State Reps. Lisa Borowski, Jennifer O'Mara, Gina Curry and Leanne Krueger celebrate a $40k grant that will place automatic external defibrillators in all American Legion and VFW posts in Delaware County.

Over 300 seniors attended Rep. Leanne Krueger's Senior Expo in Brookhaven. There were 40 vendors in attendance who shared a wide range of resources, including flu shots, heath care, insurance, nutrition, fire safety, financial planning, fraud protection and government services.

The House Democratic Policy Committee convened a hearing in Delaware County, hosted by Rep. Leanne Krueger, to discuss the need to expand access to contraceptives for Pennsylvanians following recent court rulings that put availability of this vital medication at risk.

On Oct. 27, I hosted a veterans appreciation lunch with state Senator John Kane to thank local veterans for their sacrifice and to connect them with state resources and programs.

State Rep. Leanne Krueger hosted her a Senior Expo on Thursday, September 22.

Rep. Leanne Krueger introduces legislation which would ensure that healthcare providers in the commonwealth couldn’t refuse to provide contraceptives upon request.

Images of Rep. Leanne Krueger during the 2022-23 Budget Hearings.

On Oct. 21, I hosted a veterans luncheon with state Sen. John Kane to thank local veterans for their sacrifice and to connect them with state resources and programs.

On March 20, my staff and I cleaned up the Ridley Creek behind the Woodlyn Shopping Center in Ridley Township.

I partnered with state Sen. John Kane to host a Shredding and Prescription Drug Collection event on April 17. We saw more than 500 cars, and the Delaware County District Attorney's Office collected 204 pounds of unneeded medications for proper disposal.

Rep. Leanne Krueger joins colleagues to listen as Gov. Tom Wolf virtually delivers his annual budget address.

I was sworn in for my fourth term representing the 161st Legislative District on Jan. 5, 2021.

I hosted a free shredding and prescription drug collection event Oct. 17 at the Aston Community Center. More than 400 people joined us, making it our biggest shredding event ever, and we collected 150 pounds of medication for proper disposal.

I was happy to host a drive-through veterans appreciation lunch Oct. 30 at American Legion Post 926.

I was thrilled to welcome so many veterans and their families at my annual Veterans Lunch on Oct. 25! I’m grateful to American Legion Post 926 for hosting us at their Aston post. It’s so important to recognize those who have fought for our country, and I’m happy to be able to help them connect with the benefits they’ve earned.

My annual Senior Expo was held Sept. 26. We were able to help so many seniors in our community get their flu shots, their SEPTA Key Senior IDs and resources on many wonderful programs and services available for them.

It was great to see so many pets, pet owners, and future pet owners at the Pet Expo that I hosted Sept. 7 with state Sen. Tim Kearney.

I was proud to host a group of small business experts and local business owners for an informational breakfast to discuss how to grow their business.

I was proud to be joined by fellow legislators and several advocacy groups, including the Environmental Defense Fund, The Sierra Club and PennFuture to discuss dangerous legislation in the General Assembly that threatens our environmental safety. We must work to prevent environmentally dangerous bills from becoming law.

It was an honor to join Governor Tom Wolf and fellow legislators and community members for a hearing on the opioid crisis sweeping across Pennsylvania. We must work to combat this epidemic, and it needs to start with conversations in our communities about what we can all do.

It was an honor to host a bipartisan policy hearing on House Bill 1010, which would close loopholes that currently allow certain firearms to be purchased without a background check.

I was honored to be able to honor several fire companies around the community for International Firefighters Appreciation Day.

I was honored to stand with the Sisters of St. Francis and Moms Clean Air Force at a press conference calling for enactment of environmental regulations that would help protect Pennsylvania's most vulnerable citizens.

I was proud to present a resolution to the family of Hal Taussig in honor of his contributions to our community.

I was proud to have family visit Harrisburg with me when I joined Gov. Tom Wolf to sign my first piece of legislation into law.

I was honored to host local veterans for breakfast in honor of Veterans Day.