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District Office
250 W. Chocolate Avenue
Suite 2
Hershey, PA 17033
PHONE: (717) 534-1323
FAX: (717) 534-1457
Hours: Monday-Thursday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Fridays 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Capitol Office
159-B East Wing
PO Box 202106
Harrisburg PA 17120-2106
PHONE: (717) 787-2684
FAX: (717) 787-7557
Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

                            
 
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Congratulations to former Police Chief Jason Umberger, who retired after 24 years of service with the Swatara Township Police Department. I presented him with a retirement certificate on June 10, 2017. Thank you for all you've done to keep our communities safe over the years. On June 1, I had the pleasure of participating in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Leitzel Jewelry as they celebrated opening up their second location here in Derry Township. Their first location is in Lebanon County. We wish them the best and welcome them to the township! It was great to talk with third-graders from Kunkle Elementary School when they came and took a tour of the historic Capitol building. This also happens to be my grandson Caden's class, which made it extra special for me. On May 3, I took part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the unveiling of the new Duke Street Bridge in Hummelstown. Among those pictured with me are Hummelstown Mayor Brad Miller, Sen. DeSantos and Dauphin County Commissioners Mike Pries, Jeff Haste and George Hartwick. It was my pleasure to present Benjamin Spangler with a citation from the PA House of Representatives in recognition of him attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. His Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony was held on April 2. The Boy Scouts of America is an outstanding character building program for young men. I recently attended the Blue & Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 65 crossing over to Boy Scout Troop 65 in Hershey. The scouts are pictured with me above. They are Ben Cedeno, Troy A. Kalinoski, Leonardo Navarro, Carl W. (Billy) Ritner III, Connor E. Sample, Satvik Sharma and Landon Zimmerman. Congratulations! This past Friday, Gov. Wolf visited the Mohler Senior Center in Derry Township to talk about how to seniors can protect themselves from financial fraud. Joining the govenor was Robin Wiessman, secretary of Banking & Securities (right of Gov) and Teresa Osborne, secretary of Aging (left of Gov). Dr. Hillemeier, CEO of Penn State Hershey Medical Center, also attended this the panel discussion. If any resident of 106th needs assistance with reporting financial fraud, I encourage you to contact our office for assistance. I was honored to attend the Eagle Scout ceremony of Marek Mierski from Troop 200 (left) and Max Dadswell from Troop 65 (right). The ceremony was held April 2 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Hershey. I presented each young man with a citation from the House of Representatives in recognition of their achievement. Students from Dauphin County Technical School visited with me at the Capitol in April. We had a great discussion, and I subsequently ended up taking a tour of their school. Congratulations to Arlene and Clayton Lausch, who are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary this year. Henry and Georgina Renn were married Feb. 15, 1947, and are celebrating 70 years of marriage. Congratulations! It was my pleasure to present Brendon Little (center) with a citation from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in recognition of him attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. A member of Troop 66, Brendon has his Eagle Scout ceremony on March 19 at Grace United Methodist Church in Hummelstown. I enjoyed a recent tour of Central Dauphin School District. Pictured with me are Deron Doi (left), Rutherford Elementary School principal, and Karen McConnell (right), assistant superintendent for finance and administrative operations. It was my pleasure to present a House citation to Michael Tokar during a ceremony on March 18 at the American Legion Post in Middletown in honor of him achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Michael is a member of Boy Scout Troop 594. I had a great time touring Milton Hershey School in March. Pictured with me, from left, are Malachi Hunt, Cathi Bertrand, Zach Shifflett, Manny Ndorleh, Gavin Harris, Tyrel Wheelings, Robert Seaborn, Yoriel Duarte, Phil Bertrand and Delyon Ortiz. During a tour of Milton Hershey School in March, I met with school administration officials Peter Gurt (left), president, and Lisa Scullin, vice president of communications. I had a great time with Rob Lesher, executive director of the Dauphin County Library System, and Rep. Sue Helm (R-Dauphin) in helping to