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Press Release

Office of Attorney General Responds to Settlement Request for Payment for Security Upgrades at Governor’s Private Residence

HARRISBURG — The Office of Attorney General issued a written response today to the Pennsylvania State Police and the Office of General Counsel regarding settlement for payment of outstanding bills tied to the security enhancement work at the private residence of the Governor. This settlement agreement was submitted to the Office of Attorney General for a form and legality review which all contracts must receive under the Commonwealth Attorneys Act.

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Fraud Protection & Consumer Alerts

Attorney General Sunday Obtains Refunds for Ticketholders Impacted by the Sudden Closure of HMAC

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that his office worked cooperatively with online ticketing provider, EventIM, which previously sold tickets on behalf of the now closed Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC) through the website seetickets.com, to provide consumers with refunds for tickets purchased for shows that were canceled due to the closure of HMAC. […]

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Press Release

AG Sunday Reacts to Pa. Senate, House Actions on Legislation that Will Bolster OAG Efforts to Protect Pennsylvanians from Harmful A.I.

The Senate passed a resolution to create an OAG-led task force to protect children, while the House passed a bill to aid public education efforts HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday offered reaction to actions Wednesday from the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives regarding legislation that will aid the Office of Attorney General’s efforts […]

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Crime

AG Sunday’s Environmental Crimes Section Charges Company with Franklin County Waste Spill that Contaminated Residents’ Drinking Water

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced charges against a Carlisle-based company and its owner for causing a Food Processing Residuals (FPR) spill in Franklin County that was never reported to authorities and led to contamination of residents’ drinking water supply. Investigators determined that Jones Manure Hauling, LLP — owned by Jesse Jones — spilled […]

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