This week, I would like to share with you information about two of the PA House standing committees (out of six) I have been assigned to this legislative session. Read more
Join me tomorrow for my New Year Open House from 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.! We will be accepting donations on behalf of Your Way Home. Read more
Happy New Year! As we welcome in 2025 and my colleagues and I take the oath of office next week, I wanted to share some of my hopes for the upcoming legislative session. Read more
From January 4th through January 11th, Pennsylvania will once again host the largest indoor agricultural fair in the country. Read more
Last week, Governor Shapiro shared a reminder for us to keep our families safe and prepared for emergencies. This was a timely reminder as winter weather approaches and some risks are increased during the colder months, including weather and fire related emergencies. As we switch gears during the holidays and things get a little more hectic, Shapiro’s suggestions are good reminders for all of us to reevaluate our safety plans, emergency equipment and alarms. Read more
December 1st marked the beginning of the 2025-2026 legislative term. This means that all pending bills sitting in both the House and Senate will need to be redrafted, recirculated and the legislative process will start again. Read more
I hope you all have a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving! Read more
One of the recent bills Governor Shapiro signed into law, Act 121 of 2024, extends Workers’ Compensation coverage to emergency responders who sustain post-traumatic stress injuries (PTSIs) in the line of duty. Read more
I am disheartened to offer news about something that’s happened in the 61st Legislative District and want to share my public statement regarding it because I think it’s important to be forthright in the way we address acts of intimidation or hatred within our community. Read more
Before my return to Harrisburg next week, I’ll continue the discussion of the recent legislation signed into law by Gov. Josh Shapiro. Read more
Earlier this week, Governor Shapiro signed 15 bills into law that continue to promote the health and safety of all Pennsylvanians. Read more
"These grants represent a significant investment in our communities, enhancing educational facilities, supporting communal wellness and creating spaces that bring people together,” Hanbidge said. Read more
I’d like to start by thanking everyone who attended our senior resource fair! Over the course of the day, around 500 of you joined us and we are so happy you came! I must also thank my amazing staff who put a tremendous amount of time and effort into making the day so special, and the incredible 36 vendors who attended in support of the community. I know how diligently they work every day to serve constituents in the 61st District, and this was another shining example of just how incredible they are! Next week is another busy session week and before I head back to Harrisburg, I want to update you about some of the legislation moving through the House and Senate. Read more
HARRISBURG, Oct. 22 – State Rep. Liz Hanbidge, D-Montgomery, today announced the award of several high-profile state grants for local projects that will benefit residents of the 61 st Legislative District. The grants originate from the Statewide Local Share Account, which comes from the Pennsylvania Race Horse Development and Gaming Act. The act provides for the distribution of gaming revenues through the Commonwealth Financing Authority to support projects in the public interest within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. They are: Lower Gwynedd Township, Ingersoll Park Improvement Project, $704,424 The current park amenities include two Little League baseball fields, a small bullpen, and an old concession stand, storage building and limited parking. There are also no public utilities at the site. The park needs several ADA accessibilities upgrades in both the parking lot and general gathering areas. This project proposes to address the ADA issues including additional parking and seating areas, extending public utilities, and upgrading amenities, including ADA accessible restrooms that will enhance the park and provide better accessibility for people using the park. Lower Gwynedd Township, Traffic Signal Modernization Improvement Project, $451,312 The proposed project will modernize the existing traffic signal and pedestrian accommodations at the intersection of Penllyn Pike and Trewellyn Avenue. These improvements will Read more
I’d like to start by thanking everyone who attended our senior resource fair! Read more
This Thursday, October 17th, my office and I are hosting our long-awaited Senior Resource Fair! Read more
I am happy to share that, last week, two of my bills moved forward in the legislative process. Read more
Our office has been getting calls recently with election-related questions. Read more
I absolutely love books and reading! So, this week, I am excited to share two recent events I participated in which meld well with that love. Read more
Per the Pennsylvania Treasury, Child Development Accounts, like Keystone Scholars, have been shown to increase parental expectations for children’s educational future and improved education planning and investment. Read more
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