After working throughout the summer to find the $2.3 billion in revenue needed to fill the shortfall in this year’s budget and cover the debt carried over from last year, the work group that I assembled did just that. House Bill 453, the fiscal code to the state budget, proposes to use surplus revenue -- taxpayer money being held in various government reserve accounts -- to cover these costs without the need to raise taxes or borrow against our children’s future. Following passage in the House, the bill moved to the Senate on concurrence.
I recently had the pleasure of joining the Adams County Chamber of Commerce at the grand opening for yet another Adams County winery. Buddy Boy Winery, located at 777 Baltimore St., Suite 112, Gettysburg, opened on Aug. 31. Congratulations to owners William and Coreena Warner!
After working throughout the summer to find the $2.3 billion in revenue needed to fill the shortfall in this year’s budget and cover the debt carried over from last year, the workgroup that I assembled did just that. We successfully argued for our funding plan on the House floor. House Bill 453 would use surplus revenue – taxpayer money being held in various government reserve accounts --- to cover these costs without the need to raise taxes or borrow against our children’s future. The measure now goes to the Senate on concurrence.

Pa State Rep. Dan Moul expresses his support for the Taxpayers' Caucus Budget.
To watch the 9/5/17 news conference concerning the Taxpayers’ Budget, click here.

Pa. State Rep. Dan Moul Expresses Concern about Regulatory Overreach by Susquehanna River Basin Commission at Public Hearing - Claims exorbitant fees, fines are placing a heavy burden on businesses, municipalities and taxpayers.

Recently, I joined Rep. Seth Grove (R-York) on WITF’s Radio Smart Talk where we discussed the plan put forth by a work group of rank-and-file House members to fill the more than $2 billion shortfall in this year’s state budget.  Our plan would tap taxpayer money already paid in and sitting idle in various state government surplus accounts.  Our plan, The Taxpayers’ Budget, is preferred over a Senate plan that would tax utilities such as home heating fuel, water, sewer, cable and internet, and borrow against our children’s future.

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