Recent News
E-news Updates – April 28, 2026
In this Update: Audit Raises More Questions About Election Integrity Empowering Patients Town Hall on School Property Tax Elimination Set for East Manchester Local Government Committee Advances Key Measures Senate Acts to Protect Fairness in Women’s Sports Strengthening Electricity Affordability and Reliability Committee Approves Measure Eliminating Emissions Test Mandate for Newer Vehicles PennDOT Roadwork […] [Read More]
Keefer Raises Alarm on Election Audit Deficiencies
Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor released the long-awaited performance audit of Pennsylvania’s Automatic Motor Voter System. [Read More]
E-news Updates – April 21, 2026
In this Update: Make Your Voice Count in Local Government A Closer Look at Key Priorities and the State Budget Town Hall on School Property Tax Elimination Set for East Manchester Keeping Our Families and Communities Safe Student Teachers Can Apply for Assistance Through PA Support Program You Can Help Deliver Senior Services in Our […] [Read More]
Meeting to consider SB 1287 and HB 1442
Senate Local Government Committee | Room 8E-B, East Wing [Read More]
Patients Right to Understand Act News Conference
Monday, April 20, 2026 | 10 a.m. News conference launching We The Patient, a movement to restore the Patient’s Right to Understand by educating the public on the healthcare marketplace, empowering informed decision-making, engaging individuals to take action, and encouraging a unified, bipartisan effort to rebuild trust and transparency in medicine. [Read More]
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@repwendyfink and I had a strong turnout in Emigsville for our School Property Tax Elimination Town Hall hosted by PA State Rep. @repjoedorsie. Constituents came ready with thoughtful questions that sparked great conversations and made it clear how much this issue matters to them. Thank you to everyone who showed up, participated and made their voices heard!
Tomorrow night is our upcoming School Property Tax Elimination Town Hall from 5-7 p.m. hosted by @repjoedorsie at the Alert Fire Hall, 3118 N. George St., Emigsville.
The event will focus on rising school property taxes in Pennsylvania and proposals aimed at addressing this issue. You can RSVP by calling @repjoedorsie office at 717-840-4711 or registering available at link in my bio.
I spoke with the West Shore Christian Educational Community’s high school civics about how state government works and why engagement matters. We dug into voting, leadership, and the many ways students can serve their communities. I extend my thanks to the school for hosting me and for providing students with the opportunity to engage in these conversations.
Great meeting with Independent Electrical Contractors during their "Day on the Hill". Thank you for stopping by and providing valuable insight into your industry`s needs.
I joined fellow legislators for @repjoedorsie Manufacturers Roundtable with businesses from our district. Manufacturing is vital to York County!
We heard directly from the people building, innovating and driving this industry forward. Their insight, experience and perspective are essential to shaping smarter policy and strengthening our local economy.
Thank you to all the business leaders who took the time to share their voices and expertise.
Our girls — and our future daughters, granddaughters and nieces — deserve better. They deserve fairness.
That`s why I voted this week in favor of the Fairness in Women’s Sports bill that protects the opportunities women have fought so hard to earn. Allowing nonbiological females to compete in women’s sports undermines fair competition.
I will stand up for our girls. Enough is enough.
Get involved. Show up. Speak out.
Today is Local Government Day in PA and decisions shaping your community are happening with or without you. Stay informed by checking agendas, minutes and meeting schedules on your county and municipality websites.
In Cumberland and York counties, commissioner meetings are held regularly and open to the public. While there, stop by my office next to the York County Commissioner`s meeting space and say hello.
Links for more details about this information can be found in my bio.
