Utility companies are making billions of dollars in hidden fees - and Pennsylvanians are footing the bill. The Return on Equity Act would fix the outdated and aggressive formula used by multibillion-dollar utility companies right here in Pennsylvania.

 

I was proud to vote YES to make sure you are only paying what is necessary to keep your lights on and water running – not a penny more.

 

I am committed to protecting Pennsylvania consumers by putting people over profits and holding big corporations accountable. 

Data centers aren’t coming to Pennsylvania, they’re already here. We need to make sure that if big tech comes to Montgomery County and the 152nd District, we are protecting our families, holding Big Tech accountable, and allowing our local community leaders to make the decisions that will impact their neighborhoods the most.

 

Last week, I voted to make sure that when we talk about energy advancements in our communities, YOU won’t be footing the bill.

 

Right now, one in five Pennsylvanians is struggling to pay their utility bills already, without the presence of a data center sucking up our water sources and straining the electrical grid.

 

With the bills that have already passed the House and others that are in final consideration, we are helping to keep the lights on, costs down, and protect Pennsylvanians from the harm of Big Tech.

 

AI Transparency (HB 95) – Passed the House

Protect our Families Bill (HB 1834) – Passsed the House

Keep Big Tech Accountable (HB 2150) – Passed the House

The Community Decides (HB 2151) – Passed the House

Protecting Our Clean Water (HB 2246) – Passed the House

 

The progress of the above bills can be followed by going to The Official Website of the Pennsylvania General Assembly and searching the bill number.

 

I am proud to vote on legislation that doesn’t stop progress but protects it.

Last week, I joined fellow lawmakers and Fairness PA for a press conference on the Capitol steps. Advocates from both Fairness PA and members of the House spoke on issues and legislation that directly impact the LGBTQ+ community.

 

Speakers emphasized the importance of advancing measures such as the Fairness Act, which would add explicit protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression, in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.

 

I will continue to fight to promote equity and combat discrimination of any kind to ensure that every Pennsylvanian can live, work, and thrive with dignity and respect.

Join the Abington Township Police Dept., PA for their Annual Food Drive on Saturday, July 18th from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at Roslyn Giant, Huntingdon Valley Giant, and Abington Grocery Outlet Bargain Market!

 

They are collecting non-perishable food items and monetary donations to support families in need right here in our community. Every donation makes a difference!

SFMNP provides eligible low-income seniors with access to locally grown fruits and vegetables in Pennsylvania. Eligible participants will receive five $5 vouchers (totaling $25) to use at authorized farmers’ markets and produce stands across the state.  

 

The Montco office will be distributing vouchers both by mail and at select pop-up events across the county. Once the distribution event schedule is finalized, it will be posted on the Montco Share page.

 

Our office WILL NOT be a distribution site this year.

 

Completed applications can be submitted by mail or email to infomhs@sharefoodprogram.org. We also have paper applications available in our office.

• June 1, 2026: First day seniors could redeem SFMNP checks for fresh produce purchased from approved farmers.
• September 15, 2026: Last day to mail SFMNP applications.
• September 30, 2026: Last day to issue SFMNP checks (in person and by mail).
• November 30, 2026: Last day for participants to use their 2026 SFMNP checks.

Please contact the Montco Share team with any questions at 215-223-2220 ext. 138.