The 196th Legislative District encompasses part of YORK County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Dover, Jackson, North Codorus, Paradise and West Manchester and the BOROUGHS of Dover, New Salem and Spring Grove. View interactive map
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I offer veterans’ outreach assistance with Paul DeVincenzo, an American Legion service officer, each month, traditionally on the first Thursday of the month at my district office. The officer can help with compensation, pension, death benefits, education and health care, as well as any issues pertaining to veterans benefits or the U.S. Veterans Administration. Learn More
Grove Issues Statement on Tax Credit Fraud Report Dec. 05, 2019 / DOVER – A Pennsylvania grand jury recently issued a report finding the state’s Keystone Innovation Zone and Pennsylvania Research and Development tax credit programs are susceptible to fraud. In response to the report, Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover) issued the following statement:
Lawmakers Discuss Bills to Make Pennsylvania’s Small Businesses Great Again Nov. 21, 2019 / HARRISBURG – Reps. Seth Grove (R-York), Eric Nelson (R-Westmoreland) and Jim Cox (R-Bucks/Lancaster) were joined by advocates to discuss a package of legislation to put small businesses on equal footing when it comes to taxes.
Grove Says Bills Protect Consumers from Questionable Practices by Drug Pricing Giants Nov. 21, 2019 / HARRISBURG – The House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a series of bills to protect consumers from unethical practices causing consumers to pay more for prescription drugs and drive out small family-owned pharmacies. Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover), who authored, House Bill 942, issued the following statement:
Ryan, Grove Present Plan to Improve PA Financial Outlook Nov. 20, 2019 / HARRISBURG – Reps. Frank Ryan (R-Lebanon) and Seth Grove (R-York) held a Capitol news conference today to unveil an aggressive plan to put Pennsylvania on a sound financial course and prevent it from going into default, which they say is inevitable if nothing changes.