Dear Neighbors, 

I hope you all enjoyed your Fourth of July weekend! Even though it was extremely hot out, I had a great time at the New Britain Tri-Municipal Parade—and if you haven’t checked out my final PA 250 video, make sure to do so!

I am also closely monitoring the situation following this weekend’s storms and outages; workers are already out helping to restore electricity, but please reach out if you have any concerns.

As always, if you need help with any state-related matters, feel free to reply to this email or call 215-323-6997.

Sincerely,

Brian

Our nation’s journey has never been easy. Through triumphs and setbacks, prosperity and hardship, war and peace, Americans have continually risen to meet the challenges of their time. Each generation has worked to move our country closer to the ideals of liberty, equality, and opportunity that inspired our founding.

As we mark this historic anniversary, we honor those who came before us, celebrate the progress we have made, and recommit ourselves to building a brighter future for generations to come.

Happy 250th Birthday, America.

I had a great time at the Tri-Municipal Parade in New Britain this past Saturday to celebrate 250 years of the greatest country in the world—despite the heat!

I wanted to share some amazing things that two of my constituents recently gifted our office.

First is a poem celebrating America, written by Regina Gillespie of Ann’s Choice.

The final three are spectacular works from Dorothy Arnold of Warminster Prints.

Thank you both so much!

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.

Last 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.

Additionally, my colleagues and I voted to fund bridge infrastructure across the Commonwealth.

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.

For education, 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.

Looking for a new job or career opportunity? Join my staff and me for a Job & Resource Fair on Thursday, July 16, from 12:00PM to 2:00PM at Archbishop Wood High School in Warminster.

Meet with local employers and organizations, connect with CareerLink staff for résumé and cover letter assistance, and get information about unemployment services and other community and state resources.

Registration is required. To RSVP, click here.

You’re invited to a Veterans Expo hosted by state Reps. Melissa Cerrato, Nancy Guenst, and Brian Munroe!

The event is happening from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Friday, September 18 at the VE Club, located at 130 Davisville Rd., Warminster, PA 18974.

Learn about support programs and resources available for veterans, connect with state Representatives, and enjoy a free lunch!

RSVP is required. 

Please click here to register, or call 215-323-6997

Don't miss out on my 2026 Disability Resource Fair Event!  We look forward to seeing you Saturday, August 1, from 11:00AM - 1:00PM at Shared Wellness in Warrington.

Address: 185 Titus Ave, Warrington, PA 18976

Registration is required. To RSVP, click here.

To make our office’s constituent services as accessible as possible, I have established remote office hours at local township buildings throughout our legislative district.

We will be at the following locations from 10:00AM – 12:00PM on the days indicated:

• New Britain Township Building: Second Wednesday of every month; next is July 8.
• Warminster Heights: First Friday of every month; next is July 10.
• Ivyland Borough: Second Tuesday of every month; next is July 14.
• Warminster Library: Third Wednesday of every month; next is July 15.
• Warrington Township Building: Third Tuesday every month; next is July 21.
• Warminster Township Building: First Tuesday of every month; next is August 4.

To help focus on specific needs, my staff and I have established specialty hours when outside experts come in to guide our residents. An appointment is required for these hours. Please call 215-323-6997 to schedule.

• Veterans Services: 9:30AM to 3:30PM on the second Monday of every month; next session is July 13.
• Advance Care Planning: First Wednesday of every month; next is August 5.

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1410A West Street Rd.
Warminster, PA 18974

(215) 323-6997

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Harrisburg, PA 17120

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