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Meadville District Office
900-920 Water Street
Downtown Mall
Meadville, PA  16335
Phone (814) 336-1136
Hours 8 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. (M-F)

Fairview Office (Mondays Only)
Fairview Township Building
7471 McCray Rd., Fairview, PA
Hours 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. (Monday)
1-800-770-2377

Cranesville Office (Thursdays Only)
Cranesville Borough Office
10195 John Williams Ave.
Cranesville, PA 16410
Phone: 1-800-770-2377
Hours 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (Thursday)

Capitol Office
Hon. Brad Roae
162B East Wing
Harrisburg PA 17120-2006
Phone: (717) 787-2353
Fax: 717-782-2902

E-mail:  broae@pahousegop.com

 
Pa. State Rep. Brad Roae describes the dire situation within the Erie School District.
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Rep. Roae participated in a rally at the state Capitol in support of the right for Pennsylvanians to bear arms. This right is guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution and the Pennsylvania Constitution and Roae understands the importance of protecting it. Rep. Roae visited the State Museum of Pennsylvania to view the Penn Charter, which is sometimes referred to as Pennsylvania’s “birth certificate.” Learn more about this important historical document here: http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/portal/communities/documents/1681-1776/pennsylvania-charter.html Rep. Roae visited Fairview Manor to celebrate Veterans Day and spoke to the residents at the facility. Rep. Roae met Passle Helminski, her service dog, Fenway, and Heidi Tuszynski in the state Capitol. They traveled to Harrisburg with the Pennsylvania Rehabilitation Council. Rep. Roae met with a history class from Cambridge Springs Junior/Senior High School during the students' trip to the state Capitol. They stopped in Harrisburg for a quick visit on their way to Millersville University to compete in a state history championship. Rep. Roae enjoyed meeting Michael Roberts, a U.S. Army Veteran, who is walking 8,000 miles with his dog, Boots, to bring awareness to veteran’s issues. He is specifically highlighting the issues faced by amputee veterans, the high rate of suicide among veterans and the difficulty of dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). He is meeting with elected officials along the way to share his story and his concerns. Roae and Roberts met at the war memorial in Erie. Rep. Roae met with Miss Crawford County Outstanding Teen Paige Coon when she visited the state Capitol. Coon attends Saegertown Junior/Senior High School. Rep. Roae attended a news conference in the Capitol in support of legislation that would help reduce costs for school districts, which would save taxpayers money. The bill would exempt school districts from costly prevailing wage provisions that make construction projects more expensive. Rep. Roae met 89-year-old Mahlon Fink, a Pennsylvania resident and World War II veteran who participated in the Battle for Iwo Jima. The House recently adopted <a href="http://www.legis.state.pa.us/CFDOCS/Legis/PN/Public/btCheck.cfm?txtType=PDF&sessYr=2015&sessInd=0&billBody=H&billTyp=R&billNbr=0027&pn=0026" target="_blank">a resolution</a> commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima. Rep. Roae recently accepted his 2014 Guardian of Small Business Award from Pennsylvania National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) State Legislative Director Neal Lesher and State Director Kevin Shivers. Roae is among a select group of state lawmakers to earn a 100 percent ranking from the Pennsylvania NFIB for his small business voting record during the 2013-14 legislative session. Rep. Roae met with Anna Koebley and Ian Arturo, environmental science majors at Allegheny College in Meadville, who were at the state Capitol to participate in the Undergraduate Research at the Capitol - Pennsylvania poster contest, which showcases outstanding and award-winning research projects by undergraduate students from Pennsylvania. While at the Crawford County Fair, Rep. Roae met and had his picture taken with Pennsylvania Honey Queen Elena Hoffman. Rep. Roae had his picture taken with James Getty, a re-enactor dressed up as President Abraham Lincoln, and others dressed as Civil War soldiers at the state Capitol. The House observed the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg during House session on June 18. Rep. Roae met with students from Faith Builders Christian School during their trip to the state Capitol. Rep. Roae and some of his House colleagues stopped for a photo at a Capitol rally in support of Second Amendment rights. Rep. Roae attended the Crawford County Fair Bureau spring meeting. Here, he is photographed with (from left to right) Rep. Michele Brooks, Pennsylvania Maple Syrup Sweetheart Stephanie Snyder, Agriculture Secretary George Greig and Crawford County Alternate Dairy Princess Rebecca Williams. Rep. Roae was at the Pennsylvania Farm Show and met with Agriculture Secretary George Greig near a stand showcasing apples that are harvested in Pennsylvania. Rep. Brad Roae enjoyed a famous Pennsylvania Farm Show milkshake alongside Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Secretary George Greig, a resident of Crawford County, at a Capitol event celebrating dairy month. Rep. Roae attended an event at the Crawford County Mental Health Awareness Program (CHAPS), which is an important resource for families in Northwest Pennsylvania. Rep. Brad Roae (front row, second from left) and other state representatives had their picture taken with members of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau on the staircase in the Main Capitol in Harrisburg. Rep. Brad Roae held a Meadville town hall meeting, which provided