The 168th Legislative District consists of portions of Delaware County including the BOROUGHS of Media and Chester Heights, as well as the TOWNSHIPS of Middletown, Edgemont, Newtown, Marple (portion), Upper Providence and Thornbury. View interactive map
One Friday a month, Glenn King, American Legion department service officer and Vietnam-era veteran, will be at my district office at 438 E. Baltimore Ave. in Media, to assist veterans with any questions they may have regarding veterans’ programs and benefits. Glenn is typically here between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Meetings are scheduled in 20-minute increments to accommodate as many veterans as possible. To schedule yours, contact our district office at (610) 325-1541. Learn More
Get the details on events that Rep. Chris Quinn is holding in the 168th Legislative district. Learn more
Quinn Encourages Governor to Allow More Transparency Jul. 23, 2020 / HARRISBURG – Rep. Chris Quinn (R-Delaware) is urging Gov. Tom Wolf to sign a House bill that would increase governmental transparency during the current public health crisis.
Quinn Invites Residents to Blood Drive Jul. 09, 2020 / MEDIA – Rep. Chris Quinn (R-Delaware) invites local residents to join him at the Penn State Brandywine Gym on Thursday, July 30, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for his American Red Cross Blood Drive, where they could help save a life by donating blood or just talk with him about state government-related issues.
Continued Vigilance, Patience During Pandemic Jul. 01, 2020 / COVID-19 is our new reality for the foreseeable future, and we must continue to act accordingly. During the initial outbreak, I supported the shutdowns to assess the situation and ensure that our hospitals were not overrun. In fact, after a potential exposure in my office, I became the first state representative to close my office in Pennsylvania.
Quinn Bill to Ensure Local Emergency Services Have Pipeline Response Plans Passes House Jun. 10, 2020 / HARRISBURG – Rep. Chris Quinn’s (R-Delaware) bill that would require that pipeline companies carrying natural gas liquids through highly populated areas to provide emergency response plans to local emergency management providers passed unanimously in the House on Wednesday.