day Parade @10 am will begin at Holy Ghost Prep located at 2429 Bristol Pike.

Northampton Township Board of Supervisors and Northampton Township Veterans Advisory Committee Memorial Day Ceremony @9am at Robert H. Dembrowski, Jr. Veterans Memorial Park in Richboro.

Warminster Township VFW Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade @10am will begin in front of the Warminster Township Building, 401 Gibson Avenue followed by a parade ending at the VFW on Louis Drive.

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