Moscato Named to Gaming Control Board
Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati announced today that Tony Moscato of Cameron County will be named to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. Moscato will serve a two-year term beginning February 14, 2011.
“I am pleased to announce that Tony will serve in this capacity, and I fully expect him to oversee the operations of gaming in the Commonwealth in an honorable, diligent manner,” Scarnati said. “Given Tony’s experience in balancing the demands of public office with the understanding of true oversight was critical in the decision-making process.”
According to Scarnati, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is made up of seven Commissioners who oversee the regulatory framework of the gaming industry in Pennsylvania. As President Pro Tempore, Scarnati is responsible for naming one of those members. Members of the board appointed by legislative leaders are only eligible to serve three two-year terms. Recently, the position was held by Mr. Ken McCabe.
“Ken served on the board admirably, and I sincerely thank him for his service,” Scarnati added. “Certainly, Ken has seen the board through many challenging times, and I wish him nothing but success in his future endeavors.”
Scarnati also mentioned that Tony Moscato has served in public office as a Commissioner in Cameron County for four terms and recently held a top staff position in the Lieutenant Governor’s office. Moscato is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
“In knowing Tony, I have always found him to be energetic in serving the needs of his constituency, and he will provide a level of trust that is vital in overseeing this essential industry,” Scarnati stated. “I am sure that Tony will prove to be an effective communicator and voice for a more open, transparent board.”
“I am honored and humbled that Senator Scarnati has named me to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board,” Moscato stated. “It goes without saying that my
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decisions on this board will reflect an understanding of what is in the best interest of the citizens in Pennsylvania. In addition, I will continue to look for other avenues which can further enhance the gaming industry; thereby benefitting the taxpayers of the Commonwealth.”
In addition to Senator Scarnati, Senator Jane Earll and Senator Robert Tomlinson also were pleased with the selection of Moscato.
“It is my belief that Senator Scarnati made the right choice in naming Tony to the Gaming Control Board,” Tomlinson stated. “Tony’s experience in both local and state government will assist the board in resolving the complex issues that arise between facilities and their surrounding host and non-host municipalities.”
“I have had the opportunity to interview Mr. Moscato and I believe his intellectual curiosity, thoughtful counsel and diverse life experience will bring a unique perspective to the Board,” Earll added.
“I am pleased to announce that Tony will serve in this capacity, and I fully expect him to oversee the operations of gaming in the Commonwealth in an honorable, diligent manner,” Scarnati said. “Given Tony’s experience in balancing the demands of public office with the understanding of true oversight was critical in the decision-making process.”
According to Scarnati, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is made up of seven Commissioners who oversee the regulatory framework of the gaming industry in Pennsylvania. As President Pro Tempore, Scarnati is responsible for naming one of those members. Members of the board appointed by legislative leaders are only eligible to serve three two-year terms. Recently, the position was held by Mr. Ken McCabe.
“Ken served on the board admirably, and I sincerely thank him for his service,” Scarnati added. “Certainly, Ken has seen the board through many challenging times, and I wish him nothing but success in his future endeavors.”
Scarnati also mentioned that Tony Moscato has served in public office as a Commissioner in Cameron County for four terms and recently held a top staff position in the Lieutenant Governor’s office. Moscato is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
“In knowing Tony, I have always found him to be energetic in serving the needs of his constituency, and he will provide a level of trust that is vital in overseeing this essential industry,” Scarnati stated. “I am sure that Tony will prove to be an effective communicator and voice for a more open, transparent board.”
“I am honored and humbled that Senator Scarnati has named me to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board,” Moscato stated. “It goes without saying that my
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decisions on this board will reflect an understanding of what is in the best interest of the citizens in Pennsylvania. In addition, I will continue to look for other avenues which can further enhance the gaming industry; thereby benefitting the taxpayers of the Commonwealth.”
In addition to Senator Scarnati, Senator Jane Earll and Senator Robert Tomlinson also were pleased with the selection of Moscato.
“It is my belief that Senator Scarnati made the right choice in naming Tony to the Gaming Control Board,” Tomlinson stated. “Tony’s experience in both local and state government will assist the board in resolving the complex issues that arise between facilities and their surrounding host and non-host municipalities.”
“I have had the opportunity to interview Mr. Moscato and I believe his intellectual curiosity, thoughtful counsel and diverse life experience will bring a unique perspective to the Board,” Earll added.
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