PA State Rep. Sue Helm

Contact Information

District Offices
2090 Linglestown Rd.
Suite 100
Harrisburg, PA 17110
Phone: (717) 651-0100
Fax: (717) 651-0801

260 Market St.
Millersburg, PA 17061
Phone: (717) 692-0833
Fax: (717) 692-7071

Mobile Office hours at East Hanover Township Building, Dauphin County, available by appointment.

Capitol Office
Room 41B East Wing
Capitol Complex
PO Box 202104
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Ph: 717-787-1230
Fax: 717-787-7375

E-Mail:
shelm@pahousegop.com

PA State Rep. Sue Helm takes time at the 103rd PA Farm Show to meet the “Fiber Frenzy” team from Dauphin County that took part in the Fleece to Shawl competition.

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On Jan. 1, Rep. Sue Helm was sworn into office for another term serving the people of the 104th Legislative District.

More than 200 veterans and their spouses from the 104th District attended Rep. Sue Helm’s annual Veterans Appreciation Event in November at the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg. U.S. Congressman Scott Perry was the featured speaker.

Rep. Sue Helm joined members of the Asian Indian Americans of Central Pennsylvania at the Capitol on Aug. 15 to celebrate India Independence Day. On that day in 1947 the British Parliament transferred legislative sovereignty to the Indian Constituent Assembly.

Rep. Sue Helm is the sponsor of House Resolution 983 which recognizes the 80th anniversary of Capital BlueCross and the outstanding service the health care insurer provides to members across 21 counties in Central Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley. Joining Helm in the House chamber for the vote was (right) David Skerpon, Capital BlueCross senior vice president of Consumer Strategies and Community Impact. Also pictured is House Speaker Mike Turzai.

Rep. Helm joined other members of the House of Representatives in recognizing the Lower Dauphin High School Boys Soccer Team for winning their second consecutive PIAA AAA championship in November.

Rep. Sue Helm joined her House colleagues in approving a resolution marking Dec. 7, as "Great Law Day" in Pennsylvania, commemorating the series of statutes adopted in 1682 that enshrined some fundamental freedoms. The first page of the 335-year-old Great Law was on display in the House chamber. Also pictured is David Carmicheal, Pennsylvania State Archives director.

Rep. Sue Helm joined other lawmakers at a press conference marking October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Capitol fountain has been turned pink to remember those who have lost their lives to breast cancer, survivors and those battling the disease. As a breast cancer survivor, she was honored to provide her written thoughts for a photo exhibit promoting the observance.

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

As a member of the House Appropriations Committee, Rep. Helm took part in three weeks of budget hearings in which state departments and agencies were questioned about their spending proposals for the 2017-18 fiscal year. The deadline to have a state budget in place is June 30.

On Jan. 3, Rep. Helm joined her colleagues in the House of Representatives in taking the oath of office for the 2017-18 session.

In November, Rep. Helm hosted her annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg. Nearly 170 veterans and their guests were in attendance, making it the largest crowd yet for the event. This year’s guest speaker was Sgt. Larry Carter (front, center), a Vietnam veteran and leader of the 1st Air Cavalry Field Cross Detail, which made several emotional presentations in honor of veterans.

Rep. Helm hosted her annual Senior Expo in Susquehanna Township, which included dozens of exhibitors that provide benefits and services to older residents.

Rep. Sue Helm took part in the annual Second Amendment rally at the Capitol, joining gun owners from around the state. She and other lawmakers pledged to strongly support legislation reaffirming the constitutional right to keep and bear arms and oppose efforts to diminish that freedom.

Rep. Sue Helm 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. Sue Helm hosted a ceremony designating the bridge over State Route 147 in Millersburg, Dauphin County, as the “Pvt. Warren Snyder Memorial Bridge.” The Millersburg native was killed in action at the age of 38 during the Battle of Hurtgen Forest in World War II. Helm was the prime sponsor of legislation to name the bridge in Snyder’s honor. Also pictured are (from left) Lois Miller, Snyder’s daughter; Pastor John Miller, Trinity United Church of Christ, Millersburg; Janet Longenecker, Snyder’s daughter; Dauphin County Commissioner Mike Pries; and Maj. Gen. John L. Gronski, 28th Infantry Division.

