Our office will be closed Friday, July 3rd, in observance of the Independence Day weekend. We hope you enjoy a safe, relaxing holiday with family and friends as we celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States! We will resume normal business hours on Monday, July 6th.
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Please be aware that COOLING CENTERS are opening across York County to address the risks associated with the ongoing heat wave.
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York County Office of Emergency Management has collaborated with agencies across the county to assist people who may be struggling due to the extreme heat.
In addition to the centers listed in the graphic, there is one other location:
MARTIN LIBRARY
159 E. Market Street, York
(717) 846-5300
Monday - Thursday, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday & Saturday, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
The GIS Team has created an interactive map of cooling center locations that can be found here.
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The School District of the City of York, in partnership with Kelly Education, is hosting Information and Enrollment Meetings for individuals interested in joining its team as substitute teachers!
Join them at one of their upcoming onboarding hiring sessions. Please see the flyer for more details.
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Yesterday, I attended a press conference in support of Democratic legislation, House Bill 2223, introduced by Rep. Fiedler, which would lower costs by boosting grid efficiency.
It would lower electric bills by adopting advanced transmission technologies.
I will never hesitate to support legislation the benefits working-class Pennsylvanians and I was happy to vote YES on this bill.
HB 2223 now sits in the Senate, awaiting further consideration.
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Also on Monday, I stood with Rep. Flemming from Harrisburg and Rep. Cepeda-Freytiz from Berks as members of the legislature were invited to wear red, white, and blue in celebration of Independence Day.
Once again, we’re wishing everyone a happy and safe Independence Day!
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As a reminder, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a bipartisan, commonsense budget to the Senate on April 14th. In which, my colleagues and I voted to invest in public education, support for law enforcement, and strengthen Pennsylvania’s economy, all while returning money to working families and not raising taxes.
The budget currently sits in the state Senate for consideration.
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Through House Resolution 525, which I introduced, the House voted to designate September 14-20, 2026, as "Diaper Need Awareness Week" in Pennsylvania.
Diaper need is a significant but often overlooked issue, and access to an adequate supply of clean diapers is necessary for the health and well-being of Pennsylvania’s children and incontinent adults.
In conjunction, Harrisburg will host the 12th Annual Capitol Diaper Drive. During the week of the diaper drive, packages of new, unopened diapers and incontinence products, as well as monetary donations, will be collected.
More information will be available soon, thank you!
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Legislation Heading to the Senate!
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HB2644 would authorizes $4.77 billion in additional bridge infrastructure projects across Pennsylvania for the 2026–2027 fiscal year.
The bill supplements the Commonwealth's existing Highway-Railroad and Highway Bridge Capital Budget Act by adding new state and local bridge projects for repair, rehabilitation, and replacement.
The legislation would permit the allocation of $3.8 billion for state-owned bridges and $962.3 million for locally owned bridges.
Municipalities would be eligible for state grants covering up to 80% of the non-federal share of approved local bridge projects, helping communities address critical infrastructure needs.
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Similar,
HB2412 would provide annual state funding for Pennsylvania's state-related universities for the 2026–27 fiscal year.
The bill establishes annual appropriations, outlines the schedule for distributing funds, and includes accountability measures such as financial reporting, recordkeeping requirements, and oversight by the Auditor General.
In addition to funding university operations, HB 2412 provides support for the Agricultural College Land Scrip Fund and sets conditions governing the use of state appropriations.
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On Monday, the House voted to prohibit ride-hail companies from using “surveillance pricing” techniques to upcharge customers.
House Bill 2512 would prohibit these companies from setting prices according to your device’s condition such as battery life, the number of wireless connections and the age of the device.
Plain and simple, you shouldn’t have to surrender your phone’s privacy just to get a ride home.
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If you applied for a rebate through the Property Tax/Rent Rebate program and included your phone number on your application, you will receive an automated call from the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue to let you know your rebate has been approved for payment. These calls are designed to keep applicants updated about their rebate status.
Remember that rebate distribution started on July 1, 2026, and Rebates typically take at least 6-8 weeks from submission to distribution.
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The Affordable Housing Advocates Highland Manor Apartments have opened a new waiting list application period, giving more individuals and families the chance to apply for future housing opportunities.
Highland Manor is a federally assisted housing development for low-income households. All tenants pay a portion of the total rent and utilities that is equal to 30% of their annual household income.
For more detailed information about eligibility requirements, please visit their website: www.ahadvocates.org or contact them at 717.432.2556.
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SUN Bucks is a federal program that provides eligible children’s families with a SNAP-like benefit to purchase food for the summer months when school is not in session.
Most eligible children will automatically receive the benefit and do not need to apply, including those who already receive free and reduced-price school meals through the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) during the school year.
For more information, click here.
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R/C Queensgate Movies 13 & IMAX located at 2067 Springwood Rd, York, Pa 17403 is doing their annual $1 movies for the summer!
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Join NENA as they celebrate three decades of community, culture, and connection with their special Anniversary Block Party!
📅 Saturday, June 20
🕛 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 A.D. Goode K–8 School Grounds
Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for an afternoon filled with:
- Delicious food
- Live performances
- Fun activities for all ages
- Cultural experiences
- Fellowship and community spirit
This milestone celebration is our opportunity to honor the past 30 years and look forward to many more. Come enjoy an exciting day of food, fun, entertainment, and togetherness as we celebrate the people and partnerships that have made our community strong.
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William Penn is calling all their high school juniors and seniors!
Don't miss this FREE College Navigation Workshop designed to help students prepare for college, scholarships, and future career opportunities.
William Penn Senior High School – Room E202
Monday – Thursday
9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
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America 250 PA wanted to share low-cost or free activities to celebrate America’s 250th birthday!
Learn more about these activations and take part by clicking here.
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Representative Carol Hill-Evans
District 95
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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Pennsylvania State Capitol
528-E Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120
(717) 787-7514
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District Office
53 E. North St.
Suite 3
York, PA 17401
(717) 848-9595
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