Dan McPhillips On The Issues

Keeping our Streets Safe

Protecting public safety will be a top priority for me as your next State Representative. We must protect the quality of life we enjoy here locally, and working towards safer communities is absolutely critical to that shared goal. 

As a former Warminster Township Supervisor, I voted to increase resources for our police. To combat the opioid crisis, I worked with the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office to install a 24/7 Prescription Medication Drop Off Box at the lobby of our police station. 

I will work as a partner with law enforcement and help ensure they have the funding they need as they put their lives on the line each and every day to keep our streets safe.

I’m proud to be endorsed by: 

The Bucks County Fraternal Order of Police 

The Bucks County District Attorney, Jen Schorn

The Bucks County Sheriff, Fred Harran 

Supporting Working Families

We must do what we can to lower energy prices, create stability in the supply chain, and encourage economic development that brings more small business job creators to our towns.

We need to address the so-called “brain drain” that leaves our children seeking jobs and opportunities in other states, rather than putting down roots right here in Pennsylvania.

We must also do more to help make it affordable for senior citizens to stay in the homes they worked their lives to build by freezing property taxes for seniors.

As the son of a former local business owner, I know that small businesses are the economic engine of our economy. I look forward to delivering real results for families in our area. 

School Funding 

I am very proud to be a product of our local school system, both public and private - Willow Dale Elementary, Log College Middle School and Archbishop Wood High School. I currently serve as a board member for the Centennial School District Education Foundation. 

I support fully funding public schools, and additional money for kids trapped in any failing schools so that families can choose the best public and private schools for their children. I will always side with parents and students over special interests. I also believe that our curriculum should reflect the diverse skills sets of every student and provide learning opportunities that will best prepare them for the job market of the future.