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Waynesboro
15 East Main Street
Waynesboro, PA 17268
Phone:  (717) 749-7384
Fax:      (717) 762-4380 

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Greencastle, PA 17225
Phone:   (717) 597-2224
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Capitol Office
Hon. Todd Rock
162A East Wing
PO Box 202090
Harrisburg PA 17120-2090
(717) 783-5218

E-Mail: 
trock@pahousegop.com

My Audio Updates
Here you will find audio clips about important events that have taken place during the current and past Legislative Sessions.
Rep. Todd Rock Comments on House Passage of Budget - 6/29/2011
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The Pennsylvania House approved a $27.15 billion state budget Wednesday in Harrisburg, that cuts state spending, holds the line on taxes, and gives the state its first on-time spending plan in 8 years. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said he was glad to be able to finally support a fiscally responsible state budget that does not increase state spending. Mike Davies Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Todd Rock Comments on His Legislation to End Teacher Strikes in Pennsylvania - 6/7/2011
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At a time when Pennsylvania holds the unenviable title as the “Teacher Strike Capital of the United States,” lawmakers in Harrisburg have introduced new legislation that would outlaw public school teacher strikes. Bill sponsor, Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said his legislation would protect the right of the students in Pennsylvania public schools to receive a free and uninterrupted education. The STRIKE-FREE Education Act would immediately outlaw teacher strikes and provides financial penalties that include teachers losing two days of pay for each day of an illegal strike. Mike Davies Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Rock Comments on Castle Doctrine Legislation Approved by the House - 4/12/2011
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Castle Doctrine legislation that would strengthen the right of Pennsylvania citizens to use deadly force if necessary in self defense was approved Tuesday in the state House. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said this bill makes clear that law abiding citizens may protect themselves and their families without any legal duty to retreat from confrontations. Mike Davies reports... story and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Rock Comments on Gov. Corbett's Budget Address - 3/9/2011
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Lawmakers continue to react to Gov. Corbett’s budget address in which he laid out a $27.3 billion plan that would reduce state spending by 3.1% in the coming year. Pennsylvania is already facing serious deficits and Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said the new budget will call for hard decisions to be made in state government. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Rock Comments on Committee Passage of Castle Doctrine - 3/8/2011
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Castle Doctrine legislation, which would allow Pennsylvania Citizens to use lethal force to protect themselves or their family members, has been approved by the House Judiciary Committee in Harrisburg. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said law-abiding citizens should have the right to choose how to defend themselves when faced with a hostile situation. House Bill 40 is expected to be considered by the full House later this week. Mike Davies Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Rock Says Reduced Spending Essential to Passing an On-Time State Budget - 6/22/2010
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As the countdown continues to the end of the fiscal year, lawmakers in Harrisburg are beginning to voice some strong opinions on what direction Pennsylvania’s budget plan needs to take for the coming year. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said the failure of House Democrats to pass a tax increase bill will bring a new emphasis on cutting state spending to balance this year’s state budget. Mike Davies reports...
Rep. Pickett Joins Gun Owners at Capitol Rally in Support of 2nd Amendment Rights - 4/27/2010
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Hundreds of citizens joined legislators and national gun-rights advocates for the fifth annual Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally Tuesday on the steps of the State Capitol in Harrisburg. Lawmakers also took this opportunity to join in reaffirming their support for the 2nd amendment and highlight legislation to would further protect gun rights in Pennsylvania. Rep. Tina Pickett (R-Bradford, Sullivan & Susquehanna) said she was impressed with the turnout and was glad to offer her support for the rights of gun owners. Mike Davies reports...
Rep. Rock Comments on 2nd Amendment Rally In Harrisburg - 4/27/2010
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Hundreds of citizens joined legislators and national gun-rights advocates for the fifth annual Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally Tuesday on the steps of the State Capitol in Harrisburg. Lawmakers also took this opportunity to join in reaffirming their support for the 2nd amendment and highlight legislation to would further protect gun rights in Pennsylvania. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said he was glad to join gun owners from his district and was impressed by turnout for the event. Chuck Nichols Reports - Story and Bite available.
Rep. Rock Comments on Legislation to Ban Teacher Strikes - 11/17/2009
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A constitutional amendment to ban teacher strikes in Pennsylvania has been introduced in Harrisburg. The Strike-Free Education Amendment would prevent the economic and parenting hardships brought about when strikes result in school closures. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin), a former teacher and school board member, said students should not be used as bargaining chips in order for teachers to get fatter contracts. Chuck Nichols Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Rock Comments on Passage of State Budget - 10/8/2009
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Legislation that will finally put a $27.8 billion state budget plan on the governor’s desk was approved Wednesday in the state House. Rep. Todd Rock (R-Franklin) said he could not support the tax increases and raids on state reserve funds contained in this year’s budget plan. Mike Davies Reports - Story and Bite available.