April 26 Real ID event Read more
Events tomorrow, and Updates on my PFAS Legislation Read more
House Bill1261 would prohibit the manufacture, sale, distribution, and use of firefighting foam that contains toxic PFAS chemicals. PFAS, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are manmade “forever chemicals” that have been linked to a wide range of serious health issues, including cancer. Read more
House Resolution 176 honors Pennsylvania law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty in 2024 and 2025. Munroe, a Navy veteran, retired police officer and former firefighter, sponsored the resolution in formal recognition of the men and women who lost their lives in pursuit of keeping their communities safe. Read more
There’s been a lot happening both in Harrisburg and here in our district. In this update, you’ll find more details on:•A PFAS bill I introduced to help protect our community’s water and keep our firefighters safer•An upcoming License Plate Restoration Event•Our April 26 REAL ID Clinic•New outreach hours added in New Britain Township•A recent visit to Central Bucks High School South for Career Day Read more
License Plate Restoration Event Read more
This legislation isn’t just about banning something dangerous – it’s about helping our fire companies adapt, disposing of harmful chemicals the right way, and investing in the future of public safety. Read more
There’s been a lot happening—both in Harrisburg and across our district—and I want to keep you updated on a few key developments. Read more
HARRISBURG, April 9 – State Rep Brian Munroe announced the formation of the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Caucus at a news conference in the state Capitol today. Munroe said bipartisan initiative aims to foster collaboration between policymakers and the law enforcement community to create legislative solutions to enhance public safety and support the dedicated men and women in uniform. The Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Caucus is dedicated to advancing policies that enhance public safety, improve training and resources for law enforcement personnel, and bridge the gap between officers and the communities they protect. By bringing together lawmakers, active and retired law enforcement professionals, and community leaders, the caucus aims to strengthen public safety and build better relationships between law enforcement and the public. "As a former police officer, I understand the challenges that law enforcement professionals face on a daily basis,” Munroe said. “But it’s equally important to recognize the need for greater trust and understanding between law enforcement and the communities they serve. This caucus will not only provide critical support for law enforcement but will also help foster stronger ties with the public, ensuring that our safety initiatives benefit everyone.” Munroe, D-Bucks, a former Radnor Township Police Department corporal, will chair the caucus along with Read more
REAL Info session scheduled; Shred event this Saturday; Supporting our first responders Read more
Protecting your health coverage; Genetic Data privacy bill Read more
Legislation would strengthen genetic data protections for Pennsylvanians Read more
A veteran himself and a member of the House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, Pa. state Rep. Brian Munroe knows the sacrifices that our active-duty military personnel make every day. Munroe invited students from Central Bucks South High School to the state Capitol to present them with a check to help their organization send care packages to American troops serving overseas. Operation Eternal Gratitude was started by Central Bucks South students in 2001 and continues to this day, showing those who serve how they are appreciated for their sacrifice. Read more
Brian's Briefing for March 21: National Drug Takeback Day scheduled; New way to file state tax appeals and request refunds Read more
Beginning March 22 and running through June 1, SEPTA will provide shuttle bus service between Glenside and Warminster Stations due to essential stabilization work along the Warminster Regional Rail right-of-way. Read more
Ann’s Choice graciously hosted me, my staff, and representatives from Bucks County Transport so that we could discuss the Doylestown Area Rapid Transportation bus program. Read more
I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended the Shred Event this past Saturday. It was wonderful to see so many of you, and I hope you found the event helpful. We're already looking forward to the possibility of hosting another one in the future to continue offering this service to our community. Read more
Shred Event is Saturday; REAL ID extended service hours Read more
RSVP to Feb. 15's Shred Event Read more
HARRISBURG, Jan. 7 – State Rep. Brian Munroe was sworn in for his second two-year term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Munroe took the oath of office, administered by Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Debra Todd, alongside fellow members of the state House. A Navy veteran and retired police officer, Munroe brings a wealth of experience from his service to his country and his community. His background has equipped him with the leadership, dedication, and problem-solving skills necessary to represent his constituents effectively. Munroe said he and his staff are committed to continuing their work with the residents of his district, listening to their concerns, and advocating for policies that will improve their lives. “I am excited to continue working on behalf of the people in my district and to collaborate with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to make Pennsylvania a better place for all,” Munroe said. "I look forward to working with both chambers and both parties to address the key issues facing our state.” Munroe represents the 144 th Legislative District comprised of Ivyland, Warminster, Warrington and part of New Britain Township. ###rjb/2025/bfg l:\print\releases\ CONTACT: Ryan Bevitz House Democratic Communications Office Phone: 717-787-7895 Email: rbevitz@pahouse.net Read more
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