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Senator
Frank Farry
Pennsylvania's 6th District
Serving Bucks County
Senator
Frank Farry
Pennsylvania's 6th District
Serving Bucks County

Recent News

E-news Updates – September 25, 2026
September 25, 2026

E-news Updates – September 25, 2026

In this Update: Action Needed: Sign Our Petition for a Youth Activities Tax Credit Out in the Community Last Weekend Thank You All Who Made Our Senior Expo a Success Captain Water H. Sigafoos III POW/MIA Memorial Highway Suicide Prevention Month Raises Awareness and Spreads Hope Garrity Announces $1,000 Bonus for Families’ Education Savings Certified […]  [Read More]

Meeting to consider SB 1403
Published: September 25, 2026   |  Meeting: Wednesday, September 30

Meeting to consider SB 1403

Senate Institutional Sustainability and Innovation Committee | Room 461, Main Capitol | Watch Live  [Read More]

E-news Updates – September 21, 2026
September 21, 2026

E-news Updates – September 21, 2026

In this Update New Crosswalk on Brownsville Rd. in Memory of Isabella Shinn DART’s 25th Anniversary and Grand Opening of Warminster Line William Penn Fire Company Awards Banquet Help Bag Hunger Day in Warminster Medication Take Back Day is October 24 New Crosswalk on Brownsville Rd. in Memory of Isabella Shinn Last Tuesday, we held […]  [Read More]

Traffic Update – September 19, 2026
September 19, 2026

Traffic Update – September 19, 2026

Bridge Repair to Close Ramp to I-295, Restrict Lanes Weeknights in Middletown, Lower Makefield Townships PennDOT announced that weeknight bridge repair will close the ramp from Business U.S. 1 (Lincoln Highway) to eastbound Interstate 295 and restrict lanes on I-295 in Middletown and Lower Makefield townships, Bucks County, beginning on Monday, September 21. Drivers are […]  [Read More]

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Senator Farry's Office

HARRISBURG OFFICE
169 Main Capitol
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Phone: (717) 787-5072

DISTRICT OFFICE
370 E. Maple Ave., Suite 203
Langhorne, PA 19047
Phone: (215) 638-1784

SATELLITE OFFICE LOCATIONS

BENSALEM TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING
2400 Byberry Road, Bensalem, PA 19020
Hours: First Wednesday of every month 9am-noon

WARMINSTER COMMUNITY PARK (WCP)
(Located in the blue trailer located with the Parks and Recreation office and the Warminster Tax Collector’s office)
1100 Veterans Way
Warminster, PA 18974
Hours: Second Wednesday of every month 9am-noon

WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP BUILDING
852 Easton Road, Warrington, PA 18976
Hours: Third Wednesday of every month 9am-noon

WARWICK TOWNSHIP BUILDING
1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929
Hours: Fourth Wednesday of every month 9am-noon

It was honor to join Bensalem AME Church on Sunday as they celebrated 208 years of faith and service, while also honoring the retirement of Reverend Lugenure M. Jones' retirement after 19 years as their Pastor. 

Reverend Jones became the church's 100th pastor in 2007, and her years of service have left a lasting impact on the church and the surrounding community. I was happy to present her with a Senate certificate recognizing this milestone. 

Thank you Reverend Jones for your service and best wishes on your retirement.

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Happy to stop by Penndel Borough 250th Anniversary celebration this past Saturday. @repjoehogan and I had a legislative table set up with information and state resources and it was great to connect with constituents and celebrate this special milestone with the community. 

Pictured with Mayor Sodano.

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Thank you to @neshaminy_sd for recognizing the service and sacrifice of all our first responders at the football game this past Friday.

I was honored to stand with my fellow first responders and proud to serve my community every day.

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Meet Frank Farry

Frank Farry was elected to the Senate of Pennsylvania in November 2022 to represent the 6th Senate District after serving in the House of Representatives for seven terms. Part of his advocacy focuses on the first responder community, ensuring a quality education, and protecting our taxpayers. A lifelong resident of Bucks County, Farry has been serving his community his entire career. He has been the chief of Langhorne-Middletown Fire Company since 2001, and a member of the organization for over three decades.
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