On March 11, Rep. Christina Sappey (D-Chester) will hold an online discussion of stormwater management, the environment, infrastructure and property damage in Chester County starting at 6:00 p.m.

“Across Pennsylvania, more frequent strong storms have had significant impact on our environment and infrastructure. Local governments and property owners alike are dealing with damage to personal property and shared infrastructure,” Rep. Sappey said. “I hope people will join us to learn about how we can better prepare for these worsening storms and work to reduce the damage they cause.”

Panelists for this discussion include:

-- Michael Callahan, stormwater program manager of Derry Township Municipal Authority in Dauphin County.

-- Molly Deger, engineer of Chester County Conservation District.

-- John Krafcyzk, assistant district executive for maintenance of PennDOT Engineering District 6.

-- Ramsey Reiner, township manager of New Garden Township.

Residents interested in receiving a link to attend will need to RSVP on Sappey’s website, by contacting her District Office at 484-200-8264, or by sending an email to: repsappey@pahouse.net.

Questions for the representative and presenters can be submitted before or during the event by sending an email to: repsappey@pahouse.net.

For more information, residents may contact Sappey’s office at 484-200-8264.

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[Posted: March 6, 2021]

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