PA State Rep. George H. Margetas

10/19/2026

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10/19/2026

Almost every day we see e-bikes on the streets. To learn more about the vehicles and concerns, I attended a roundtable discussion on E-Bike safety with local law enforcement and fellow legislators. It was extremely helpful, productive and a good step towards making our roadways a safe place for those who use them

10/18/2026

🚧 PennDOT's York County office will be performing road maintenance work this week. Find out where below. 🚧

10/18/2026

Thanks to everyone who attended my Concealed Carry seminar yesterday at the West Manchester Township Farmers and Sportsmen Association! Our presenter Seth Springer had a lot of good information on federal and state fi***rm laws.
Look for more events in the coming months.

10/16/2026

Today is the last day to register. Call my office at 717.767.3947 to join this informative session.

10/15/2026

I had the honor of attending a naturalization ceremony at the York County Administrative Center to welcome new Americans. This was particularly meaningful to me as my parents went through the process to become citizens when they immigrated from Greece. My parents’ hard work and determination to achieve the American dream guided and inspired me throughout my life and led me to Harrisburg, where I work to ensure my daughter has access to the same dream.

To the new citizens, welcome!

10/12/2026

10/10/2026

Since coming to Harrisburg to represent you, one thing has struck me: The conflated priorities of the majority party in the House. Missing from the calendar this month are bills addressing pressing issues like skill games and sentencing for second-degree murder convictions. It is troubling that we can’t take up the issues that matter most.