KENNETT SQUARE, March 5 – State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, invites residents of the 158th Legislative District to attend her virtual panel discussion on Stormwater Management, the Environment, Infrastructure, and Property Damage at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 11. “Across Pennsylvania, more frequent strong storms have had significant impact on our environment and infrastructure. Local governments and property owners alike are dealing with damage to personal property and shared infrastructure,” Sappey said. “I hope people will join us to learn about how we can better prepare for these worsening storms and work to reduce the damage they cause.” Panelists for this discussion include: Michael Callahan, stormwater program manager of Derry Township Municipal Authority. Molly Deger, engineer of Chester County Conservation District. John Krafcyzk, assistant district executive for maintenance of PennDOT Engineering District 6. Ramsey Reiner, township manager of New Garden Township. Residents interested in receiving a link to attend will need to RSVP on Sappey’s website , by contacting her District Office at 484-200-8264, or by emailing repsappey@pahouse.net . Questions for the representative and presenters can be submitted before or during the event at repsappey@pahouse.net . For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s office at Read more
Dear Senator Casey adn Senator Toomey, Thank you for your continued support of the citizens of Pennsylvania during this time of uncertainty and deep struggle. Read more
Join live at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 3 for an interactive virtual discussion on redistricting. Read more
Kennett Square, Feb. 26 – State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, invites residents of the 158th Legislative District to attend her virtual Redistricting Update event with Carol Kuniholm of Fair Districts PA at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3. “Pennsylvania continues to be affected by the unfair practice of drawing legislative districts to favor one party,” said Sappey, D-Chester. “This event is an opportunity for residents to learn about the process, ask questions and get an update on current legislation that would address gerrymandering.” Residents interested in receiving a link to attend will need to RSVP on Sappey’s website ( https://bit.ly/3sBFWG5 ), by contacting her District Office at 484-200-8264, or by emailing repsappey@pahouse.net . Questions for the representative and presenter can be submitted prior to or during the event at repsappey@pahouse.net . For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s office at 484-200-8264. Read more
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State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, invites residents of the 158th Legislative District to attend her virtual discussion on Trauma Informed Systems on Thursday, Feb. 25 at 6 p.m. “This event will explore the impact of adverse childhood experiences and research showing how a trauma informed approach leads to increased positive outcomes in our major institutions such as education and health care,” Sappey said. Those interested in receiving a link to attend will need to RSVP here , by contacting Sappey’s District Office at 484-200-8264 or by emailing repsappey@pahouse.net . Questions for the representative and panelists can be submitted prior to or during the event at repsappey@pahouse.net . For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s office at 484-200-8264. ### Read more
A panel on youth mental health and the pandemic focusing on the Pre-K to 2nd Grade years. Read more
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How to reopen/reactivate a PUA claim : Log in to your dashboard Select “File for Weekly Benefits” Then select “File Your Weekly Certification to Continue Your Claim” You will see the message “You currently have a claim established however it is inactive.” Click on “here.” It will seem as if you are opening a new claim. The system knows you are only attempting to reopen the claim you already have established. Click Next. You will see the Welcome to Pennsylvania’s Pandemic Unemployment Portal Page. Click next. The next eight pages are pre-populated based on your initial claim information. You will click next after verifying the information is correct on each page. If it is not correct, you should make updates at this time. Note: This includes things such as your email, address, date of birth, education information and employment status. You will also be asked the COVID questions. PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR THE MAJOR DISASTER INFORMATION QUESTION YOU SHOULD SELECT COVID -19 NOT COVID 19 -2 If you reported that you are self-employed, the system will ask for you 2020 wages. This is an error. You should enter all 0s for those wages. You will also need to answer if you have worked since you last filed for weeks. If you have worked, you must click the “I have worked since my last filing” and enter your employment information. Read more
State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, today announced she has been re-appointed to the Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Local Government, and Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness committees. She was also re-appointed to serve on the bipartisan, bicameral Local Government Commission by the speaker of the House and Democratic House leadership. “I am honored to continue serving Pennsylvanians through my work on the commission and these committees,” Sappey said. During the previous legislative session, Sappey supported the adoption of the PA Farm Bill by the Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee its passage by the General Assembly. She continues to support agriculture innovation to help preserve existing farms and open space. Sappey has helped develop and support legislation that would streamline government processes through her role on the Local Government Committee and appointment to the Local Government Commission. These reforms would create more efficient local county and municipal operations, lowering tax costs and providing better services to residents. As a member of the Veterans Affairs & Emergency Preparedness Committee, Sappey has made expanding access to services for veterans and creating more funding and volunteer support for first responders such as fire, police and EMS a top priority. For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s district office at 484-200-8264. ### Read more
