Rep. Gregory Scott

06/19/2026

This day is a reminder of both a delayed liberation and the long, ongoing fight for justice, dignity, and equality in America.

06/19/2026

Have a wonderful Juneteenth and a great weekend, everyone! We'll be back at it Monday morning.

06/18/2026

Democracy works best when people are engaged. I joined the PA Legislative Black Caucus to encourage Pennsylvanians to know their elected officials, make their voices heard, and stay involved in their communities. www.repgregscott.com

06/18/2026

The Norristown Area School District is offering Free Summer Meal Boxes again this year! Check out their post below for details.

06/18/2026

Yesterday, the House Finance Committee voted to advance HB 2650 in a bipartisan vote. This bill would formalize Governor Shapiro’s GRID standards in law. Data center developers seeking Commonwealth tax benefits would be required to ensure projects receiving Commonwealth support protect energy affordability, engage local communities, create family-sustaining jobs, and meet strong environmental standards.

I voted for this legislation because I want the developers interested in our community to be held to the highest standards. If they’re going to be here, they need to be good neighbors.

06/17/2026

Equal effort deserves equal pay. Not later. Not eventually. Now. LGBTQIA+ Equal Pay Day is a reminder that equal work still isn’t met with equal pay, and that has to change.

06/15/2026

In Montgomery County, we show up for each other, honor every story, and build spaces where everyone feels seen, supported, and valued. Happy Pride Month!

06/11/2026

Don't forget to send in your 1-page essay for a chance to join us for a historic House session in Philadelphia this fall! This is a great chance to experience the history of our country while witnessing our legislature in action. See submission details below!

One rising junior or senior will make the trip with us to a special session of the House on Sept. 9 in Philadelphia!

We will select one student who writes a 1-page essay about why democracy is important to you.

Student Requirements:
- Be currently in 10th or 11th grade, entering 11th or 12th grade this fall at the time of the Special Session.
- Have a parent or guardian willing to accompany them to and from the Special Session.
- Be a resident of Pennsylvania's 54th Legislative District (Conshohocken, Plymouth Township, or Norristown).

Students must provide the following with their essay submission:
- Full name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Which area school they attend
- Current grade level
- Grade entering in September

Please attach your 1-page essay on why democracy is important to you and email it to [email protected] or call my office at 484-685-3494 with any questions.

We look forward to reading all of these entries, as it’s so great to see our youth take interest in our democratic process! Make sure to submit your entry by this Thursday, June 11.

06/10/2026

Our communities are getting sicker & sicker because exposures to PFAS in everyday products & pollution from data centers. We need to place guardrails on construction of new data centers and needs to pass my legislation to ban PFAS from certain products like cosmetics, child car seats & dental floss.

06/09/2026

One rising junior or senior will make the trip with us to a special session of the House on Sept. 9 in Philadelphia!

We will select one student who writes a 1-page essay about why democracy is important to you.

Student Requirements:
- Be currently in 10th or 11th grade, entering 11th or 12th grade this fall at the time of the Special Session.
- Have a parent or guardian willing to accompany them to and from the Special Session.
- Be a resident of Pennsylvania's 54th Legislative District (Conshohocken, Plymouth Township, or Norristown).

Students must provide the following with their essay submission:
- Full name
- Email address
- Phone number
- Which area school they attend
- Current grade level
- Grade entering in September

Please attach your 1-page essay on why democracy is important to you and email it to [email protected] or call my office at 484-685-3494 with any questions.

We look forward to reading all of these entries, as it’s so great to see our youth take interest in our democratic process! Make sure to submit your entry by this Thursday, June 11.