Rep. Sue Helm joined other "Women of the House" in support of House Resolution 701, which recognizes March 2016 as "National Women's History Month" in Pennsylvania. This year's theme is “Working to Form a More Perfect Union,” which honors the contributions of women in public service and government. The resolution was unanimously adopted.

As a member of the House Appropriations Committee, Rep. Sue Helm is taking part in hearings at the state Capitol on Gov. Tom Wolf’s 2016-17 budget proposal. The hearings will conclude on March 10.

Rep. Sue Helm congratulated Emily Bomgardner of Annville, Lebanon County, for being awarded a Pennsylvania Farm Show Foundation Scholarship. Emily is currently a communications major at Penn State Harrisburg.

Rep. Sue Helm took part in a rally at the state Capitol hosted by the Harrisburg Chapter of Zonta International. The event focused on the issue of violence against women and what is being done in Pennsylvania to address the problem.

Rep. Sue Helm hosted a Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg. The annual event was well attended and included remarks from Congressman Scott Perry, who also serves as a colonel in the Pennsylvania National Guard.

Rep. Sue Helm hosted her annual Senior Citizens Expo at the Halifax Area Ambulance and Rescue Association building in Dauphin County. The event was well attended and featured businesses and organizations that offer services to older residents.

A large crowd attended Rep. Sue Helm’s Concealed Carry Seminar at the East Hanover Township Building in Dauphin County. The event focused on what gun owners need to know about Pennsylvania’s firearms laws. Attorney Matt Menges of York County was the featured speaker.

A group of young people from Susquehanna Township Parks and Recreation visited the state Capitol. Rep. Sue Helm joined them for this photo in the Main Rotunda.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to Rev. Richard Feeser of Grace Church United Methodist in Penbrook in recognition of his recent retirement. Also pictured is his wife, Ruth.

Rep. Sue Helm spoke out against Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed “cradle-to-grave” tax plan during a news conference at a funeral home in Susquehanna Township. The governor wants to raise the state sales tax and expand it to include dozens of goods and services, ranging from baby diapers to caskets.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with first graders from Covenant Christian Academy in Susquehanna Township during their field trip to the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm hosted a Concealed Carry Seminar in Halifax, Dauphin County, on March 26. About 130 people attended the free event to learn more about their rights under Pennsylvania’s gun laws. Attorney Matt Menges, an expert on firearms regulations, was the presenter.

Rep. Sue Helm participated in “Healthy Kids Day” at the Lebanon Valley Family YMCA in Lebanon. The event provided families with an opportunity to receive useful information from community organizations on how kids can grow up healthy.

Rep. Sue Helm attended a hearing in York conducted by the House Majority Policy Committee that examined Pennsylvania’s business climate and what steps can be taken to improve it.

Rep. Sue Helm took part in the Eagle Scout Court of Honor ceremony for Simeon Daviston of Susquehanna Township. She presented him with a citation from the House of Representatives acknowledging his outstanding achievement. Daviston is a member of Troop 68 in Linglestown.

On Jan. 6, Rep. Sue Helm took the oath of office for her fifth term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, serving the 104th District in Dauphin and Lebanon counties.

Rep. Sue Helm took part in the Eagle Scout ceremony for Jeremy Murphy of Dauphin and presented him with a congratulatory House citation. Jeremy is a member of Troop 233 and installed a drinking fountain at Dauphin Middle Paxton Community Park for his Eagle Scout project. He is the son of Max and Diana Murphy, who are also pictured.

Rep. Sue Helm participated in a check presentation ceremony at Bishop McDevitt High School for $101,000 in scholarship money that benefits students attending seven private schools in the Harrisburg area. The funding was donated by several businesses through the state's Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group from the Millersburg Area Senior Center during their tour of our beautiful state Capitol. This photo was taken on the House floor.

More than 140 area vets and their spouses attended Rep. Sue Helm’s annual Veterans Appreciation Event at the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg on the 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. Brig. Gen. Anthony Carrelli, Deputy Adjutant General-Air, Pennsylvania National Guard, was the guest speaker. Bishop Ronald Gainer of the Diocese of Harrisburg offered the opening and closing prayers.

