Rep. Maloney held the first meeting of his Sportsmen’s Listening Tour on Feb. 27, at Yoder’s in New Holland, and the results were very encouraging. Folks are concerned about private property rights and encounters with Pennsylvania Game Commission employees. Maloney’s listening tour is a series of strategically-placed LIVE forums to acknowledge the issues that Pennsylvania sportsmen and women are facing.
My staff and I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!
We had a great event that was the fruition of a collaboration between the Brandywine School District and the Berks County Chapter 131 Vietnam Veterans. The veterans group approached the school and asked if they would be willing to fly the POW-MIA flag along with the American flag and the school district agreed. I provided the flags that will now fly at each of the district’s schools. While I sponsored the law requiring PA state buildings and property that fly the US flag to also display the POW-MIA flag, schools are not required to do this, but Brandywine’s officials wanted to do it. This uplifting community ceremony was held at the Brandywine Heights Middle School.
Rep. Maloney is interviewed by CBS-21 on the need for the General Assembly to investigate to attempted assassination of President Trump in Butler on July 13 and House Resolution 501.
House Game and Fisheries Chairman David Maloney and his grandsons toured Blue Marsh Lake in the PGC’s new Boston Whaler Guardian 210 law enforcement boat.
Rep. Maloney wishes his father happy birthday!
House Game and Fisheries Chairman reminds folks Safety on the Water should come first as the height of the boating season approaches
Game and Fisheries Chairman Rep. Maloney traveled to Columbia County to stock trout with Rep. Robert Leadbeter. It was a bit cold, but opening day for trout in Pennsylvania was just hours away.
Rep. David Maloney spoke at the Good Friday Memorial in Reading for Vietnam Veterans, POW/MIAs and Families.
Rep. Maloney, chairman of the House Game and Fisheries Committee, joined staff from the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission’s Pleasant Gap hatchery and stocked waters from Berks to Montgomery counties with Brown, Rainbow and Golden trout.
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