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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 | Watch Live [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]
E-news Updates – April 14, 2026
In this Update: York County Residents Inducted into Pennsylvania Voter Hall of Fame 31st Senatorial District Residents: Share Your Input on Proposed Deer Season Change Town Hall on School Property Tax Elimination Set for East Manchester Beware of Investment Scams on Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp Women Veterans Invited to Submit Their Stories of Service PennDOT Roadwork […] [Read More]
E-news Updates – April 7, 2026
In this Update: 31st Senatorial District Residents: Share Your Input on Proposed Deer Season Change Town Hall on School Property Tax Elimination Set for East Manchester YCEA “Showcasing YoCo” Celebrates 2026 Awardees Welcoming a New Health Care Provider to Camp Hill Senate Approves Bill Aiding Pennsylvanians with Invisible Disabilities During Police Interactions First Batch of […] [Read More]
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Patients shouldn’t be left in the dark when it comes to their own health care.
Today, I held a press conference with @we_the_patient to stand up for Pennsylvanians who are too often forced to navigate confusing coverage, unclear costs and limited information when making critical medical decisions.
Health care transparency isn’t optional — it’s essential. Patients deserve clear answers, not uncertainty.
Learn more about my Patient Right to Understand Act by going to the link in my bio.
Watch as @we_the_patient and I hold a press conference on health care transparency and my Patient Right-to-Understand Act — legislation focused on ensuring every patient in Pennsylvania can understand their coverage, costs and options before making medical decisions.
To see the full press conference go to the link in my bio.
This Monday at 10 a.m., I’m partnering with @we_the_patient for a livestreamed press conference on health care transparency in Pennsylvania. We’ll spotlight my bill — Senate Bill 1289, the Patient Right to Understand Act — which ensures every patient has the clear, understandable information they need about their coverage, costs and treatment options before making critical medical decisions. No more surprise bills. No more hidden costs. Patients deserve to understand — not guess.
Take a listen to the conversation, which is available at link in my bio.
My recent conversation on The Gary Sutton Show dives into two of my key priorities — the REINS Act and the Taxpayer Protection Act — along with my thoughts on the state budget.
Listen to the full segment to learn more. Take a listen to our conversation, which is available at link in my bio.
Share your transportation concerns in York County!
The @yorkcountyplanning Feedback Reviewer lets you pin locations, report issues and share your thoughts — all in one place. Your input helps improve roads and guide future projects.
See link in my bio.
Join us in eliminating Pennsylvania`s school property taxes! Our next town hall will be held April 30 from 5-7 p.m. at Alert Fire Hall, 3118 N. George St., Emigsville. Come hear about our proposed legislation, how it could impact you and bring your questions.
RSVP by calling @repjoedorsie office at 717-840-4711 or registering available at link in my bio.
City of York satellite office is open every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the York County Administrative Center, Suite 216, 28 E. Market St., York.
Residents can stop by for help with:
➡️ Property tax rent rebates
➡️ PennDOT paperwork
➡️ Birth or death certificates
➡️ Veteran assistance
➡️ Other state-related services
We’re here to make state services easier to access for the city of York and surrounding areas — share this post so more residents know where to go for assistance.
Happy National Pet Day from Murphy and me. Celebrate the pets who love us unconditionally by dropping a photo of yours in the comments 🐕
