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  • Not One Dime for Trump's War
    Authorizing any funding for Trump’s unauthorized, unjustified war of choice is a vote in favor of violence and bloodshed. Taxpayer dollars should be used to fund healthcare and housing at home, not bombs and bullets a world away. I urge you to reject supplemental funding and do everything in your power to end the war on Iran.
    4 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • #stopgunviolence
    We need better and more restrictive gun laws
    130 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Mariam Appiah
  • Petition to Establish the Fishing & Wildlife Club: Connecting Students to Nature, and Outdoor Skills
    By signing we, the students, request the establishment of a Fishing & Wildlife Club at our school. 
    32 of 100 Signatures
    Created by lucas sep
  • Help the Girl Scouts!!
    Lehighton Girl Scout Troop 3802 is creating this petition to try and get the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania's (and other northeastern councils') cookie season moved to a later time period to relieve the girls from standing out in the frigid cold temperatures and risking illness to sell cookies. 
    29 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Cynthia Henninger
  • Oppose SUP: Proposed RV & Boat Storage Facility at Old Franklin Turnpike & Novelty Road
    We, the undersigned residents and supporters of Franklin County, respectfully urge the Franklin County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors to deny the Special Use Permit application for the proposed private recreational storage facility at the intersection of Old Franklin Turnpike (Route 40) and Novelty Road (Route 946), tax parcel 0670401200. The application describes a boat, recreational vehicle, and recreational trailer storage use on a 2.947-acre parcel that is currently zoned A-1 Agricultural, with approximately 0.8 acres proposed for development.  Franklin County’s own review standards for special use permits require decision-makers to consider the effect of the proposed use on adjacent property, the character of the existing zoning district, the agreement of the use with the purpose and intent of the zoning ordinance, and the effect on public health, safety, and welfare. This proposal fails those standards. First, the proposed facility would create harmful light pollution. A commercial RV and boat storage building of this scale will predictably require exterior flood lighting for security, access, and nighttime visibility. In a rural area, that lighting would spill onto nearby homes and roadways, diminish the quiet enjoyment of neighboring properties, and permanently alter the dark-sky character of the community. The application materials describe a commercial-style garage storage use and include a concept plan showing a developed storage area and drive access where undeveloped land now exists.  The impact of that use on adjacent property should weigh heavily against approval. Second, the proposed use raises serious safety concerns for children. Eleven children live directly across the street from the proposed RV and boat storage building. A commercial storage facility would introduce larger vehicles, trailers, customer traffic, delivery traffic, turning movements, and increased activity at the intersection. Even if the applicant expects “low volume traffic,” the relevant question is whether the use increases risk in a location where children live and play. The County must consider the effect on public health, safety, and welfare, and this proposal creates avoidable safety concerns in what is currently a rural residential setting. The applicant’s letter itself acknowledges the surrounding area is “mostly residential properties.”  Third, the size and commercial appearance of the proposed structure are inconsistent with the rural character of Franklin County. The application states the use will consist of “garage units for parking and storage of boats, trailers, and/or recreational vehicles,” and the submitted images show a large metal commercial building with multiple roll-up doors.  The applicant also presents the project as a “unique opportunity for a low volume commercial opportunity,” which underscores that this is a commercial-style development, not a traditional residential, agricultural or rural use.  Approving this structure would undermine the established rural landscape and set an unwelcome precedent for similar commercial encroachment. Fourth, the current zoning is Agricultural. This property has a future land use designation of Rural Area-County.  Granting a special use permit now for a substantial commercial-style storage building would be contrary to the direction of the area and inconsistent with the long-term preservation of rural land use patterns. Finally, the submitted materials emphasize visibility from Route 40 and the Novelty Road intersection as a reason for the project.  That visibility is exactly why this project is inappropriate. A highly visible commercial storage structure at this location would have an outsized effect on neighboring properties and on the visual character of this part of Franklin County. For these reasons, we respectfully ask the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors to deny this Special Use Permit. Please sign this petition to help protect neighboring families, preserve rural character, and oppose inappropriate commercial development at this site.
    111 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Rebecca White
  • Uphold the rights of transgender people in Kansas and across the U.S.
    Kansas quickly and quietly implemented a dangerous law that implements sweeping restrictions against transgender Kansans, invalidating thousands of driver's licenses and birth certificates. The bill, SB 244, was passed after a supermajority of Republicans in the state legislature overrode Governor Laura Kelly’s veto. The extremely restrictive bill requires that state IDs and birth certificates in Kansas reflect a person’s "biological sex at birth."  And the legislature tacked on an insidious "bathroom bounty" requiring that people use bathrooms that correlate to their sex assigned at birth in government buildings like libraries, courthouses, and schools. This is a cruel and devastating bill that is already causing chaos and confusion for transgender Kansans—and could have consequences for people across the country. Already copycat bills are being introduced in other states. The courts must strike this bill down as unconstitutional NOW. Sign the petition!
