Making East Pennsboro Township more affordable is a top priority. On Day 1, we will reopen the budget, look for savings to reduce costs, and not only hold the line on taxes and fees—but cut them if possible.

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We are committed to stopping the unnecessary plan for a new multi-million-dollar township building that would burden taxpayers. The current building is fully functional, easily accessible, has ample parking, and houses all essential township departments, the tax collector’s office, the senior citizen center, and sits next to the District Judge’s office. There is no need to spend millions just to expand bureaucracy.

We will make township government more open and accessible. This includes livestreaming commissioner meetings and archiving them so residents can watch anytime. We will also remove unnecessary restrictions on public input so citizens are welcomed and heard. It’s time to “tear down the wall” and restore open access for residents to conduct business without barriers.

We will ensure township staff are responsive and helpful, and we will work to speed up permit approvals. We will also champion a township tax break for volunteer firefighters to strengthen recruitment and retention—a benefit many surrounding municipalities already provide.