Rep. Sue Helm hosted a Concealed Carry Seminar at the Pennsylvania Game Commission Headquarters in Susquehanna Township. About 110 gun owners attended to learn more about their rights under Pennsylvania law from Attorney Matthew Menges.

Rep. Sue Helm once again hosted her annual Children’s Trout Rodeo at the Dauphin County Anglers and Conservationist Club’s E.J. Stackpole Memorial Trout Nursery in Dauphin.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group of students from St. Margaret Mary School in Penbrook during their tour of the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group of seventh-graders from St. Catherine Laboure School in Swatara Township during their field trip to the state Capitol. Also pictured (front left) is Sen. Mike Folmer.

Members of the Halifax High School Archery Team were Rep. Sue Helm’s guests on the House floor, where they were recognized for capturing the team championship at the National Archery in the Schools Program state tournament. Also pictured (left) is House Speaker Sam Smith.

Rep. Sue Helm took part in the 9th annual Second Amendment Action Day on the steps of the state Capitol to show her continued support of the constitutional right to keep and bear arms.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group of fourth graders from Middle Paxton Elementary School in Dauphin during their tour of the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm met with students from Covenant Christian Academy in Susquehanna Township during their visit to the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group of 4-H members from the 104th District during the 4-H Capitol Day Legislative Brunch at the Harrisburg Hilton.

Rep. Sue Helm had the opportunity to spend some time with students and administrators from the Dauphin County Technical School during their visit to the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm joined other members of the House Manufacturing Caucus for a tour of the Aker Philadelphia Shipyard facility. The caucus has been visiting manufacturing sites around the state to get a better understanding of the challenges companies face in today’s economy and what lawmakers can do to help stimulate job growth. Aker is a state-of-the-art shipbuilding plant that employs more than 1,100 workers.

Rep. Sue Helm hosted a public meeting in Susquehanna Township to discuss Act 89, the transportation funding bill that became law in November. PennDOT Secretary Barry Schoch (left) and PennDOT Engineering District 8 Executive Mike Keiser (right) outlined the local road and bridge projects funded by Act 89 and answered questions from the audience.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with students from the Dauphin County Technical School during their tour of the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm joined other lawmakers and Gov. Tom Corbett at the bill signing ceremony for legislation that allows the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to continue providing health care coverage for uninsured children in Pennsylvania. The bill extends the CHIP program through 2015.

Rep. Sue Helm took part in a rally coordinated by taxpayer organizations in front of the state Capitol, where residents from across the Commonwealth gathered to show support for the Property Tax Independence Act (House Bill 76/Senate Bill 76). Helm is a co-sponsor of the legislation.

Rep. Sue Helm presented Reizdan Moore with a state citation at his retirement party in recognition of his nearly 30 years of service with the House of Representatives. Moore lives in the 104th District and most recently served as House counsel.

On Aug. 1, Rep. Sue Helm visited the Dauphin County 4-H Fair at the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg. Also pictured (white shirt) is Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary George Greig.

Rep. Sue Helm recently attended a birthday party at Pheasant Hill Estates in Susquehanna Township for residents 90 years old or older. She presented Nellie Banks, who will turn 100 in October, with a citation from the House of Representatives. Other residents received a House certificate.

On June 24, Rep. Sue Helm presented the Williams Valley High School Girls Softball Team with a House of Representatives citation in recognition of the PIAA Class A Championship they captured recently. Also pictured (front row, right) is Rep. Mike Tobash, who joined Helm in making the presentation on the House floor.

On June 30, Rep. Sue Helm attended Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget-signing ceremony at the state Capitol. For the third consecutive year, the General Assembly passed an on-time, responsible spending plan that does not raise taxes. The $28.4 billion budget adequately funds the Commonwealth’s priorities, including education, health and human services, public safety, the environment and job creation.

On June 19, Rep. Sue Helm presented Trinity High School rising senior David Bricker of Susquehanna Township with a House of Representatives citation for winning the Class AA Boys 400-Meter Dash during the PIAA Track and Field Championships at Shippensburg University. Also pictured are House Speaker Sam Smith (left) and Rep. Tim Hennessey (right).