    636 of 800 Signatures
  • Hold Congress Accountable for Failing to Rein In Trump’s War
    I am outraged and disappointed over your vote against a war powers resolution to stop a reckless, illegal, unjustified war that a majority of Americans reject. I expect my elected representatives to keep us out of new and costly endless wars, not rush into them, and I demand that you take immediate steps to stop war on Iran — including by refusing supplemental funding for this war.
    9 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Re-open Nesbitt Shoals Nature Park
    I am starting a petition to gain signatures showing public support to the idea of re-opening the park. We hope by gaining enough signatures we can show the members of the Tyger River Foundation that there is strong support from the community to re-open this park to people and families that will enjoy the park as well as respect it. The park has never been in the condition that we saw last year, it was an embarrassment and a disgrace to allow such a beautiful place to be destroyed the way it was. By signing this petition the signee not only supports that the park be open but that the property be respected and maintained so that it may be enjoyed for years to come. Hopefully by seeing the signatures and the support it will lead to a decision to re-open the park in the future
    73 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Andrew Bishop
  • Petition to Ensure Adherence to Municipal Zoning, Parking, and Public Safety Regulations
    We, the undersigned residents and business stakeholders of Huntington Valley and the surrounding Township community, respectfully request that the Township ensure a thorough and objective review of the proposed development prior to approval.
    521 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Jackie O’Neill
  • Trump's Nominee wellness influencer Casey Means is not fit to be America's top doctor!
    Health care advocates, people with serious medical conditions, and their loved ones are deeply concerned about the public health ramifications of appointing Casey Means, a wellness influencer and not a physician, to be America's top doctor - Surgeon General of the United States.  Her appointment is reckless and irresponsible. And it’s the duty of Congress to protect the American people. Sign the petition to urge Congress to do its job and BLOCK Casey Means’ nomination in the name of public health!
    9,822 of 10,000 Signatures
    Created by Laura Packard Picture
  • Tell Congress: Stop War on Iran!
    The Trump administration has launched unauthorized strikes on targets across Iran. Congress must act immediately to use every ounce of its influence and constitutional authority to prevent further violence and all-out war — one which a majority of Americans reject — on Iran. I demand you reconvene to pass a war powers resolution immediately.
    591 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Urgent!! Utilities are out of control
    PETITION TO LOWER UTILITY RATES IN WEST VIRGINIA To: The West Virginia Public Service Commission, West Virginia State Legislature, and Utility Providers Subject: A Call for Action to Lower Utility Rates for West Virginians We, the undersigned citizens of West Virginia, respectfully submit this petition calling for immediate action to reduce the rising utility rates affecting our homes, businesses, and communities. The cost of electricity, natural gas, water, and other essential utilities has become unsustainable for many families across our state. We urge the Public Service Commission, our lawmakers, and utility providers to take the necessary steps to ensure that utility rates are fair, reasonable, and reflect the needs of the people they serve. WHEREAS: 1. Rising Utility Costs: Over the past several years, utility rates have increased significantly, placing an undue financial burden on residents and businesses alike. Many families, especially those with fixed or low incomes, are struggling to meet these growing costs. 2. Economic Hardship: West Virginia, like many states, is still recovering from the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The rising utility costs have compounded the financial stress felt by many residents, leaving them with fewer resources to meet basic needs such as food, healthcare, and education. 3. Disproportionate Impact on Vulnerable Populations: Lower-income families, seniors, and disabled individuals are disproportionately impacted by utility rate increases, with many facing difficult choices between paying utility bills and meeting other essential needs. 4. Public Utility Accountability: As a regulated industry, utilities must be held accountable for their rate structures and profit margins. Rate increases should not be implemented without thorough justification and without providing sufficient relief options for those who are most vulnerable. THEREFORE, WE ASK: 1. Immediate Rate Reduction: We request that the West Virginia Public Service Commission investigate the current utility rate structures and implement a fair reduction to bring rates down to a more affordable level for all West Virginians. 2. Transparent Rate Review Process: We call for an open, transparent review of utility rate hikes, with public hearings and opportunities for citizens to voice their concerns. It is crucial that the process is accountable to the people, rather than driven by corporate interests. 3. Increased Protections for Low-Income Families: We urge lawmakers and utility companies to work together to create expanded programs for low-income residents, including energy assistance programs, sliding-scale payment options, and protections against disconnections during financial hardship. 4. Promotion of Renewable Energy Alternatives: We encourage the exploration of renewable energy solutions, which could reduce dependence on traditional utilities and lower costs in the long term. West Virginia has vast natural resources that could provide a pathway to cleaner, more affordable energy. 5. Accountability for Utility Profits: We request that the Public Service Commission ensure that any rate increases are justified by actual operational costs and not simply aimed at increasing the profitability of utility companies. WE THE UNDERSIGNED, Are calling on the Public Service Commission, utility providers, and our elected officials to take immediate and effective steps to reduce utility rates, protect vulnerable populations, and ensure that all West Virginians have access to affordable and reliable utility services. We believe that no family, business, or community should have to choose between paying for essential utilities and other basic needs. Together, we can ensure that West Virginia's utility services are affordable, equitable, and sustainable for all. SIGNATURES:
    134 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Maureen Kilburn