NAM letter to Governor Wolf (dated March 22, 2020) urging the Governor to extend the deadline for enforcing his Order regarding the “Closure of All Businesses That Are Not Life Sustaining” (PDF)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 27, 2020
Mr. David N. Taylor
taylor@pamanufacturers.org
717-649-6980
The following can be attributed to David N. Taylor, President & CEO of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association.
The Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association released an economic impact study, analyzing the prospect of two natural gas synthesis plants located in northeast Pennsylvania.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Overly-broad and imprecise business closure order will scramble supply chains, thwart production of life-saving goods, prevent those goods from reaching end users, and unnecessarily inflict lasting economic damage.
March 19, 2020 (Harrisburg, PA) – In response to the executive order issued by Governor Tom Wolf earlier today, Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association President & CEO David N. Taylor made the following statement:
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE:
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY COMMITTEE
February 5, 2020
Room 205, Ryan Office Building Pennsylvania State Capitol
501 N 3rd St, Harrisburg, PA 17120
Governor Wolf announced plans today (Tuesday, January 28, 2020) to renew the push for his “Restore Pennsylvania” proposal. The plan borrows, bonds, and spends $4.5 billion in infrastructure projects throughout the commonwealth, and then implements a new, additional tax on energy production to attempt to fund the payments. The following quotes can be attributed to David N. Taylor, President & CEO of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association.
PMA PAC, the affiliated political action committee of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association, is proud to endorse Judge Christylee Peck and Megan McCarthy King for the Superior Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Testimony before the:
Senate Communications and Technology Committee
Blue Spruce Lodge
1128 Blue Spruce Road
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Submitted by:
David N. Taylor, President & CEO
HARRISBURG, June 5, 2019 — A statewide poll conducted in April concluded that 68 percent of those surveyed are not supportive of proposed legislative action that would increase Pennsylvanians’ electricity rates by at least $500 million every year.