Coal Region News

Rep. Doyle Heffley of Carbon County was sworn in today for a new term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. He expressed gratitude towards the residents of Carbon County. "It is truly an honor to serve the people of Carbon County, and I am deeply humbled by the trust and support they have shown me," Heffley stated.

Heffley emphasized his commitment to carrying out his duties effectively. "I am committed to doing my absolute best to represent the needs and interests of our community in Harrisburg. The work ahead is important, and I look forward to collaborating with my colleagues to address the challenges we face," he said.

Heffley also highlighted his focus on property tax relief as a primary concern. He stressed the importance of helping working families and seniors. "As a strong supporter of property tax relief, I am dedicated to finding solutions that lower costs for working families and seniors," he noted. Heffley further expressed his belief in finding common ground without compromising on core values. "I am confident that common ground can be found on these critical issues while at the same time, not compromising our core values. I truly appreciate folks entrusting me with this responsibility, and I will serve them with dedication and integrity," Heffley affirmed.

For further information, media inquiries can be directed to Huntre Keip at 717.772.9837 or via email at hkeip@pahousegop.com.