On June 8, Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to Anthony Salomone during his Eagle Scout ceremony at the Tree of Life Lutheran Church in Harrisburg. Anthony is a member of Boy Scout Troop 77 and the son of Tony and Eileen Salomone of Susquehanna Township. For his Eagle Scout project, Anthony restored the flagpole area at Susquehanna Township Middle School. Also pictured is R.J. Harris of WHP Radio, a family friend.

Rep. Sue Helm enjoyed a milkshake with Secretary of Agriculture George Greig during Milkshake Day at the state Capitol on June 4. The annual event spotlights Pennsylvania’s dairy industry.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group of 4th graders from Margaret Mary School in Penbrook during their tour of the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm was one of the speakers at the annual Motorcyclist Rights Rally at the state Capitol on May 13. The event was part of the Alliance of Bikers Aimed Toward Education’s (A.B.A.T.E.) observance of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month in Pennsylvania.

On April 23, Rep. Sue Helm took part in the annual Pennsylvania Second Amendment Action Day rally on the front steps of the state Capitol. Hundreds of gun owners from around the state attended the event to stand in support of their constitutional right to keep and bear arms.

Rep. Sue Helm visited with a group of students from Middle Paxton Elementary School in Dauphin during their recent tour of the state Capitol.

On March 16, Rep. Sue Helm presented a citation from the House of Representatives to Andrew Resek of Paxtang for earning his Eagle Scout award. Andrew is the son of David and Joan Resek and is a member of Boy Scout Troop 42, Swatara Township. For his Eagle Scout project, Andrew made improvements to his church’s basement storage space.

On March 18, Rep. Sue Helm recognized the Susquehanna Township High School Marching Band on the House floor for winning the 2012 USBands National Championship last November at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. In the weeks leading up to the national competition, they also won the 2012 USBands Pennsylvania Championship in West Chester and the 2012 Cavalcade of Bands American Conference Open Class Grand Championship in Hershey, completing a “Triple Crown” season of excellence.

Rep. Sue Helm recently attended an event at Camp Hebron in Halifax to learn about its “Build The Barn” fundraising effort. Camp Hebron is a non-profit Christian organization that offers a variety of programs for children and adults. Helm had her photo taken with Reuben, one of the camp’s horses.

On March 12, Rep. Sue Helm attended the 26th annual Pennsylvania FFA Association Legislative Breakfast at the Harrisburg Hilton. Helm was hosted by members of the Upper Dauphin School District FFA, who joined her and Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary George Greig for a photo. Pictured (from left) are Sam Cook, Chasity Campbell, Nathan Wilbert, Helm, Greig, Brandon Kolva and Mike Reiner.

On March 6, Rep. Sue Helm joined state Agriculture Secretary George Greig (back row, third from left) at the PetSmart store in Swatara Township to announce Dog License Awareness Month in Pennsylvania. Greig has set a goal to sell 100,000 dog licenses in March. Also in attendance were state dog wardens, representatives from Susquehanna Service dogs and Dauphin County Treasurer Janis Creason.

Rep. Sue Helm had her photo taken with Pitt Chancellor Mark Nordenberg, the Pitt Panther and Rep. Karen Boback (R-Luzerne/Columbia/Wyoming) during “Pitt Day” at the state Capitol. The annual event brings Pitt alumni, faculty, staff and students to Harrisburg to lobby lawmakers on behalf of the university.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a citation from the House of Representatives to Florence Bason of the Harrisburg area to commemorate her 90th birthday.

Rep. Sue Helm attended a news conference in Hershey during which Gov. Tom Corbett announced his acceptance of a bid from Camelot Global Services to manage the Pennsylvania Lottery. The contract is expected to increase lottery revenue at a time when the demands on senior citizen benefits and services provided by the Commonwealth are growing, but lottery revenue, which funds these programs, has been stagnant.

Rep. Helm participated in the Celebrity Dairy Showmanship Contest at the 2013 Pennsylvania Farm Show. The event spotlighted the significant role the dairy industry plays in the state.

On Jan. 1, Rep. Sue Helm took the oath of office for her fourth term during the swearing-in ceremony at the state Capitol.