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State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, invites residents of the 158 th Legislative District to attend her next virtual Town Hall at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 21. “This is a convenient opportunity for constituents to share views, ask questions and stay informed on legislation being considered in Harrisburg that could impact them,” Sappey said. “I look forward to hearing from the community.” Those interested in receiving a link to watch will need to RSVP here , by contacting Sappey’s District Office at 484-200-8264 or by emailing repsappey@pahouse.net . Questions for the representative can be submitted prior to or during the event at repsappey@pahouse.net . For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s district office at 484-200-8264. ### Read more
State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, today announced that East Penn Railroad will be the recipient of $500,500 through the Rail Transportation Assistance Program and the Rail Freight Assistance Program. East Penn Railroad will use the funds to improve track conditions by replacing approximately 4,500 ties on the Wilmington Northern line and 2,000 ties on the Quakertown line. This is part of $31.3 million announced for 26 rail freight improvement projects that will improve freight mobility while creating or sustaining more than 200 jobs across the state. “This work will improve the state’s infrastructure, increasing safety and efficiency in our supply chains, while helping to minimize additional truck traffic,” Sappey said. For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s district office at 484-200-8264. ### Read more
State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, today announced she will be hosting a virtual community update on the proposed sale of the Chester Water Authority at 6 p.m. on January 14. The presentation is open to residents of the 158th Legislative District and will also include legislative initiatives designed to support local public and well-managed water authorities. “We need to work together to save the Chester Water Authority ,” said Sappey. “CWA has my full support. This authority has consistently provided us with clean water and open space, and it’s a fiscally solvent operation. I look forward to providing residents an update on where this situation stands currently.” During the previous legislative session, Sappey introduced and cosponsored legislation to provide ratepayers with additional rights for their water supply, including the requirement for a ratepayer referendum before an approved sale. She plans to reintroduce this legislation this term. To RSVP to the event and receive a link to watch, residents should register here , call her district office at 484-200-8264 or email repsappey@pahouse.net . More information is available by contacting Sappey’s district office at 484-200-8264 . ### Read more
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Kennett Square, Dec. 30 – State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, today announced $902,507 in Growing Greener state grants from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection that will fund stream restoration of Plum Run and support projects for forested riparian buffers and implementation of agricultural best management practices, or BMPs, in Chester County. “We know that riparian buffers can help waterways by providing natural filtration and preventing excessive pollution and waste runoff,” Sappey said. “I am very pleased to see additional support for our local ecosystems, especially with the increase in strong storms we have seen. Not only does this help reduce frequent flooding and erosion, but it also provides additional habitat for local wildlife.” The grants were awarded as follows: Stroud Water Research Center Inc. -- $707,818. This project will implement 44 agricultural BMPs and 58.1 acres of riparian forest buffers on eight properties, including seven farms, in Chester County, in Phase 2 focus areas of the Delaware River Watershed Initiative. These investments will greatly reduce runoff pollution and additionally assist municipal separate storm sewer system communities so that their overflow is less likely. Brandywine Red Clay Alliance -- $194,689. This project will complete Phase 3 of a 4,470-foot stream restoration on Plum Run. More information is Read more
East Marlborough, Dec. 23 – State Rep. Christina Sappey, D-Chester, today announced $1.5 million in state grants from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program that will support the Fame Fire Company of West Chester and Longwood Gardens. “Longwood Gardens is a Chester County institution, and I am honored to support them in securing this funding for facility upgrades,” Sappey said. “Public gardens, such as Longwood, provide tremendous peace and joy to the public while serving as an economic driver for our region. These grant funds will help Longwood remain a leader in horticulture education, research and displays. Fame Fire Company has continued to innovate and grow along with the West Chester community. They serve on the Chester County Rescue Task Force as the lead company for swift water, trench, and structural collapse technical rescues. These facility upgrades will allow them to further increase efficiency and lower response times.” $1,000,000 will be provided to Fame Fire Company of West Chester, which is renovating and expanding the existing fire station located near West Chester University. The proposed improvements involve renovating the existing building and constructing an 8,000 square foot addition. The new firehouse will have four single fire truck bays, two additional drive-through double length truck bays, a recreation room, a fitness/training room, office space, overnight bunks, live-in Read more
HARRISBURG, Dec. 10 – State Reps. Christina Sappey and Melissa Shusterman, both D-Chester, today applauded the awarding of more than $1.7 million in Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency grants to Chester County organizations and agencies. The funds, approved by the PCCD, will support a variety of programs and services, including adult probation services, body-worn camera initiatives, domestic abuse programs and more. “Unfortunately, we are seeing an increase in incidents of domestic violence and abuse due in part to the isolation we are experiencing during the pandemic” Sappey said. “This funding will directly help victims and give those who need rehabilitation the tools they need.” “Women, children and other victims of abuse deserve a safe space to call home and programs that can help them get back on their feet,” Shusterman said. “I am thrilled about the amount of money coming to Chester County to help these individuals reclaim their lives and move forward in a safe, healthy environment. We have to do more to help victims of abuse and their loved ones.” The grants awarded in Chester County are as follows: Improvement of Adult Probation Services Funds Chester County - Improvement of Adult Probation Services - $533,144. Federal STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant Funds Chester County Commissioners Read more
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