I wanted to take a moment to reach out and let you know how honored I am to be serving as the State Senator for Pennsylvania’s 10th District. I look forward to the work ahead and bringing positive change to the residents of this district and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 

I’ve assembled a great team to help me along the way and we are excited to hit the ground running. 

Senator Santarsiero on swearing-in day with district constituents and staff.

In addition to my office in Harrisburg, I’m pleased to announce that I have two office locations in the 10th District, one in Doylestown and one in Newtown.

I hope you’ll take some time to review my official website, where you’ll find helpful resources, contact information, and updates on what’s happening in Senate District 10. Please visit www.senatorstevesantarsiero.com to stay up to date.

I plan to send out periodic emails with news and alerts from around the district and Harrisburg. You can sign up to receive these emails and forward the link to anyone who you think might be interested.

For more regular updates on what’s going on in the district, you can follow me on all of my social media.

My office is here to serve you. How can we help?

Legislation: If you are interested in the status of a certain piece of legislation or obtaining copies of bills, my office will be able to provide that information to you. 

Forms and Applications: You can reach out to my office for assistance with any number of forms, including birth and death certificates, grant applications, consumer complaint forms, hunting or fishing licenses, notary public applications, and voter registration. 

State Agencies: My office can assist in any dealings with state agencies, including the Department of Corrections, Military and Veterans Affairs, PennDOT, Department of Human Services, and State Police. 

Licenses and Motor Vehicles: Help is available through my office or the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Driver and Vehicle Services website if you need assistance processing motor vehicle registrations, driver’s licenses, learner’s permits, or other Department of Transportation forms. 

Visiting the Capitol: You can visit the Pennsylvania Capitol website or contact my office about setting up school or other group trips to the Capitol.

Senator Santarsiero, with Congressman Fitzpatrick and Representative Staats, addressing residents at a public meeting regarding the DEP meeting on the quarry.

News and Alerts

Rockhill Quarry Public Meeting

Since before my swearing-in, we’ve been bringing the area’s elected officials together with the Department for Environmental Protection. This month, I met with residents of East Rockhill Township to listen to their concerns over the environmental ramifications of the local quarry and share the communications between my office and the DEP.

The morning was productive and I look forward to further updates on this issue.

Falls Township Firefighters 67th Annual Banquet

It’s always an honor to celebrate those who protect our communities. Thanks to the firefighters of Falls Township for their dedication to our safety.

Senator Santarsiero at the Falls Township 67th Annual Firefighter Banquet with Supervisor Robert Harvie, Chief Keith Bidlingmaier, and Representative John Galloway.

Internship Opportunity

PennDOT is once again sponsoring an extensive Summer Maintenance Program (SMP) for college students. If you would like to be considered for a recommendation from my office, please let us know by Wednesday February 13th. All applicants, including previous employees of PennDOT, must apply online at www.employment.pa.gov to be considered. The technical support line is (717) 787-5703.

The program runs May through August 2019 and this is a paid position with an hourly rate of $13.56. Eligible candidates must be at least eighteen years of age, have a valid Pennsylvania Driver’s License, and be enrolled as a full-time college student for the Fall 2019 semester.

The 2019 Farm Show

The annual Farm Show in Harrisburg was a huge success. Check out my interview with Russell C. Redding, the Secretary of Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture.

Offices of State Senator Steve Santarsiero

www.senatorstevesantarsiero.com/