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
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Quinn Sworn-In to State House Jan. 06, 2021 / HARRISBURG - Rep. Chris Quinn (R-Delaware) took the oath of office for another term representing the 168th Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives yesterday. The veteran lawmaker was elected to his third full term in November.
Quinn Announces Grant to Upgrade Delaware County’s 911 System Dec. 28, 2020 / MEDIA – Rep. Chris Quinn (R-Delaware) announced on Monday that the state has recently awarded $1.5 million for Delaware County emergency services.
Quinn Bill to Ensure Local Emergency Services Have Pipeline Response Plans Heads to Governor’s Desk Nov. 19, 2020 / HARRISBURG –Rep. Chris Quinn’s (R-Delaware) bill that would require pipeline companies carrying natural gas liquids through highly populated areas provide emergency response plans to local emergency management providers passed unanimously in the Senate on Thursday and now awaits Gov. Tom Wolf’s signature to become law.
Quinn and Killion Celebrate Open Space Grants Oct. 27, 2020 / MIDDLETOWN – State Rep. Chris Quinn and state Sen. Tom Killion applauded the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for awarding more than $1.3 million to both Middletown Township and Delaware County for the preservation of open space.