Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 disaster declaration nears termination

Published June 10, 2021 1:30pm ET



The state House of Representatives voted Tuesday on a resolution to end the state’s 15-month COVID-19 disaster declaration.

If approved in the upper chamber, House Resolution 106 would reinstate hundreds of regulatory suspensions, most occupational in nature, and bring to an end the broad emergency powers awarded to Gov. Tom Wolf – the powers he used to enact sweeping economic and travel restrictions at the height the pandemic last year.

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