The 26th Legislative District consists of portions of Chester County including the townships of East Coventry, East Nantmeal, East Vincent, Honey Brook, North Coventry, Valley, Wallace, Warwick, West Caln and West Nantmeal and the boroughs of Elverson, Honey Brook and Spring City; and portions of Montgomery County, including part of the borough of Pottstown. View map
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Hennessey Announces State Grants to Fight Blight in Pottstown May. 26, 2021 / HARRISBURG – On Tuesday, the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) approved two Pennsylvania Blight Remediation grants in Pottstown, according to Rep. Tim Hennessey, (R-Chester/Montgomery).
Hennessey Probes PennDOT on Services, Regulations Suspended in Pandemic Mar. 31, 2021 / HARRISBURG –Rep. Tim Hennessey (R-Chester/Montgomery), majority chairman of the House Transportation Committee, sent a letter to secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Yassmin Gramian, asking for an update on regulatory and enforcement matters at PennDOT that have been suspended, waived or modified during the COVID-19 emergency.
Hennessey Says Emergency Rental, Utility Assistance Program Now Open Mar. 30, 2021 / HARRISBURG - Pennsylvanians at risk of eviction or loss of utility service can now apply for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), said Rep. Tim Hennessey (R-Chester/Mongomery). A total of $847 million has been distributed among Pennsylvania’s 67 counties to help thousands of families maintain their housing and utility services. Owners of rental properties can also apply for assistance on behalf of tenants.
COVID vaccine distribution unfair Mar. 15, 2021 / Exactly how Pennsylvania determines the number of COVID-19 doses to send to each of its 67 counties remains an inscrutable mystery.