constituents from the district a chance to ask questions and receive answers about state government and the Pennsylvania budget. Rep. Brad Roae and his son, Brad Jr., stopped to have their photo taken on the House floor. Brad Jr. served as a guest page in the House. Rep. Brad Roae and his son, Brad Jr., stopped to have their photo taken on the House floor. Brad Jr. served as a guest page in the House. Rep. Brad Roae and his daughter, Rachael, stopped to have their picture taken near the Capitol Christmas tree on swearing-in day. Rep. Brad Roae attended the Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative Association Inc. picnic and meeting at the Crawford County Fairgrounds, where he met with constituents and handed out information about state government programs and services. Rep. Brad Roae (back row, center) was pleased to meet with volunteers and students from the Crawford County 4-H Program during 4-H Capitol Days. In the photo are (back row, left to right) volunteers Seth Jones and Cheryl Sheets, Roae, state Rep. Michele Brooks, volunteer Jim Braymar, (front row, left to right) 4-H educator Wanda Braymer, Greta Johnson, Brandi Forinash and Leonard Loucks. Rep. Brad Roae (pictured here shaking hands with Wayne LaPierre from the National Rifle Association at a Capitol rally in support of gun owners' rights) applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to protect the Second Amendment rights of gun owners. To read more about the court’s decision, go to http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/29/us/29scotus.html?_r=1 Rep. Roae held a town hall meeting at the West Mead Township Building, where constituents had an opportunity to ask questions about the state budget, government reforms, economic policies and other state government-related issues. Rep. Roae (center), along with Reps. Curt Schroder (R-Chester) and Matt Baker (R-Tioga), at podium, attended a rally at the state Capitol in Harrisburg in support of Health Care Choice Legislation. House Bill 2053, sponsored by Baker, would preserve individual rights to not take part in a government-run health care plan, and would work to preserve the patient-doctor relationship. House Bill 2179 proposes an amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution protecting a citizen’s right to choose his or her own health care and to purchase health care insurance from the company of his or her choice. Rep. Roae participated in a House Republican Policy Committee hearing where lawmakers listened to expert testimony raising concerns about the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s attempt to toll Interstate 80. The hearing focused on the commission’s resubmission of its application to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA) to turn I-80 into a toll road. Two previous applications submitted by the commission have been rejected by the FHA. Lawmakers heard testimony from Brian F. Chase an expert and independent consultant who works on public-private partnerships and toll road initiatives. Chase questioned a fair market valuation analysis conducted by a firm called Provident Capital Advisors that was submitted as part of the revised application. Chase noted that the firm has no prior experience in the field of road finance projects. Rep. Roae participated in a House Republican Policy Committee hearing where lawmakers listened to expert testimony raising concerns about the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission’s attempt to toll Interstate 80. The hearing focused on the commission’s resubmission of its application to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA) to turn I-80 into a toll road. Two previous applications submitted by the commission have been rejected by the FHA. Lawmakers heard testimony from Brian F. Chase an expert and independent consultant who works on public-private partnerships and toll road initiatives. Chase questioned a fair market valuation analysis conducted by a firm called Provident Capital Advisors that was submitted as part of the revised application. Chase noted that the firm has no prior experience in the field of road finance projects. Rep. Roae (second from right) listens at a press conference in Harrisburg as House Republican Whip Mike Turzai explains legislation to reform the Department of Public Welfare’s “special allowance” program. I am a co-sponsor of House Bill 2080 which you can read about at http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/billinfo/billinfo.cfm?syear=2009&sind=0&body=H&type=B&BN=2080 Rep. Brad Roae spoke at an event saluting soldiers serving with the Pennsylvania National Guard's Stryker Brigade in the 1st Battalion, 112th Infantry on Sept. 25. The soldiers recently returned from a tour of duty in the Middle East. The welcome-home ceremony was held at the Cambridge Springs High School. On Tuesday, June 23, it was my honor to join fellow Crawford County Reps. Michele Brooks and John Evans in presenting the current Pennsylvania dairy princess, LeeAnn Kapanick, to the state House of Representatives. Ms. Kapanick is a recent graduate of Saegertown High School and lives with her family in Crawford County. Ms. Kapanick addressed the House, urging lawmakers to work together to help Pennsylvania’s dairy farmers. Agriculture is the number one industry in Pennsylvania, and the dairy industry is the largest segment of agriculture. The dairy industry generates $1.56 billion in on-farm revenue and $4.4 billion in economic activity annually. Click here for more pictures. Rep. Brad Roae introduces the current Pennsylvania dairy princess, LeeAnn Kapanick, to members of the state House of Representatives. Ms. Kapanick is a recent graduate of Saegertown High School and lives with her family in Crawford County.
 
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