The 151st District covers part of MONTGOMERY County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Horsham, Lower Gwynedd, Montgomery and Upper Dublin. View interactive map
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To make it easier for you to reach me, my staff and I will hold office hours at the Horsham Athletic Club, 400 Horsham Road in Horsham on Mondays and Tuesdays from 3:30 to 6 p.m. All office services will be available, including help getting SEPTA Senior IDs on-site. You can also stop by my regular district office at 515 Stump Road in North Wales. View All Office Contact Info
Stephens’ Resolution to Investigate Sentencing for Gun Crimes Passes House Nov. 17, 2021 / HARRISBURG—The House has passed a resolution sponsored by Rep. Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) asking the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing to conduct an investigation into the prosecution and sentencing of violations of the Uniform Firearms Act across the state.
Stephens Votes to Extend Emergency Declaration as Residents Recover from Storm Damage Sep. 21, 2021 / HARRISBURG—Rep. Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) joined a bipartisan majority of House legislators in passing House Resolution 139 to extend Gov. Tom Wolf’s disaster emergency after the remnants of Hurricane Ida damaged homes and businesses due to flooding rains and tornado.
Reps. Stephens, O’Mara to Reintroduce Extreme Risk Protective Order Bill During Suicide Prevention Month Sep. 21, 2021 / HARRISBURG—Reps. Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) and Jennifer O’Mara (D-Delaware) marked Suicide Prevention Month by announcing they will reintroduce legislation to create Extreme Risk Protective Orders (ERPO) as a way to reduce suicides in Pennsylvania.
After Tour of Horsham, Upper Dublin, Labs and Stephens Introduce Legislation to Extend State of Emergency Declaration Sep. 16, 2021 / HARRISBURG—After touring storm ravaged sections of Horsham and Upper Dublin with local and state officials, Reps. Shelby Labs (R-Bucks) and Todd Stephens (R-Montgomery) announced today that they introduced legislation to extend Gov. Tom Wolf’s State of Emergency declaration. The General Assembly reconvenes Monday.