Steve In The Community
Steve divides his time in the district between his offices in Boothwyn and Birmingham. After Steve's district expanded to serve several communities in Chester County, Steve opened a satellite office in Birmingham to better serve his new constituents. Steve has developed an aggressive district office outreach program and his staff is eager to help constituents with any state related issue or agency.

Steve holds regular town meetings and will speak from anyone's home that wishes to host a Coffee Klatch for their neighbors. Steve enjoys setting up a table at community Flea Markets educating passer-byes about the state programs that could assist them.

Additionally, Steve hosts meetings to assist local municipal leaders or will bring representatives from various state agencies to the district to address or expedite specific problems. Steve's aggressive district outreach has earned him praises from fellow Legislators. 

Steve In Harrisburg
Steve's time is divided between voting sessions and committee meetings most days in Harrisburg and working in his district offices in Boothwyn or Birmingham. While in Harrisburg Steve serves as Chairman of the Information Technology Subcommittee and serves on the House Firefighters Caucus, the Professional Licensure Committee, the House Liquor Committee and the House Appropriations Committee.

For the past ten years Steve has sponsored or supported legislation to ensure the quality of life for the residents of his district. Steve's worked to pass a comprehensive election code bill to ensure fair and honest elections free of intimidation and corruption. This election reform legislation would have also granted more time to have Military absentee ballots counted so the votes of our men and women serving our country would have their voices heard. The Governor vetoed this legislation, but later sign a version that removed many of the anti-corruption measures. Steve's efforts also led to a historic budget appropriation for Pennsylvania's volunteer fire companies, and supported legislation in 2005 that gave them an additional $25 million in state funding. He has passed budget amendments to increase funding for early intervention programs and to preserve the hazardous waste site clean up fund.

A life long resident of Delaware County, Steve and his wife Elena live in Boothwyn with their two daughters Stephanie, 23 years old and Elizabeth, 20 years old. Stephanie is employed at the Chester Village Charter School as a third grade teacher. Elizabeth is a Junior at DeSales University majoring in Political Science. Steve works hard at staying involved in all the communities in his legislative district, whether it is supporting a charity event, attending the grand opening of a new business in the community or spending time with the constituents he represent.

Steve is a graduate of Interboro High School, a U.S. Navy Veteran, previously a business proprietor and served his community for five years as an Upper Chichester Township Commissioner. Steve is a member of the Bethel VFW Post and Concord Lodge No. 625. His volunteer work for disabled veterans resulted in being recognized as an Honorary Member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and a recipient of the Four Chaplains Award.

An active member in his community, Steve is a member of the Chichester Business Association, Aston Business and Professional Association, Chadds Ford Business Association and former member of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce and the National Federation of Small Businesses.