PA House, Matzie: More than $540K secured for 16th District school repairs, improvements

Robert currently lives with his wife Patty and their daughter. Robert attended Ambridge Area High School. He earned an associate degree from the Community College of Beaver County and a bachelor's degree from Point Park University.

Robert previously worked as a state Senate staff member. 

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Robert F. Matzie is currently a State Representative. He was elected in 2008 and is serving his 8th term. He is chair of the Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure Committee, Chair. He previously served as the mayor of Ambridge from 2003 to 2004. 

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Supported the move of Shell ethane cracker plant to Southwest Pennsylvania which will employ an estimated 600 employees and create thousands of ancillary jobs related to the industry.

Secured $2.5 million from the Pennsylvania broadband development authority to expand high-speed Internet in underserved areas.

- Supported the move of Shell ethane cracker plant to Southwest Pennsylvania which will employ an estimated 600 employees and create thousands of ancillary jobs related to the industry.
- Secured $2.5 million from the Pennsylvania broadband development authority to expand high-speed Internet in underserved areas.

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Passed a bill to make COBRA health insurance coverage available to Pennsylvania businesses with fewer than 20 employees

- Passed a bill to make COBRA health insurance coverage available to Pennsylvania businesses with fewer than 20 employees

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Supports budget funding that will support equipment upgrades, repairs and any other improvements our schools need

Plans to introduce legislation that would require a comprehensive study of PIAA’s organizational structure, policies, and practices, and that would make lawmakers on the Pennsylvania athletic oversight committee, and the state secretary of education permanent to voting members of the PIAA executive board.

- Supports budget funding that will support equipment upgrades, repairs and any other improvements our schools need
- Plans to introduce legislation that would require a comprehensive study of PIAA’s organizational structure, policies, and practices, and that would make lawmakers on the Pennsylvania athletic oversight committee, and the state secretary of education permanent to voting members of the PIAA executive board.

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As of September 30, 2024, Robert F. Matzie’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Robert F. Matzie

Michael is originally from Beaver County, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Center High School. He lives with his wife, Marian, and they raised 2 children. Michael is a volunteer firefighter and attends St. Francis Cabrini Church. He founded the nonprofit organization Crusaders in America, which provides scholarships to high school graduates and underserved youths in sports.

Michael was a mail carrier in Monaca, worked at the former Jones & Laughlin Steel mill, was a construction worker as a member of Local 833 of the Laborers Union, and worked in baggage and operations at US Airways. He also owned Zippy's Bar in Aliquippa.

Michael Perich's campaign for State Representative is his first run for state-wide office. He previously served on a local school board.

As of September 30, 2024, Michael J Perich’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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