Frank Burns
Party: Democrat
Office: PA House ( District: 72 )
In local government, Burns served as township supervisor for East Taylor Township. He also represented Cambria County as an elected member of the Pennsylvania Democratic State Committee for more than six years.
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Police/Criminal Justice Reform
From tribdem.com: Burns: Attacks on police should be hate crimes. As Pennsylvania mourns the loss of another trooper killed in the line of duty, the author of a bill to make attacks on police hate crimes said he’s baffled that his proposal hasn’t had-
From pahouse.com: Shortly after I announced my intention last summer to introduce a Blue Lives Matter bill making it a hate crime to assault law enforcement personnel, I was approached by a colleague on the House floor and asked, politely, to change the n
COVID-19 Pandemic Response
From pahouse.com: After weeks of pushing back against the governor’s restrictions on crowd sizes at sporting and other community events, state Rep. Frank Burns, D-Cambria, said the changes announced today mark a “step in the right direction”-
From pahouse.com: Just days after calling for an immediate veto override vote on a bill that would allow spectators at high school sports, state Rep. Frank Burns voted to do just that, even though the effort ultimately fell short of the necessary votes.
From pahouse.com: Months after he and other lawmakers called for easing restrictions on restaurant occupancy, state Rep. Frank Burns said he is encouraged by the governor’s long overdue announcement that indoor dining limits will be increased from 25% to-
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