Results

Rosemary Brown doesn’t play politics – she works across the aisle to get the kind of results that help our families, seniors, children, and communities.

In fact, by working to bring people together and find common ground, Rosemary has overcome divided government to author and pass 15 of her own pieces of legislation into law – making her one of Harrisburg’s most effective legislators. She has also helped enact countless other initiatives that focus on the issues we care about most.

Senator Brown’s authored laws include:

Helping people save money by authorizing financial institutions to create incentive-based savings programs. (Act 56, 2022)

Fighting the opioid epidemic by limiting the ability of healthcare providers to prescribe more than seven days of an opioid drug to a patient in emergency or urgent care. (Act 122, 2016)

Helping save young lives by establishing a new AED program to assist schools in making AEDs available at school buildings and facilities. (Act 35, 2014)

Making our roadways safer by requiring the hands-free use of interactive mobile devices while driving a motor vehicle. (Act 18, 2024)

Promoting financial literacy by rewarding students who successfully complete a course in financial literacy with credits toward their graduation. (Act 91, 2019)

Standing up for the rights of HOA homeowners by expanding the investigation authority of the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office to hear complaints and conduct mediation of disputes regarding planned communities, cooperatives, and condominiums (Act 17, 2081); and by establishing new voting standards for Board elections and by-laws changes in condominiums, cooperatives, and planned communities. (Act 115, 2022)

Helping keep our communities safer by increasing flexibility for local governments, emergency medical service providers, and fire companies in EMS decision-making. (Acts 139, 140 and 141 of 2014)

Making local government more transparent by requiring school districts to publish e-mail addresses for each member of the board of school directors on their websites. (Act 84, 2020)

Promoting early childhood health and learning by amending the school code to provide for pre-kindergarten vision screening. (Act 122, 2020)

Combatting Alzheimer’s Disease by establishing the Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Related Disorders Office and Alzheimer’s, Dementia and Related Disorders Advisory Committee. (Act 111, 2024)

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