PA State Rep. Paul Schemel

Contact Information

District Office
1402 E. Main St.
Waynesboro, PA 17268
Telephone: (717) 749-7384

9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. M-F

Satellite Offices
Hamilton Township Building
1270 Crottlestown Road
Chambersburg, PA 17202
Telephone: (717) 263-1053

9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday and Wednesday

Antrim Township Building
10655 Antrim Church Road
Greencastle, PA 17225
Telephone: (717) 895-3902

10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday

Capitol Office
Room 150-B, East Wing
PO Box 202090
Harrisburg PA 17120-2090
Telephone: (717) 783-5218

Fax: (717) 782-2903

In an effort to provide a reasonable alternative to civil lawsuits in child sex abuse cases, Rep. Paul Schemel is sponsoring legislation that would uncover the truth and compensate victims. His proposal would create a “Truth and Restoration Commission” to hear testimony from victims and institutions responsible for the abuse. The state commission would then financially compensate victims from a funding pool supported by contributions from those institutions.

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In February, Rep. Paul Schemel hosted his first town hall meeting of 2019 in Greencastle, at which the topic of discussion was school safety. His next town hall is scheduled for Thursday, April 25, 2 p.m., in the Hess Room at Quincy Village in Waynesboro. A representative from the Office of Attorney General will present information on how to avoid being scammed.

On Jan. 1, Rep. Paul Schemel was sworn into office for another term serving the people of the 90th Legislative District.

Rep. Paul Schemel recently accepted an award from Americans for Prosperity (AFP) in recognition of the "A+" rating the organization gave his voting record on issues such as budgets and spending, corporate welfare, criminal justice reform and labor. Also pictured (from left) are AFP-PA Deputy State Director Anna McCauslin and State Director Beth Anne Mumford.

Rep. Paul Schemel spoke on behalf of the Common Sense Caucus (CSC) at a Capitol news conference to explain the group’s position regarding the 2018-19 state budget. The CSC is calling for a budget that controls spending and holds the line on taxes. CSC members plan to engage in the budget process, be active in their committees, speak to other House members individually and advocate for legislative budget solutions.

Rep. Schemel joined other House Republicans to unveil the Taxpayers’ Budget – an alternative to increasing taxes and borrowing as a way to fund the state budget.

Rep. Paul Schemel was one of the guest speakers at the "Stand Up for Life Rally" at the Capitol in June, which was sponsored by the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Coalition.

Rep. Schemel took part in a Capitol news conference to reset the Pennsylvania Pension Debt Clock, which was unveiled a year ago to call attention to the Commonwealth's growing and enormous public pension debt. The clock now displays an unfunded pension liability of $74 billion, which is a $10 billion increase from 2016.

On Jan. 3, Rep. Schemel joined his colleagues in the House of Representatives in taking the oath of office for the 2017-18 session. His family also attended the swearing-in ceremony.

Rep. Schemel hosted a town hall meeting at Penn State Mont Alto at which Dr. Nicholas Pyeatt (right), Penn State Altoona associate professor of political science, led a discussion about the United States Electoral College and presidential elections. Also pictured (center) is Dr. Francis Achampong, Penn State Mont Alto chancellor.

Rep. Paul Schemel hosted a town hall meeting in Greencastle to discuss the state budget. He also answered questions about the public pension crisis.

Rep. Paul Schemel took part in the annual Motorcyclist Rights Rally at the state Capitol. The event was sponsored by the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education (A.B.A.T.E.).

Rep. Paul Schemel read the book “Kite Day,” by Will Hillenbrand, to children at Waynesboro Day Care Center. They prepared for his visit by making kites and flying them when he arrived.

Rep. Paul Schemel welcomed Father Joe Carolin to the House chamber where he offered the prayer at the start of session. Father Carolin is the hospital chaplain at the South Mountain Restoration Center in Franklin County. Also pictured is House Speaker Mike Turzai (R-Allegheny).

Rep. Paul Schemel visited with seventh and eighth grade students from the Providence School near Waynesboro during their tour of the state Capitol.

Rep. Schemel recently welcomed to the state Capitol Titus Wadel and his students from Portico River Brethren School in Chambersburg.

Rep. Paul Schemel presented a citation from the House of Representatives to Terry Davis, The Lunch Place board president, in recognition of the organization’s 25th anniversary. The Lunch Place has served more than 300,000 meals to the less fortunate in the Waynesboro area since they started operations in 1990.

Reps. Paul Schemel and Rob Kauffman presented Pregnancy Ministries Inc. (PMI) with a citation celebrating its 30th anniversary. The organization opened its first center in Chambersburg in May of 1986, providing assistance in pregnancy and related issues to women and men in our area. Today, PMI has four locations, including Greencastle, Shippensburg and Waynesboro.

Rep. Paul Schemel hosted a town hall meeting in Waynesboro that was well attended. The topic of discussion was property tax reform and its status in the Legislature.

Rep. Paul Schemel hosted a seminar in Greencastle for residents with questions about Pennsylvania's new law that requires clearances for volunteers and employees who work directly with children. Brian Weir, a program specialist with Franklin County Children and Youth Services, led the discussion.

Rep. Paul Schemel spoke at a Capitol news conference about pension reform legislation he is co-sponsoring. House Bill 900 would eliminate Pennsylvania's $55 billion public pension debt by making fixed annual payments over a 20-year period.

Rep. Paul Schemel visited Mrs. Meghan Coker’s third-grade class at Greencastle-Antrim Elementary School in Greencastle. He talked about his job as their state legislator and how a bill becomes a law.

Rep. Paul Schemel and Sen. Rich Alloway co-hosted a Concealed Carry Seminar in Waynesboro, which attracted about 150 gun owners. The seminar was conducted by Attorney Matt Menges, a recognized expert on Pennsylvania’s firearms laws.

Rep. Paul Schemel and other members of the House Manufacturing Caucus toured the Manitowoc Cranes facility in Shady Grove. They also visited the Volvo Construction Equipment plant near Shippensburg. The bipartisan caucus has been visiting plants around Pennsylvania to learn what state government can do to assist the manufacturing sector. Rep. Schemel hosted the tour of Manitowoc, which is located in his district.

Rep. Paul Schemel hosted a grand opening celebration at his district office in Waynesboro. The office, at 1402 E. Main St.,is conveniently located to serve constituents in the Waynesboro area.

On Jan. 6, Rep. Paul Schemel took the oath of office for his first term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, serving the 90th District in Franklin County.

Caption - Rep. Schemel and his staff are looking forward to serving constituents in Harrisburg and at his new district office in Waynesboro. The staff includes (left to right) Meagan Boushell, Kathy Pierce, Suzie Misner, Harrisburg Secretary Vickie Trostle and Josh Peters. The office is located at 1402 E. Main St. and will be open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, starting Dec. 29.

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