Rep. Helm talked with audience members during a breakfast she hosted in Susquehanna Township for constituents in the 104th Legislative District. The group also heard from Dauphin County Coroner Graham Hetrick, who was the guest speaker.

Rep. Helm participated in a public hearing conducted by the House Human Services Committee, of which she is a member. The hearing focused on mental health issues, including the way in which mental health services are structured and funded.

Rep. Helm hosted her annual spaghetti dinner in Susquehanna Township, where she discussed the state budget and other legislative issues with constituents. She also hosted a similar event in Lykens.

A team sponsored by Rep. Helm took first place honors in the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition’s fifth Annual “Take A Swing Against Breast Cancer” Home Run Derby. The fundraiser was held at Metro Bank Park on Harrisburg’s City Island, one of eight such events that are taking place at minor league ballparks throughout the state during July. Pictured from left to right are Bob Ancheff, Brent Wolfe, Helm, Sam Crater and Ben Ancheff.

Rep. Helm helped celebrate the birthdays of a number of residents at Pheasant Hill Estates in Susquehanna Townshp during the senior housing development's "90 Plus Party."

Rep. Helm discussed the state budget and other legislative issues with constituents during her annual spaghetti dinner in Lykens. A second dinner is scheduled to take place August 16 in Susquehanna Township.

Rep. Helm presented Jack Kifer of Susquehanna Township with a citation from the House of Representatives congratulating him for winning a 2012 Citizen Crime Prevention Volunteer Award from the PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency and the PA Chiefs of Police Association during the organizations' award ceremony in Camp Hill. Also pictured (left) is Sgt. Timothy Karchnak of the Susquehanna Township Police Department.

Rep. Helm visited with students and teachers from the Kindercare Learning Center in suburban Harrisburg during their field trip to the state Capitol.

Rep. Helm presented a citation from the House of Representatives to Avery Stauffer of Dauphin during his Eagle Scout Award ceremony. Avery is a member of Troop 233 Dauphin.

The House Tourism and Recreational Development Committee, on which Rep. Helm serves, recently toured Gettysburg National Military Park to learn how the National Park Service is attracting visitors to the historic battlefield. Tourism is Pennsylvania's second largest industry. Also pictured are (left) Rep. Jerry Stern (R-Blair), committee chairman; and (right) Rep. Dan Moul (R-Adams/Franklin).

Rep. Helm visited with a group of fourth-graders from St. Margaret Mary School in Penbrook during their tour of the State Capitol.

Rep. Helm took part in a Capitol rally in support of the Property Tax Independence Act, which would eliminate school property taxes once and for all in Pennsylvania. House Bill 1776, which Helm co-sponsored, would fund public schools by increasing the state's personal income and sales taxes.

Rep. Helm was honored to take part in the dedication ceremony for the Wiconisco Fire Company's new heliport. The heliport was the Eagle Scout project of Kenneth Hufnagle, who is also pictured.

Rep. Helm took part in the annual A.B.A.T.E. Motorcyclist Rights Rally at the State Capitol.

Rep. Helm joined other lawmakers and gun owners who support the Second Amendment at the annual Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally at the State Capitol.

Rep. Helm took part in a Capitol news conference to unveil the Property Tax Independence Act, which would eliminate school property taxes once and for all in Pennsylvania. House Bill 1776, which Helm co-sponsored, would fund public schools by increasing the state's personal income and sales taxes.

In April, Rep. Helm welcomed Veronica Hull of Dauphin to the House floor, where she was recognized for being named a member of the Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges 2012 All-Pennsylvania Academic Team. Hull is a computer science major at HACC.

In March, Rep. Helm welcomed a group of 4th graders from Middle Paxton Elementary School to the State Capitol.

Rep. Helm visited with Super Bowl Champion Henry Hynoski of the New York Giants, who was at the State Capitol to receive a citation from the House of Representatives for his accomplishments on the football field. Hynoski is a Pennsylvania native and an alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh.

On Jan. 23, the House of Representatives presented the Central Dauphin High School football team with a citation for winning the 2011 AAAA State Championship. Rep. Helm joined Rep. Ron Marsico in congratulating the team during the presentation on the House floor. Also pictured is (L) House Speaker Sam Smith.

