State Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill (PA)
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Recent News About State Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill (PA)
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Senator Phillips-Hill criticizes Governor Shapiro's proposed budget increase
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill of York has voiced her concerns regarding Governor Josh Shapiro's recently unveiled budget proposal.
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Bipartisan group forms 'Competitiveness Caucus' in Pennsylvania General Assembly
Pennsylvania State Senators Kristin Phillips-Hill and Lisa Boscola, along with Representatives Paul Friel and Josh Kail, have announced the formation of the Pennsylvania Competitiveness Caucus.
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Phillips-Hill outlines new committee roles for 2025-26 session
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill of York County has announced her committee assignments for the 2025-26 legislative session.
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Phillips-Hill announces continuation of mobile office hours for Southern York County
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill, representing York County, has announced the continuation of her mobile office hours initiative into 2025.
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Senator Phillips-Hill returns 2024 pay increase amid calls for fiscal responsibility
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill of York has announced her decision to return her 2024 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to the state treasury.
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Phillips-Hill honored with Guardian of Small Business award
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill has been recognized as a 2024 Guardian of Small Business by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).
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Senator criticizes FERC's approval of energy project affecting York County
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill of York County has voiced her disapproval following the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) decision regarding a preliminary permit application submitted by Yes Energy Storage LLC.
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Phillips-Hill re-elected as majority caucus chair for 2025-26
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill has been re-elected as the majority caucus chair of the Senate Republican Caucus for the 2025-26 legislative session.
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York County receives $2.1 million for new public safety training center
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill has announced that over $2.1 million in state funding from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program has been allocated to the Fire Chiefs’ and Fire Fighters’ Association of York County.
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Phillips-Hill hosts 'Senator for a Day' program at Pennsylvania State Capitol
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill recently hosted 178 high school students from southern York County at the Pennsylvania State Capitol for her third annual student government seminar. This event, which set a new attendance record, allowed students to experience the legislative process firsthand by taking on roles as senators.
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Phillips-Hill hosts record-breaking student seminar at PA Capitol
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill is set to host a significant event at the Pennsylvania State Capitol, involving 178 high school students from southern York County. This gathering marks her third annual student government seminar and will be held on Thursday, October 24th, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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York County school receives $2.3M for HVAC and boiler upgrades
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill has announced the allocation of nearly $2.3 million in state funding for the York County School of Technology. The funds, secured through the Public School Facility Improvement Grant (PSFIG) program, are earmarked for upgrading the school's HVAC and boiler systems.
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205K returned in unclaimed property by Treasurer Garrity and Senator Phillips-Hill
Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill have announced the return of over $205,000 in unclaimed property to residents of Southern York County. This follows an event at Sen. Phillips-Hill’s district office in Springfield Township, where constituents were able to identify money owed to them.
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Phillips-Hill hosts event on Oct. 10 for residents' unclaimed property recovery
Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill will host an event on October 10 to assist local residents in claiming unclaimed property held by the Pennsylvania Treasury. The Unclaimed Property program allows individuals to recover financial assets that may have been forgotten or overlooked.
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Pennsylvania mandates comprehensive 9/11 education in all schools by next year
HARRISBURG – As the nation observes another year of remembrance for the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, a new law will ensure that every school in Pennsylvania next year will have access to essential resources to teach students about the events and significance of that day, according to Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York), who championed the measure.
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Phillips-Hill hosts free license plate replacement and car seat check event in Loganville
LOGANVILLE – As part of ongoing efforts to promote road safety and provide accessible state government services, Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) will host a combined license plate replacement and car seat safety check event for motorists in York County.
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Phillips-Hill hosts free license plate replacement and car seat check event
LOGANVILLE – As part of ongoing efforts to promote road safety and provide accessible state government services, Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) will host a combined license plate replacement and car seat safety check event for motorists in York County.
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Regulatory reform bill incorporated into Pennsylvania state budget
In a significant move toward reducing government red tape, the state budget approved by the General Assembly included major regulatory reform efforts championed by Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York). As part of the comprehensive amendments to the state’s Fiscal Code, the measure includes an overhaul of the permitting process for land, air, and water-related permits required by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and county conservation districts for development.
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Governor signs new legislation modernizing Pennsylvania's dog law
Governor Signs Phillips-Hill’s Legislation Modernizing State Dog Law
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Pennsylvania Senate passes bill updating state's dog law
The Senate of Pennsylvania has approved legislation sponsored by Sen. Kristin Phillips-Hill (R-York) aimed at updating the state’s dog law. The bill extends license fee exemptions to service dogs integral to first responders and addresses challenges faced by dog boarding kennels.