POTTSTOWN, PA — Chester County’s State Representative Paul Friel (D-Chester) has announced plans for a town hall meeting, offering constituents an opportunity to hear updates on legislative matters and learn about the services provided by his office. The meeting, which is scheduled for Thursday, February 29, will also provide residents with a chance to voice their questions and concerns.
Friel, who represents Pennsylvania’s 26th Legislative District, has made it clear that he wants to hear from his constituents ahead of time. He is encouraging residents to submit their questions via e-mail to RepFriel@pahouse.net, with the subject line “Town Hall Question.” This move aims to open communication and transparency, as well as aims to highlight his eagerness to address the concerns of his constituents.
The town hall meeting will take place at Owen J. Roberts High School’s LGI Room, located at 981 Ridge Road, Pottstown, PA 19465. The meeting will run from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., providing ample time for discussion and interaction.
Friel, a business owner and advocate, has been serving Northern Chester County since he assumed office in 2023. His work in the legislature includes advocating for funding for local projects and proposing amendments to state statutes relating to firearms and other dangerous articles.
Town hall meetings are a critical component of representative democracy, providing elected officials with a firsthand understanding of their constituents’ concerns and perspectives. They also allow constituents to stay informed about legislative developments and the activities of their representatives.
This particular town hall comes at a time when many residents are eager to discuss a variety of issues, from local infrastructure projects to state-level legislative changes. It provides an excellent opportunity for residents to engage directly with their representative and voice their thoughts and concerns.
Residents of the 26th Legislative District are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to interact with their representative and participate in the democratic process.
In addition to the town hall meeting, Friel’s office offers a variety of services to constituents, including assistance with state agencies, help with property tax and rent rebate applications, and guidance on a variety of other issues. This meeting will provide an opportunity for residents to learn more about these services and how they can benefit from them.
As February 29 approaches, residents are urged to submit their questions and prepare for a productive discussion at the town hall meeting. With Representative Friel’s commitment to addressing their concerns and providing transparent updates, the town hall promises to be an informative and engaging event.
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