Rep. Helm congratulated Allyson Carl of Halifax for winning a 2012 Pennsylvania Farm Show Scholarship. A student at Harrisburg Area Community College, Allyson is pursuing a degree in agribusiness and plans to enter into a career in livestock feed sales. Also pictured (R) is Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary George Greig.

Rep. Helm welcomed students and teachers from Halifax High School to the State Capitol.

Rep. Helm helped break ground recently for a new medical center off Kohn Road in Susquehanna Township. The $8 million facility will house ophthalmology, plastic surgery, podiatry, and pain management offices.

Girl Scouting in America will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2012. As a kickoff to the organization's many planned commemorations, a group of scouts joined with PA's First Lady Susan Corbett, other lawmakers and me for a Capitol ceremony.

On Sept. 30, Rep. Helm and other lawmakers met with billionaire financier T. Boone Pickens during a seminar in Williamsport.

Legislation sponsored by Rep. Helm was signed into law June 24 by Gov. Tom Corbett. House Bill 442 bans private transfer fees in real estate transactions. Members of the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS also attended the ceremonial bill signing.

On Aug. 3, Rep. Helm helped break ground for the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank's warehouse expansion project in Lower Paxton Township. It will more than triple the space available for food storage. The project should be finished next spring.

Rep. Helm meets with constituents during her Ice Cream & Issues community event held July 14, 2011 in Susquehanna Township.

On July 13, Rep. Helm and her team, Helm's Hitters For A Cure, participated in the Pa. Breast Cancer Coalition's Home Run Derby at Metro Bank Ballpark in Harrisburg. (L to R): Keith Maley, Bill Grove, Doug Chestnut, Ben Anchoff, Rep. Helm, Chad Smith, and Chris Hocker.

On July 4, Rep. Helm was honored to march in Paxtang's 1st Annual Independence Day parade. She went as Dolly Madison, one of our nation's early First Ladies.

Rep. Helm joined other legislators in the Capitol Rotunda on June 28 when Gov. Corbett signed the Fair Share Act into law. Helm was a co-sponsor of the bill, which reforms how damages are recovered in civil lawsuits.

On June 18, Rep. Helm was honored to help cut the ribbon for Williamstown's new Multi-Sports Complex. She was able to secure a $5,000 state grant for the project, which upgraded the community's old basketball and tennis courts.

On June 18, Rep. Helm helped dedicate Williamstown's new Emergency Medical Services Building. Congratulations to all!

Rep. Helm met with Kenny Hufnagle of Wiconisco during a visit to the area on June 18. For his Eagle Scout Project, Kenny constructed a heliport for the Wisconisco Fire Company. He's a member of Boy Scout Troop 146.

Rep. Helm was honored to welcome the family of Major General Gerald T. Sajer, formerly of Camp Hill, to the House floor on June 15. Sajer, who served as the Pa. National Guard's 47th Adjutant General, passed away in May. House members adopted a resolution in his memory.

Rep. Helm welcomed Hannah Reddecliff (L) and Morgan Morela (R) to the House floor on June 13. The Susquehanna Township Middle School students were guest pages for the day.

Rep. Helm welcomed Hannah Reddecliff to the House floor on June 13. The Susquehanna Township 8th grader was a guest page for the day.

Rep. Helm welcomed Morgan Morela to the House floor on June 13. The Susquehanna Township 8th grader was a guest page for the day.

On June 5, Rep. Helm was pleased to participate in the open house for Middle Paxton Township's new municipal office and fire station in Dauphin.

On May 26, Rep. Helm held another one of her Legislative Spaghetti Dinners in Susquehanna Township.

Rep. Sue Helm (R-Susquehanna Township) joins a young angler at creek side during Saturday’s Trout Rodeo in Dauphin.

State Rep. Sue Helm (R-Susquehanna Township) joined other lawmakers at the 6th Annual Pennsylvania Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally held May 10th in Harrisburg. Larry Pratt, executive director of the Gun Owners of America, is at the podium.

Rep. Sue Helm answered questions from residents of the 104th District during her Spaghetti Dinner at Camp Hebron in Halifax on March 24, 2011.

