Rep. Christina Sappey

Get all the info you need for Election Day through the Chester County Voter Information Portal. Polls and drop off locations will be open 7am-8pm on Nov 3. Voter Services can be reached at 610-344-6410 for any additional questions. …election-portal-chesco.hub.arcgis.com

Please join me Saturday 9am-12pm at for my Annual Drive-Thru Charitable Item Donation Drive! @ToysForTots_USA, Green Drop, @BrandywineSPCA, Kennett Area Community Services, and Davids Drive will be accepting donations. Find all the details here: pahouse.com/Sappey/InTheNe…

I hope you can join me and our exciting panelists for tomorrows discussion. The conversation will start at 6pm. Please RSVP at the following link to receive the streaming info. pahouse.com/Sappey/RSVP/?i… @RepDanWilliams @1SCCRPD @chescoda

Monday I'll be hosting my second virtual panel discussion, "Gerrymandering and Institutionalized Racism." If you are interested in listening in, please RSVP at the link below to receive the live stream link. RSVP: pahouse.com/Sappey/RSVP/?i……@RepMcClinton @RepCephas @FairDistrictsPA

Remember to RSVP at the link below for my virtual panel discussion on “Examining Race and Institutionalized Disadvantage in Our Community,” happening Monday June 8 at 6pm. pahouse.com/Sappey/Form/?i…

Reminder: due to the covid-19 pandemic and under the advisement of public health officials, I am postponing the shredding event originally scheduled for tomorrow.

These precautionary efforts are designed to keep constituents and staff safe. If you need assistance, I encourage you to contact my office by phone at 484-200-8264 or email at repsappey@pahouse.net. I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. pahouse.com/Sappey/InTheNe…

Additionally, my district office will be closed to the public for the time being. The office will remain operational with staff available by phone and email, but no in-person services or appointments are being held until further notice.

Due to the current COVID-19 coronavirus and under the advisement of public health officials, I will be postponing my upcoming veterans’ luncheon scheduled for March 20, and sustainable living forum scheduled for April 2.

I'm hosting a Mental Health Panel Discussion on Feb 6 at West Bradford Township Building at 6:30pm! The discussion will focus on resources and services available in Chester County, how to access them and how mental health impacts different age groups. Hope you can join me!

Thank you to everyone who joined my colleagues and I for the policy hearing in East Bradford Township today. The hearing focused on the impact of severe weather on our infrastructure and stormwater management. More here: youtu.be/DWfCR8U_PXc

Happy to announce nearly $740,000 in funding for Chester County projects with @SenatorDinniman. These funds are going towards projects that will help protect our environment and natural resources, specifically watersheds, and expand our trail system. pahouse.com/Sappey/InTheNe…

Pleased to share @GovernorTomWolf announced an executive order providing for protection to vulnerable populations. This order makes PA a trauma-informed state and expands on trauma-informed education initiatives I successfully passed in Harrisburg last month. #traumainformed

Lane closures are scheduled to start on Friday on Telegraph Road in East and West Bradford. Read more here: penndot.gov/regionaloffice…

Please join me on August 8th for a forum on Gerrymandering in Pennsylvania with @FairDistrictsPA . Bring your questions!

We now have Trauma Informed Education in PA! I am so proud to have this legislation pass, and I am confident that this new law will have a meaningful, positive impact on our schools and our youth. dailylocal.com/news/local/rep…

Our National Guard members make great sacrifices to protect us and I’m proud to support them with my vote today for the PA G.I. Bill. As a cosponsor of this bill, I supported it in the House Veterans Affairs Committee and am happy to now see it on its way to the Governor’s desk.

Yesterday I voted no on a state budget that I believe fails to address Chester County priorities. Property tax reform, a severance tax on natural gas, investment in our aging infrastructure, environmental protections and gradually raising the minimum wage were not addressed.

I rose and spoke in objection to HB 33 which would eliminate the General Assistance Fund, a fund that provides nominal monthly assistance to disabled veterans, victims of domestic violence, the disabled, homeless and hungry.

I’m happy to announce my bill, HB 1035 unanimously passed the House. This is a huge accomplishment for a freshmen legislator of the minority party. This bill cuts bureaucracy at the local level, allowing projects to move forward in a timely manner, saving taxpayers money.