The 97th Legislative District consists of Part of LANCASTER County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Manheim and Warwick, and the BOROUGH of Lititz. View larger map
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Vaccine Distribution Remains Critical as Wolf Demands Record Tax Hike Feb. 19, 2021 / While much of the media and public conversation in Pennsylvania swirls with concern and uncertainty about obtaining the COVID-19 vaccine, Gov. Wolf on Wednesday used his annual budget address to propose the highest Personal Income Tax hike in Pennsylvania history.
$6.2 Million in Grants for Lancaster Restaurant, Hospitality Businesses Feb. 19, 2021 / My office continues to receive calls from folks who are unable to get the unemployment benefits they deserve and small business owners struggling to stay alive as a result of the ongoing pandemic. In an effort to help these individuals, I recently voted to approve a comprehensive COVID-19 relief package that will bring some relief to Lancaster County.
Applications for 2021 Pennsylvania House Scholarship Now Available Jan. 15, 2021 / High school seniors interested in receiving financial assistance to help pay for college can now apply for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives’ Scholarship. Each year the program awards a four-year scholarship to two students preparing for post-secondary education. The scholarship is privately funded by individual and corporate donors; no tax or other public funds are used.
COVID-19 Testing Sites and Vaccination Update Dec. 18, 2020 / You are encouraged to help limit the spread of the virus by practicing good hygiene, such as hand washing; wearing a mask or other type of face covering; and maintaining a safe distance of at least 6 feet from others. By slowing the spread of the virus, we can ensure our hospitals and health care systems aren’t further overwhelmed by COVID-19 patients.