We can process handicap placards and SEPTA Senior Cards at our office! Please contact my office if you need assistance applying for a handicap placard or SEPTA Senior card. 312 Old Lancaster Rd. Merion Station, PA 19066-1526 P*: (610) 832-1679 Hours of Operation - Open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Whitemarsh Township Building 616 Germantown Pike Lafayette Hill, PA 19444 Hours of Operation - 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Third Wednesday of the month. We process SEPTA ID cards at this location. Call ahead to confirm that our notary will be there if you need government documents notarized. Read more
The most recent newsletter features updates on COVID-19, available assistance, school safety grants, a salute to veterans, and much more. Read more
“Diligent work by many people who have been involved over a long period of time has paid off, as the HHS now has oversight of this wonderful property located right here in the 148th,” Daley said. “This transfer ensures the preservation of the Highlands Mansion and Gardens, allowing our community to treasure this space for years to come.” Read more
“It’s impossible to understate the value of a safe and secure learning environment, and that will be even more critical once all students, teachers and faculty are able to return to full-time, in-person educational settings,” Daley said. “As we look ahead, I am grateful for this funding to help a variety of schools in our community.” Read more
Today and every day, we celebrate veterans’ immeasurable contributions, draw inspiration from your example, and strive to give you our full support as a grateful nation. Thank you for serving our country and protecting our freedoms. Read more
“More than 200,000 Americans, including over 8,200 Pennsylvanians, are dead from this virus -- and more than 164,000 Pennsylvanians have been infected. However, the House Republican leaders felt it more important to make the governor and his administration look bad than work together to protect the people they swore an oath to serve. This behavior is a clear violation of the people’s trust.” Read more
Materials from a House Democratic Policy Committee public hearing held in the Capitol and co-chaired by State Rep. Mary Jo Daley. Read more
“Act II Playhouse brings joy to so many in this community, and it’s important for art and culture to continue playing key roles in our lives,” Daley said. “There are many organizations and businesses hurting, and I will keep fighting to help bring in funding when and where it’s needed. I am hopeful this grant will assist this local theater company, a wonderful community asset and an anchor for the borough’s downtown to move forward.” Read more
While we ultimately were able to shred the material for many attendees, we know that some constituents left due to time constraints and that many attendees were inconvenienced. I want to apologize for this. Read more
State Reps. Morgan Cephas and Mary Jo Daley announced today that a $23,518 grant is going to help Saint Joseph's University reduce underage and reckless drinking. "Just like in our efforts to shut down stop-and-gos, curbing underage and reckless drinking can save lives and rid our neighborhoods of the violence that can come with it," said Cephas, D-Phila. "I will keep fighting to secure critical resources like this, which invest in educating our young people about the real-life risks of abusing alcohol and the need to set a responsible example for this generation and generations to come." The state funding is part of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board's 2020-22 Alcohol Education Grant Program and, according to Cephas, will go toward a number of prevention initiatives, including: Social norms campaign. EVERFI AlcoholEdu. e-CHUG. e-TIPS University. PLCB conference. Safety App. "While it's inevitable that young adults in college test newly discovered freedoms, there are ways to do it safely, and programs like these at St. Joseph's help educate students to be more responsible in their actions," said Daley, D-Montgomery, who added that Plymouth Township Police Department and the CTC Wellness Foundation in Conshohocken each received $40,000 in PLCB grants Read more
Shredding is a great way to safely dispose of important documents you no longer need – and in a way that’s environmentally friendly. Read more
“Stormwater and sewer infrastructure don’t tend to get a lot of attention until storms are in the forecast and folks’ lives are disrupted by damaging or otherwise inconvenient flooding, or until the cost to make fixes hits their wallets,” Daley said. “When we have the opportunity to direct funds toward efforts like these, especially when the funding is in the form of a grant, it’s incredibly important that we take it and make the most of it.” Read more
I read state Rep. Kerry Benninghoff’s recent column on the need to prioritize our children’s safety, not politicize it. While I believe Rep. Benninghoff is sincere in his concern for children throughout the commonwealth, I think he and many others in his party are missing the mark when they talk about what our children need from us as this school year gets underway. Read more
The WHC chairs called the actions of the nonprofit into question, writing, “For more than 20 years, an organization known as Real Alternatives has been enriching itself and its executives, mismanaging state-appropriated funding, and potentially misdirecting that funding for advertising and legal services, including using Pennsylvania dollars in other states.” Read more
Lawmakers and experts in the field discussed the innovative responses to maternal mortality before and during the coronavirus pandemic, which put a unique strain on the overall healthcare system and traditional services. Read more
Medical experts cite unequivocal evidence that breastfeeding provides tremendous health benefits to babies and mothers (or breast-feeding parent, in the case of transgender or gender-nonconforming birth parents). Read more
Features info on COVID-19 and available relief, breastfeeding, local industry, shredding events and a lot more! Read more
“Whether the classrooms are virtual or in-person, it’s crucial for so many reasons that our educational opportunities continue through this pandemic,” said Daley, whose 148th Legislative District covers parts of Lower Merion. “The grants for Saint Joseph’s and other institutions across the state are an investment to ensure safe, collective progress toward a better tomorrow, not just for individuals but for our entire state.” Read more
During my time as a state representative, I’ve been a strong advocate for the benefits of breastfeeding, and I continue my work to protect employees who are breastfeeding and to generally focus more attention on this subject. Read more
"The governor’s hazard pay grant is a way for Pennsylvania to thank its countless workers at the front line of the COVID-19 crisis. We all owe a debt of gratitude for their selfless efforts to keep all of us safe and living as normal a life as possible.” Read more
“Equitable access to contraceptives is essential to prevent unintended pregnancies, yet the Trump administration is limiting this essential healthcare during a pandemic,” said state Rep. Mary Jo Daley, D-Montgomery, who serves as Democratic chairwoman of the Women’s Health Caucus and also serves on the House Health Committee. Read more
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312 Old Lancaster Rd.Merion Station, PA 19066-1526
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616 Germantown PikeLafayette Hill, PA 19444
Hours of Operation - 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Third Wednesday of the month. We process SEPTA ID cards at this location. Call ahead to confirm that our notary will be there if you need government documents notarized.
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