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Senator
Kristin Phillips-Hill
Majority Caucus Chair
Serving York County
Senator
Kristin Phillips-Hill
Majority Caucus Chair
Serving York County

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Happy National Fire Prevention Week! This week, I want to highlight the great work being done by the Old Fire Farts of York County - yes, that is their official name. After retiring from the fire service, they decided to be on the front lines of building excitement and interest in the younger generations, which is extremely important given the huge drop in volunteer rates. Last weekend, they had their 13th Fire Muster and awarded two scholarships to help cover the education costs for our future first responders! I had the honor of not only attending, but also congratulating the awardees.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we kicked it off by having the WellSpan Health Mammography Bus at our mobile office hours in Springettsbury Township! Early detection is key in conquering breast cancer, and I encourage everyone to GET YOUR MAMMOGRAM!

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Yesterday, I was honored to meet Decker, one of the strongest kids in Pennsylvania! Diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, he started @deckersblueprint, a nonprofit that raises awareness, funds research, and provides resources to children with this disease. #FlexforDecker

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I had the wonderful opportunity to meet with constituents from the Women's Friendship Circle today as they toured our beautiful Capitol!

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โœ… Keeping Data Centers & Municipalities Accountable
 
Today, the Senate Communications and Technology Committee passed @senatorpennycuick's bill to prohibit municipalities from entering into nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) with #DataCenter developers. 
 
Community residents deserve to have a voice, and entering into NDAs will prohibit dialogue about this important issue. This bill will ensure key decisions about the future of local communities are made with transparency, and that the public is able to make their voices heard on the important issues facing their community.

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