02/07/2012
York County House Republican delegation members Keith Gillespie
(R-Hellam), Seth Grove (R-Dover), Ron Miller (R-Jacobus), Stan Saylor (R-Red Lion) and Will Tallman (R-Hanover) issued the following statement in response to today’s 2012-13 budget address by Gov Tom Corbett:
11/29/2011
HARRISBURG – Legislation sponsored by state Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam) that would allow Pennsylvania’s courts to suspend the driver’s license of any defendant failing to pay full restitution to victims of driving-related offenses will be considered by the full House after being passed unanimously out of the House Transportation Committee.
11/17/2011
HARRISBURG – During the Tuesday, Nov. 15, vote on House Bill 1950, the House defeated an amendment authored by state Rep. Ron Miller (R-Jacobus) that would allow individual counties to impose an impact fee on Marcellus and Utica shale natural gas wells, provided they have performed property reassessment in the last 10 years or are under contract to perform reassessment in the next two years.
11/15/2011
House Bill 735, legislation authored by state Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam) that would do away with the practice of sportsmen having to wear back tags while hunting, was passed today by the state Senate, and now sits on the desk of Gov. Tom Corbett, awaiting his signature.
10/21/2011
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10/06/2011
The latest news from the State Capitol
07/13/2011
Legislation sponsored by state Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam) would allow Pennsylvania’s courts to suspend the driver’s license of any defendant failing to pay full restitution to victims of driving-related offenses.
06/29/2011
York County House Republican delegation members Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam), Seth Grove (R-Dover), Ron Miller (R-Jacobus), Scott Perry (R-Dillsburg), Stan Saylor (R-Red Lion) and Will Tallman (R-Hanover) on Wednesday voted in favor of House Bill 1485, state budget legislation for Fiscal Year 2011-12. The members offered the following statement upon passage of the bill, which now goes to Gov. Tom Corbett’s desk for his signature:
06/21/2011
The state House has unanimously passed House Bill 1618, legislation authored by state Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam), which would amend existing law to allow for prosecution of offenders who expose or attempt to expose law enforcement officers to communicable diseases. The bill will now be considered by the state Senate.
06/20/2011
I am sponsoring legislation that gives our local court systems another tool in settling outstanding balances held by defendants in driving-related offenses. Current law requires fifty per cent of all payments made by a defendant be applied to restitution, but there are instances where court costs and fines have been paid in full and an outstanding restitution balance remains owed to a crime victim.
06/16/2011
Much-needed employment compensation reform legislation moved a step closer to passage Thursday thanks to an amendment offered by state Rep. Ron Miller (R-Jacobus), chairman of the House Labor and Industry Committee. Senate Bill 1030, authored by state Sen. John Gordner (R-Columbia), passed the House, with the Senate expected to concur Friday, sending the bill to the desk of Gov. Tom Corbett for his signature.
06/15/2011
The state House has unanimously passed legislation introduced by state Rep. Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam) that would do away with the practice of sportsmen having to wear back tags while hunting.
05/24/2011
York County House Republication delegation members Keith Gillespie (R-Hellam), Seth Grove (R-Dover), Ron Miller (R-Jacobus), Scott Perry (R-Dillsburg), Stan Saylor (R-Red Lion) and Will Tallman (R-Hanover) on Tuesday voted in favor of House Bill 1485, the House Republican response to Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget proposal. They offered the following statement in reaction to the bill, which will now be taken up by the state Senate.
05/18/2011
During the week of Monday, May 23, the House is expected to vote on the budget proposal that was unveiled this week. House Bill 1485, a response to Gov. Corbett's proposal, holds the line on spending.
05/06/2011
I am a co-sponsor of House Bill 1326, which will be voted in committee Tuesday. Under this legislation, authored by state Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover), a school board may not elect to raise taxes above the rate of inflation without a voter referendum. If the referendum fails, taxes may be raised, but not higher than the rate of inflation.