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1.16.26 Community Happenings

(Jan 16, 2026)

1.16.26 Community Happenings Read more

 

State of the 61st District

(Jan 09, 2026)

State of the 61st District Read more

 

1.9.26 Community Events

(Jan 09, 2026)

1.9.26 Community Events Read more

 

Welcoming 2026 in the 61st

(Jan 02, 2026)

Welcoming 2026 in the 61st Read more

 

Legislative Update & Holiday Greetings

(Dec 23, 2025)

Legislative Update & Holiday Greetings Read more

 

Hanbidge, Malagari and Collett applaud $3M grant for road repairs

(Dec 23, 2025)

Hanbidge, Malagari and Collett applaud $3M grant for road repairs Read more

 

Children's literacy bill passes the House

(Dec 19, 2025)

Children's literacy bill passes the House Read more

 

Legislation to put free books in the hands of children across Pa. passes the House

(Dec 19, 2025)

Legislation to put free books in the hands of children across Pa. passes the House Read more

 

12/19/25 Community Events

(Dec 19, 2025)

12/19/25 Community Events Read more

 

Over $1.7 million in grants awarded in the 61st Legislative District

(Dec 18, 2025)

Over $1.7 million in grants awarded in the 61st Legislative District Read more

 

Pa. House advances Reproductive Rights Amendment with bipartisan support

(Dec 17, 2025)

HARRISBURG, Dec. 17 – The Pennsylvania House of Representatives today approved a joint resolution sponsored by state Reps. Danielle Friel Otten, D-Chester, Liz Hanbidge, D-Montgomery, and La’Tasha D. Mayes, D-Allegheny, that would allow Pennsylvania residents to add a Reproductive Rights Amendment to the state constitution. The Otten, Hanbidge and Mayes bill, H.B. 1957 , proposes an amendment to the Pennsylvania constitution that would reaffirm and protect every Pennsylvanians’ right to privacy and ensure that the state shall not deny or interfere with an individual’s reproductive freedom in their most intimate personal decisions. The amendment would ensure that every individual has a right of privacy with respect to personal, sexual and reproductive health care decisions, including the right to choose or refuse an abortion, the right to choose or refuse contraceptives, and the right to choose or refuse fertility care, all without discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion or relationship status. The bill passed the House with bipartisan support by a vote of 102 to 101. Today’s action represents a significant step toward advancing the legislation, which could ultimately appear on a future ballot for Pennsylvania voters to decide whether fundamental reproductive rights should be explicitly protected in the state constitution. For the first time in recent legislative history, Pennsylvania is taking proactive steps to protect Read more

 

We are here to serve you!

(Dec 12, 2025)

We are here to serve you! Read more

 

12.12.25 Community Events

(Dec 12, 2025)

12.12.25 Community Events Read more

 

Making Hearing Aids Affordable in Pennsylvania

(Dec 05, 2025)

Making Hearing Aids Affordable in Pennsylvania Read more

 

11.5.25 Community Events

(Dec 05, 2025)

11.5.25 Community Events Read more

 

11/28/25 Community Events

(Nov 24, 2025)

11/28/25 Community Events Read more

 

Addressing affordability in the new budget

(Nov 21, 2025)

Addressing affordability in the new budget Read more

 

We Can't Let Pennsylvanians Go Hungry

(Oct 31, 2025)

We Can't Let Pennsylvanians Go Hungry Read more

 

10/31/25 Community Events

(Oct 31, 2025)

10/31/25 Community Events Read more

 

Animal welfare bills advance in Harrisburg

(Oct 24, 2025)

This week, I want to share updates on several important animal welfare bills advancing in Harrisburg. As a member of the bipartisan Animal Protection Caucus, I am committed to strengthening Pennsylvania’s animal cruelty laws and ensuring that our Commonwealth leads with compassion and accountability. I’ve introduced legislation this session aimed at improving the lives of animals, and I’m pleased to report that the House Judiciary Committee, on which I serve, recently advanced a series of significant animal protection bills—each addressing different forms of cruelty and neglect. I am proud to co-sponsor all of these bills. Read more