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
House Moves Grove Bill to Improve Health Care Outcomes and Save Taxpayer Money Sep. 29, 2020 / HARRISBURG – Legislation by Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover) sets hefty, yet achievable, goals of saving taxpayers $150 million over next few fiscal years through targeted savings for the Medicaid outcome-based program, all while improving health care outcomes. It was approved by the House Health Committee today.
Grove Seeks Answers on COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths Sep. 28, 2020 / HARRISBURG – Seeking answers to Gov. Tom Wolf’s policy of allowing patients who tested positive to COVID-19 to be allowed to return to long-term care facilities, many of which were hotbeds of the virus, Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover) filed a Right-to-Know (RTK) request with Wolf’s Department of Health.
Declaration of Suspension Offers False Hope Sep. 25, 2020 / Newspaper Columns Like so many of you, I am frustrated and infuriated with Gov. Tom Wolf’s policies he formed unilaterally and without input of Pennsylvanians or the Legislature. Understandably, I have been asked why I have not signed the Declaration of Suspension, which falsely claims to be a tool to end the governor’s State of Emergency Declaration. Let be clear, it does not have any legal standing. It has a zero chance of doing anything.
Grove to Wolf, Levine: ‘We Want the Truth’ Sep. 24, 2020 / HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records today ruled Gov. Tom Wolf and Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine cannot use the Disease Prevention and Control Act as a shield from honoring a Right-to-Know request for information on decisions they’ve made during the COVID-19 pandemic. State Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover), chairman of the House Government Oversight Committee and author of Act 77 of 2020, issued the following statement in reaction to the announcement: