December 11, 2008 — Members of the Bethlehem Police Department presented Senator Greenleaf with a Service to Community Coin for his work on the Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Commission.  Pictured are (from left to right) Police Commissioner, Randall Miller, Lieutenant Ashley Heiberger, and Senator Greenleaf. 

November 24, 2008 — Senator Greenleaf presented the Hatboro Police Department with a $7,500 Department of Community and Economic Development grant check.  The grant will be used for the purchase of new breath testing equipment for suspected DUI offenders.  Pictured from left to right are Senator Greenleaf, council member, Aleta Ostrander, Hatboro Chief of Police, James Gardner, and Hatboro Mayor, Norman Hawkes.   

November 11, 2008 — Senator Greenleaf participated in a Veteran's Day celebration at Ann's Choice Retirement Community in Warminster Township.

November 10, 2008 — Senator Greenleaf presents the members of the Fort Washington Fire Company No. 1 with a $5,000 Department of Community & Economic Development Grant sponsored by the Senator.  The funds will be used to purchase mobile data terminals (MDTs) for several of the FWFC fire apparatus.  Pictured left to right: President Jeffrey Fogel, Grant Writer / Grant Committee Chairman Andre Rathfon, Senator Stewart Greenleaf, Information & Technology Committee Chairman Ed Schuler, and Chief Bob Toner.
 

November 7, 2008 — Senator Greenleaf presented a Senate Citation congratulating teacher, Mrs. Jackie Litzenberger, upon her retirement from Our Lady of Good Counsel School in Southampton, after 36 years of service.  Pictured from left to right are Father Anthony D'Angelico, pastor of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, Senator Greenleaf, Mrs. Jackie Litzenberger, and State Representative Tom Murt.     

November 7, 2008 — Senator Greenleaf is presented with the "Leader in Clean Air Award" from the Family Health Council of Central Pennsylvania for his Clean Indoor Air Act.

November 6, 2008 — Senator Greenleaf participated in a Town Hall Meeting on Juvenile Justice sponsored by the American Bar Association and Georgetown Law School in Washington, D.C.  As the long serving chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Greenleaf has championed efforts to transform young non-violent offenders into productive citizens.
 

October 27, 2008 — A longtime advocate for the humane treatment of animals, Senator Greenleaf attends the bill signing of HB 2525 to regulate kennels and stop puppy mills in Pennsylvania.

October 17, 2008 - Senator Greenleaf joins high school students for the anti-smoking Youth Quest Rally at the state capitol in Harrisburg. 
 

On September 16, 2008, Rabbi Greg Marx, guest of Senator Greenleaf, served as Senate Chaplain for the day.   
 

On September 9, 2008, Senator Greenleaf presents a citation to a Korean War Veteran at a ceremony held at the Willow Grove Naval Air Station to honor those who served in the Korean War.
 

Senator Stewart Greenleaf (R-Montgomery), sponsor of the Clean Indoor Air Act, holds a copy of the new law during a bill signing ceremony held Friday, June 13 in Ambler.  

May 20, 2008 - Senator Greenleaf joins students and family members at Archbishop Wood School in Bucks County for the presentation of a $20,000 Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program grant to offset tuition costs. 

While at SCI Chester, Senator Greenleaf, Secretary of Corrections Dr. Jeffrey Beard, and Prison Superintendent John Thomas visit a class of inmates enrolled in the State Intermediate Punishment Program (SIPP), a state-run rehabilitation program for inmates addicted to drugs and alcohol.  
 

On April 7, 2008, Senator Greenleaf was joined by members of the American Cancer Society’s Colleges Against Cancer for a rally at the state capitol to speak about the dangers of secondhand tobacco smoke and to advocate for a smoke-free indoor air law.
 

During an April 2008 visit to the State Correctional Institution (SCI) at Chester, Senator Greenleaf discussed prison reform with Corrections Secretary Jeffrey A. Beard (left) and SCI Chester Superintendent John Thomas (right).