Rep. Topper's interview on Appropriations Hearings.
Feb. 20, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper gives an overview of the week's Appropriations Budget hearings.
2020-21 Budget Hearings: Topper Questions Dept. of Corrections
Feb. 20, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper spoke with members of the Pa. Department of Corrections during the House Appropriations budget hearings.
2020-21 Budget Hearings: Topper Questions Pa. State Police
Feb. 20, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper spoke at an Appropriations Committee hearing with members of the Pa. State Police.
2020-21 Budget Hearings: Topper Questions Dept. of Labor and Industry
Feb. 19, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper spoke at an Appropriations Committee hearing with the PA Department of Labor and Industry.
2020-21 Budget Hearings: Topper Questions Dept. of State
Feb. 19, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper spoke at an Appropriations Committee hearing with the PA Department of State.
2020-21 Budget Hearings: Topper Questions Dept. of Military and Veterans
Feb. 19, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper spoke at an Appropriations Committee hearing with the PA Department of Military and Veterans.
Rep. Topper's Dept. of Revenue Comments
Feb. 18, 2020 / Embed
State Rep. Jesse Topper spoke at a Appropriations Committee hearing with the PA Department of Revenue concerning Governor Wolf's budget proposal.
Rep. Topper Interview on Budget Proposal
Feb. 04, 2020 / Embed
PA State Rep. Jesse Topper responds to the 2020-21 Pennsylvania state budget proposal from Gov. Wolf.
Reforming PASSHE Press Conference
Jan. 21, 2020 / Embed
Education Committee Chairman, Rep. Curt Sonney and members Meghan Schroeder and Jesse Topper make comments on a package of bills that will allow the Board of Governors to better manage the original 14 schools as a “public business” and to better keep the system sustainable for today’s world and Pennsylvania’s students.
Rep Topper on Reforming PASSHE
Jan. 21, 2020 / Embed
Education Committee member, Rep. Jesse Topper comments on a package of bills that will allow the Board of Governors to better manage the original 14 schools as a “public business” and to better keep the system sustainable for today’s world and Pennsylvania’s students.