State Senator Doug Mastriano, who represents Pennsylvania’s 33rd District and serves as chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Committee, shared updates on March 13, 2026, regarding a soldier’s death at Letterkenny Army Depot, his attendance at a nonprofit groundbreaking event in Gettysburg, and comments on energy regulations in Pennsylvania.
On March 13, 2026, Mastriano posted: “Senator Doug Mastriano Statement on the Tragic Loss of a Soldier at Letterkenny Army Depot HARRISBURG – State Senator Doug Mastriano (R-33), Chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Committee and senator representing the 33rd District, issued the https://t.co/i5Iiu2CtXY”.
Later that day, he highlighted his involvement with local community initiatives: “Yesterday, I had the privilege of attending the groundbreaking for the Shining Stars Therapeutic Riding Program in Gettysburg — a remarkable nonprofit that has been transforming lives through the healing power of horses. For years, Shining Stars has provided therapeutic riding https://t.co/83jsnzC3a8”.
In an evening update, Mastriano addressed state energy policies and resource management: “Catch my second segment on Real America’s Voice! “..refuses (Shapiro) to rollback the regulations and restrictions on our LNG (liquified natural gas) on our oil and our coal…we have some of the best coal in the nation..we should have the cheapest energy in the nation together https://t.co/K4mCnK46LI”.
Senator Doug Mastriano has been recognized for advancing community service through veteran support efforts and legislative measures. He leads both the Senate Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Committee and previously chaired other committees within state governance (official website). His district includes Adams and Franklin counties in Pennsylvania. Through various legislative actions and participation in community programs like Shining Stars Therapeutic Riding Program, Mastriano has maintained a focus on supporting veterans and local residents.
