The 189th Legislative District includes part of MONROE County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Barrett, Hamilton, Middle Smithfield, Ross, Smithfield and Stroud (portion), and the BOROUGH of Delaware Water Gap; and Part of PIKE County consisting of the TOWNSHIPS of Delaware, Lehman and Porter. View interactive map
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The American Legion Department of Pennsylvania offers assistance for local veterans in my district office on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Due to the current health concerns, this service will only be held via telephone appointment. Reservations and scheduling is required, please call my district office to coordinate: 570-420-8301. Learn More
Brown to Host Emergency Planning Meeting for Homeowner Associations May. 02, 2022 / EAST STROUDSBURG – Board members and community managers of homeowner associations (HOAs) in Monroe County, and Lehman, Porter and Delaware townships in Pike County are invited to register for an event to prepare for emergency planning in their private communities.
Brown Hosts ‘Let’s Talk Trash’ Roundtable Policy Discussion Apr. 28, 2022 / EAST STROUDSBURG – Rep. Rosemary M. Brown (R- Monroe/Pike) hosted a policy discussion Thursday at Middle Smithfield Community and Cultural Center in East Stroudsburg to discuss initiatives to address the persistent concerns of illegal garbage dumping and litter issues in our community.
Brown to Host ‘Let’s Talk Trash’ Roundtable Policy Discussion Apr. 26, 2022 / WHAT: Rep. Rosemary M. Brown (R- Monroe/Pike) will host a policy discussion on illegal garbage dumping and litter issues in the community. Environmental, beautification and tourism concerns are spurring this conversation.
Blight Bill Package Advances, says Brown Apr. 12, 2022 / HARRISBURG – Rep. Rosemary M. Brown (R- Monroe/Pike), majority chairwoman of the House Urban Affairs Committee, today applauded passage of a package of bills designed to combat blight across the Commonwealth. The bills reported were unanimously passed with bipartisan support and amendments.