Join me for Coffee with Collett event is this Sunday, February 9th at the Warrington Starbucks (270 Easton Road). Stop by any time between 1:30pm and 3:00pm to chat about the state and local issues that matter most to you. Hope to see you there!

Delaware Valley University is a leader in agricultural and environmental science. I am honored they asked me to talk with their students about the state of PFAS contamination in Pennsylvania and what we can do to address it. My fellow panelists and I will give a broad overview and field student questions.

This panel is open to the public and is perfect for those of you who don’t know much about the topic yet and want to learn the basics.

Fastnachts are diamond-shaped, donut-like pastries originally made by the Pennsylvania Dutch to use up all of their sugar and fat before the Lenten season began. Tuesday, February 25 is Fastnacht Day (also Fat Tuesday), and bakeries around our district are offering these delicious treats. Make sure to pre-order this week if you plan to purchase […]

Save the date for our next Coffee with Collett event in Ambler at Wake Coffee Roasters! Stop by on Thursday, March 12 anytime between 8:30am-10am to chat about the local issues that matter to you.

On Sunday March 15, join us for a free screening of Dark Waters, a Mark Ruffalo film about PFAS contamination in West Virginia. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with myself, State Rep. Todd Stephens, the Buxmont Coalition for Safer Water, and more. Register for your free tickets before they’re gone here.

Although more and more Pennsylvanians are being vaccinated every day, there are still many questions that remain for those still waiting. The PA Senate Democrats are partnering with experts to host several virtual town halls to answer questions about eligibility, timing, side effects, and more. 

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Join us for our first health fair and donation drive of 2021! We will have giveaways, free health screenings, veteran discount ID registration, and wellness resources for all ages. We are also collecting new toy donations for our local branch of Marines Toys for Tots. Thanks in advance to all who donate! Please note: Masks […]

I'm hosting an in-person 12th District Town Hall on Wednesday, December 15 at 7pm in the Horsham Township Community Center (1025 Horsham Rd). I will be sharing legislative and constituent service updates and listening to your questions and concerns. The town hall will also be live streamed on Facebook: facebook.com/senatorcollett.  Questions? Contact our office at senatorcollett.com or 215-368-1429.

Want to know more about how unemployment, child tax credits, or charitable donations may impact your 2021 tax return?

Senator Collett hosted a virtual town hall event to answer your questions and connect you to local resources available to help you file. Panelists include representatives from the IRS and Temple Ambler’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program.

Watch the livestream on Friday, March 11 at 12pm at Facebook.com/senatorcollett or here on this webpage, senatorcollett.com/taxes.

The Red Cross is experiencing the worst blood shortage in over a decade, threatening patient care. Together, we can help! I’m teaming up with the Red Cross to host a blood drive on Monday, March 21 from 2pm-7pm at the Horsham Township Community Center (1025 Horsham Rd).

Appointments are required. Sign up at redcrossblood.org and enter the code “community” or call 1-800-733-2767.

Interested in donating blood but can’t make it to our event? Find a donation site and schedule an appointment at redcrossblood.org.

On April 7th, 2022, Senators Muth, Cappelletti, Schwank, Collett, Hughes, and Santarsiero will host a hearing on the movement against sexual assault on college campus and the Governor's It's On Us package of bills designed to address this issue.

The It’s On Us campaign is a national initiative started by the Obama Administration to raise awareness about sexual assault; teaching participants that assault includes non-consensual sex, advising them on how to identify dangerous situations, empowering them to intervene, and urging them to create an environment of support for victims and survivors. 

On April 28th, Senators Collett, Cappelletti, Schwank, and Comitta will hold a hearing to discuss the challenges facing student and staff at institutions of higher education surrounding childcare. Lack of affordable and accessible childcare has impacted every industry and become dire during the pandemic. Colleges are in a unique position to help bolster the childcare […]

Are You Having Ida-Related Insurance Issues? 

This Thursday, May 5 at 6pm, I am cohosting a meeting with the Pennsylvania Insurance Department and Representatives Stephens and Sanchez for interested community members who suffered property damage during the 2021 tornado that struck Horsham and Upper Dublin. Many families are still struggling to restore their lives and continue to have trouble with their insurance claims.

The meeting will take place at Maple Glen Elementary School, 1581 Fort Washington Ave. in Maple Glen.

There will be a briefing by the Insurance Department on trends which have emerged from complaints made by residents over the last 7 months. If you would like to file a formal complaint but have not already done so, compete the form and bring it along with you to the meeting.

Join Senator Collett and her staff at Hatboro Dish on Friday, May 6 between 8:30am-10am to learn more about the Senator’s work in Harrisburg and around the district and chat about the issues that are on your mind over fresh coffee.

o Join Senator Collett and her staff at Be Well Bakery & Café on Thursday, May 12 between 8:30am-10am to learn more about the Senator’s work in Harrisburg and around the district and chat about the issues that are on your mind over fresh coffee.

On June 3rd, Senators Kearney, Muth, Cappelletti, and Collett will hold a hearing on student voices in education. Legislators, stakeholders, advocates, and parents dominate the vast majority of Pennsylvania’s public debate on hot button issues around education, including equity in schools, school climate, and student mental health. Rarely do the students who are the subjects of these debates get to weigh in on the issues themselves. This hearing will be an opportunity for students from 8 diverse school districts in Montgomery County who have been engaged in dialogue and data-driven research on these critical issues to present their research and experiences to policy makers. Specifically, students will present findings from research projects they conducted using the Psychological Sense of School Membership survey within their schools, that speak to questions of belonging within schools and equity between different student groups. The hearing will give policy makers a deeper understanding of school environments that affect youth mental health, school climate and safety, and inequality – all of which have been identified as top education concerns for policy development by members of the Education Committee and the caucus at large.

This hearing will be held at Norristown Area School District | Administration Building | 401 North Whitehall Road, West Norriton, PA 19403 with a ZOOM option for those who wish to participate virtually.

If participating virtually, register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUlde-tpz8uHtFraJyxOfzrnbeuesjcXHh-

Senator Collett will host a Telephone Town Hall on Wednesday, September 7 at 5pm. The topic will be Suicide Prevention and Mental Health. We will be joined by a great group of panelists, and participants will be able to ask questions live.