The measure does not require Gov. Wolf’s approval.
The Senate action follows the passage in May of a voter referendum that allows the legislature to unilaterally end disaster declarations.
The resolution was approved along near-party lines with one Democrat joining Republicans voting in favor.
Republicans argue ending the declaration restores a legislative role responding to crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
But Democrats say the move could complicate the state’s ability to respond to a potential resurgence in COVID-19 cases. They also say it jeopardizes access to millions of dollars in federal emergency food aid for the state’s poorest families.
In a separate vote, the Senate unanimously approved an extension through September of waivers issued by the Wolf administration. Those waivers have allowed government agencies and businesses to circumvent certain state regulations--for example, allowing greater access to telemedicine or giving businesses more time to pay taxes—during the pandemic emergency.