Rep. Nikki Rivera

Vision Corps in Lancaster on Queen St. serves countless people who have vision impairment - employment, technology, programs, EVERYTHING to live a life of independence. Rappelling - ✅
Looking forward to next year’s Eye Drop fundraiser!
Thank you, Megan Sofilka Tomsheck, Carol Gifford, Dennis Steiner, Scott, George, and your whole team for your service to Pennsylvanians🌟

Collective bargaining ensures fair wages, safe working environments, and knowledge of expectations while on the clock. Graduate assistants are critical to the research and educational mission at PSU and their ability to collectively bargain needs to be honored. I support PSU dropping their appeal and not further delay contract negotiations.

East Pete Water Treatment staffers Scott and Todd explained how top quality drinking water gets to each home in the borough. Council President Miller, Council members Valdez and Tirado, and I learned about the high tech gadgets that monitor and regulate the system. Fascinating 🌟

Besides hosting the amazing author Malcolm Gladwell, the Lancaster Chamber honored extraordinary Lancaster County community members: Marshall Snively, Dan Sahd, Dr. Sharee Livingston, and Joanne Ladley🌟
What a memorable evening emceed by Presidents and CEOs Heather Valudes (Lancaster Chamber) and Vanessa Philbert (CAP)🌟

Mental and physical health are inseparable topics. Kim McDevitt and her team at Mental Health America provide incredibly helpful legislative recommendations for Lancaster, Lebanon, and the entire Commonwealth of PA. The House AND Senate need to listen and act on their recommendations.

The Property Tax/ Rent Rebate Program application deadline has been extended to December 31, 2926.

If you think you may qualify, please contact our office (717-295-3157 or [email protected]) to schedule an appointment where we can help you complete the application.

I voted on Monday to pass a bill to create a bell-to-bell cellphone ban that would also give local officials the ability to decide how they want to restrict student cellphone use & would not require teachers or administrators to take a student’s phone.

Pa. House passes bell-to-bell cellphone ban; here's how Lancaster County lawmakers voted Pennsylvania lawmakers are one step closer to banning student cellphone use in schools after the state House passed a bill to create a bell-to-bell cellphone ban Monday.