PA State Rep. Marc Anderson

10/23/2026

Mr. A’s Minute: Episode XXI, Part IV: The Miracle on Ice

This week on Mr. A’s Minute, we’re continuing our series on American comebacks with the 1980 U.S. Men’s Hockey Team’s upset victory over the Soviet Union. Through hard work, determination and belief, the Americans defeated some of the most talented players in the world and became a symbol of hope for many suffering under the scourge of communist Russia.

10/23/2026

As a reminder, my district office will be closed this Monday, Oct. 26, as my staff and I take time to remember our District Legislative Aide, Linda Myers Drei.

10/21/2026

Major property tax reform is hard to come by at the Capitol, so I’ve proposed simple, common-sense legislation with PA State Rep. Tim O'Neal that would ensure that extreme tax increases have to be approved by the taxpayers, not bureaucrats in Harrisburg.

10/19/2026

I recently joined PA State Rep. Tim O'Neal in introducing legislation that would prohibit extreme property tax increases without voter approval. Under my proposal, if a school board wishes to increase taxes beyond the Act 1 index calculated annually by the Department of Education, it would be required to place the proposed increase before the voters of the school district. The government would no longer have authority to approve an increase above the index, that power instead rests with the people it should belong to: the voters.

10/19/2026

10/16/2026

Mr. A’s Minute: Episode XXI, Part III: A Line in the Sand

On this week’s Mr. A’s Minute, we’re continuing our series on American Comebacks with the Korean War. The Korean War was of interest to the United States because of its efforts to contain the spread of communism. Until U.S. entrance into the war, communist North Korea had pushed South Korea to the brink. With the help of Douglas MacArthur and the Americans, South Korea was able to push back North Korean forces, preserve its territory, and contain the spread of communism.

10/15/2026

My staff and I had a great time last night at Dover Township Fire Department's Fire Prevention Open House. Thanks to everyone who came out and supported these community servants!

10/15/2026

Medicare’s annual open enrollment period is underway, and the Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA) is reminding people they can receive free, unbiased help understanding their options by talking with specially trained Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight (PA MEDI) counselors.

PA MEDI counselors can help older adults make informed health insurance decisions that best fit their needs and budgets. They can also determine if an older adult may be eligible for any of Pennsylvania’s Medicare cost-savings programs, such as PACE/PACENET or Extra Help. The counselors do not sell insurance products, nor do they endorse or recommend any insurance company, product or agent.

Call the York County Agency on Aging at 717-771-9610 or locate a PA MEDI event in your area by visiting the Pennsylvania Department of Aging’s website. More information is available by calling the toll-free PA MEDI helpline at 1-800-783-7067 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Medicare Open Enrollment lasts until Monday, Dec. 7.

10/14/2026

The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) is accepting applications from people interested in a rewarding career in public service as a state trooper.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED certificate and a valid driver’s license from any state. They must be at least 20 years old at the time of application, and they must be at least 21 years old and cannot have reached age 40 upon entry into the PSP academy.

Applications for the current cadet hiring cycle should be submitted via the Commonwealth’s employment website by Nov. 27.

For more information on becoming a state trooper, including applicant requirements and job benefits, visit PATrooper.com.