launch the Dauphin County Library System's traveling exploration station, called Marco. This mobile library unit will visit area child care and senior centers, and community events to share library services and programs. The Bridge Educational Foundation through the support of, Malady & Wooten, M&T Bank, and Waste Management, are donating scholarship money to the families of Cumberland and Dauphin Counties. Scholarship funds are made possible through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Program. Here I am at the Railroad Show and Collector’s Market, sponsored by the Harrisburg chapter of the National Railway Historical Society. It was held at Middletown First Church of God. I had a great time at the Hummelstown Fire Company’s Annual Banquet on March 11. These brave men and women are our local heroes, who spend time away from their own families to make sure our families and community are safe. I had a great time at the Hummelstown Fire Company’s Annual Banquet. Pictured with me (from left) are Duane Wood, Firefighter of the Year 2016, and Mayor Bradley Miller. I presented a U.S. flag that was flown over the state Capitol to the Conewago Township Board of Supervisors at their meeting on Feb. 8. Pictured with me are Gary Painter, chairman; Randy Braden, supervisor; and Mimi Legro, vice chair. I was pleased to present a U.S. flag that was flown over the state Capitol to the Lower Swatara Township Board of Commissioners on Feb. 1, 2017. I present these flags to all of the municipalities in the 106th District throughout the year. I attended the Capital Region Council of Governments’ (CapCOG) annual dinner on Jan. 16, along with Sen. John DiSanto, Rep. Sheryl Delozier and 106th District resident and realtor Bob Fox. I spent some time at the 101st PA Farm Show, where I had a chance to sit down and talk to Dept. of Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding about the show and its impact on our region. I recently took a tour of Derry Township School District with Superintendent Joseph McFarland. During our tour, Superintendent McFarland introduced me to Gem, who works in the district as a therapy dog. I recently had the opportunity to take an in-depth tour of the Penn State Children’s Hospital and it was quite an amazing experience. We all pray our children and families never need the care of the Children’s Hospital, but if they do, we should all take comfort in knowing we have one of the nation’s top children’s hospitals right in our own backyard. This hospital and its remarkable team of doctors, nurses, and medical professionals are dedicated to providing the best possible care for children and their families. I am pictured with the hospital’s Pediatric Trauma & Injury Prevention Program Manager Amy Morgan, BSN, RN, who took me on my tour. Congratulations to Peter Michael Gingrich of Troop No. 203 of Hershey for achieving the coveted rank of Eagle Scout. For his Eagle project, Peter landscaped around the new Hershey Food Bank and built garden beds to grow additional food for the organization. Pictured with us are his proud parents, Shawn and Laura Gingrich. On Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2017, I took the oath of office to become the state representative for the 106th Legislative District. To have been given the opportunity is truly an honor. I will work hard to resolve the issues residents care about and ensure their voices are heard in Harrisburg. My wife, Linda (right), and my Harrisburg and district office staff joined me for the swearing in day ceremony for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on Tuesday, Jan. 3. My wife, Linda, and I presented a House of Representatives citation to our friends, Edward and Joan Fox, in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary on Dec. 26, 2016. I enjoyed my tour of Middletown Area School District with Superintendent Dr. Lori A. Suski and Robert G Reid Elementary School Principal Earl Bright IV. I was pleased to present a special holiday greeting certificate to Royalton Borough Mayor Judy Oxenford at the Royalton Senior Center’s holiday party. I joined Sen. Mike Folmer and Royalton Borough Mayor Judy Oxenford at the Royalton Senior Center for a holiday celebration. Gerry Burkett is a former member of Royalton Borough Council. It was great to catch up with him at the Royalton Senior Center’s holiday party. Santa arrives in the square during the Hummelstown Borough Tree Lighting event. I was happy to see the Zettlemoyer family at the Breakfast with Santa event at Lower Swatara Volunteer Fire Department. I posed for a photo with Gordon Webb and his granddaughter at the Hummelstown Tree Lighting Ceremony. I'm happy to get to work with professionals who've been serving the 106th legislative district for several years. I'm pictured here with my district office staff, Jody Flynn and Teri Naples.
 
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