Events
| First Fridays: Coffee and Conversation with Rep. Wendy Fink I will be hosting a Coffee and Conversation hour every first Friday of the month at my district office. Stop by from 9-10 a.m. to meet with me in a small group to ask any state-related questions or voice any concerns you may have. The district office is located at 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion. To let us know you’re coming, please RSVP by calling the district office at 717-244-9232 or by filling out this RSVP form. I hope to see you there! Replace Your Hard-to-Read License Plate Hosted with Rep. Joe D’Orsie and Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill Thursday, May 1, from 5-7 p.m. at York Area United Fire and Rescue, 50 Commons Drive in York License Plates will be inspected on-site by the Pennsylvania State Police. Help will be available to complete necessary PennDOT forms. Please bring your unexpired PA driver’s license and current vehicle registration. Call 717-244-9232 with questions. Spring Cleaning: Document Shredding and Drug Take-Back Event Saturday, May 3, at my district office, at 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion Dispose of unneeded documents and medications at this free event. For the shredding portion of the event, there will be a limit of four boxes and/or bags of paper per household and the event is limited to residential customers only. No businesses, please. You may also dispose of prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, pet medications, patches, vitamins, supplements and inhalers. Items not approved for disposal include IV bags, blood or infectious waste, nebulizers, oxygen tanks and mercury thermometers. For questions and to RSVP, please call 717-244-9232 or click here. PA Constitution Class Saturday, May 17, and Saturday May 24, from 9-11 a.m. at 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion. Would you like to learn more about the state Constitution and the rights it affords us? Join me at these two classes for lessons and discussion. RSVP by calling 717-244-9232 or click here. Understanding the Electoral College Tuesday, May 27, from 6-8:30 p.m., at 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion. Are you interested in learning more about the electoral college? Brian Shelley, who teaches many of my classes, will lead a discussion explaining what the electoral college is, how it works, and why it’s important. RSVP by calling 717-244-9232 or click here. The Federalist Papers: A Constitutional Apology May 30, June 6, 13 and 20, from 6:30-9 p.m. at my office, 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion The Federalist Papers offer a guide to understanding core constitutional principles and the theories behind those principles, and they provide insight into the foundation of the United States of America. Learn about how Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay debunked anti-Federalist objections and explained how the Constitution was formed and what it means. RSVP by calling 717-244-9232 or click here. Hunter Trapper Education Course Saturday, June 7, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at my district office, 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion. All first-time hunters and trappers must complete the state’s educational course to be eligible to purchase a hunting or trapping license. Take this class so you enjoy Pennsylvania’s beautiful wilderness and sportsmanship opportunities. Participants must register for the course through the Pennsylvania Game Commission. There are only 25 seats available, so be sure to sign up early! For questions, please call my office at 717-244-9232. Legislative Breakfast Saturday, June 28, from 8-10 a.m., at Airville Volunteer Fire Company, 3576 Delta Rd. in Airville. Residents of District 94 are invited to join me for a free breakfast to discuss state-related and community issues. RSVP by calling 717-244-9232 or click here. The deadline to RSVP is June 17. Town Hall on Property Tax Elimination Saturday, Sept. 13, from 9-10:30 a.m. at 100 Redco Ave. in Red Lion This session, I will re-introduce former Rep. Frank Ryan’s House Bill 13, which is a comprehensive plan to eliminate school property taxes in Pennsylvania. The current rate at which school property taxes are increasing is unsustainable. If this persists, Pennsylvanians will continue to lose their homes or choose to leave the Commonwealth. The most recent demographic outlook shows a rapidly expanding retiree population whose growing costs fall on a shrinking working-age population. My legislation would ensure no single demographic group in this Commonwealth shoulders the entire burden of this tax elimination. I will be hosting an in-person town hall to discuss this legislation with constituents and answer any questions or concerns you have. You can get an idea of how your taxes would change under my legislation by visiting www.noprop.tax/the-plan/estimate-taxes. You will need to know your annual income, property taxes paid annually and your retirement income. RSVP by calling 717-244-9232 or click here. |
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