Rep. Sue Helm is pictured with members of the Williams Valley Jazz Band.

Rep. Sue Helm is pictured with members of the Williams Valley Clarinet Choir.

Rep. Sue Helm (R-Susquehanna Township) presented a House of Representatives citation to Stanley R. Lawson, for being awarded the Civil Right Advocacy award from the Milestone Ministerium. Helm attended the ceremony on Jan. 16 at Grace United Methodist Church on State Street in Harrisburg.

Rep. Sue Helm attended the Farm Show Scholarship awards ceremony on Jan. 11, 2011, where college students were awarded $3,300 scholarships. Ashley Shaw of Susquehanna Township is a freshman at Harrisburg Area Community College and Delaware Valley College, majoring in animal sciences. Shaw is the daughter of Matthew and Angela Shaw.

Rep. Sue Helm attended the Farm Show Scholarship awards ceremony on Jan. 11, 2011, where college students were awarded $3,300 scholarships. Kimberly Langhans of Elizabethville is a freshman at Penn State University, majoring in animal sciences. Langhans is the daughter of Daniel and Barbara Langhans.

During swearing-in ceremonies on the House floor on Jan. 4, Rep. Sue Helm took the oath of office, officially beginning her third, two-year term serving the citizens of the 104th Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Rep. Sue Helm greets visitors during her Open House at her Susquehanna Township District Office on Dec. 2.

Rep. Sue Helm greets visitors during her Open House at the Elizabethville District Office on Dec. 1.

Rep. Sue Helm (R-Susquehanna Township) presented a House citation to Jack Dillman, of Millersburg, who retired as a captain of the Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat after 21 years of service.

On Sept. 20, Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to Katye Trexler for being named the 2010 National American Miss Pennsylvania Junior Teen. Pictured from left are Speaker of the House Keith McCall (D-Carbon); Katye Trexler; Rep. Sue Helm; Katye's parents, Suzanne and Paul Sheaffer; and Trinity High School Principal Dr. David Bouton.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a Certificate of Recognition to Gary Myers, Susquehanna Township manager, chief administrative officer and secretary for his 15 years of service with the township.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to Robert A. Martin, chief of the Susquehanna Township Police Department, for receiving the Chief of Police Award from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency.

As the guest speaker during the Rotary Club of Susquehanna Township meeting on Sept. 16, Rep. Sue Helm provided an overview of the 2010-11 state budget to the members.

During a House Republican Policy Committee hearing at Susquehanna Township High School on Aug. 17, Rep. Sue Helm comments on the importance of the Megan's Law website.

Rep. Sue Helm makes a comment during a House Professional Licensure Committee meeting in the state Capitol.

Rep. Sue Helm (R-Susquehanna Township) presented a House citation to Stacey Geyer, a resident of Wayne Township and a 2010 graduate of Halifax High School, for being named the 2009-10 Pennsylvania Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Student of the Year.

On May 2, Rep. Sue Helm was pleased to welcome Katie Rice and Katelyn Swoyer to the state Capitol. Rice and Swoyer are members of Team Reflections, which is a synchronized ice skating team that was recognized on the House floor for winning the silver medal at the United States Synchronized Skating Championships. Pictured from left are Rice, Swoyer and Helm.

Rep. Sue Helm joined Coach Bob Herman and the Dauphin Firecrackers during opening day of Middle Paxton Township's baseball and softball seasons.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a certificate to Briana Zeager of Millersburg Area High School, for being awarded the Comcast Foundation Leaders and Achievers Scholarship.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a certificate to Morgan Klinger of Upper Dauphin Area High School, for being awarded the Comcast Foundation Leaders and Achievers Scholarship.

On April 17, Rep. Sue Helm attended opening day of Little League at Enders Park in Penbrook.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to Trea Weaver of Elizabethville Boy Scout Troop 86, for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout.

On April 13, students from Covenant Christian Academy visited the state Capitol.

During a Spaghetti Dinner at Camp Hebron in Halifax on March 25, Rep. Sue Helm provided an update on issues under consideration in the state House in Harrisburg.

On March 23, Rep. Sue Helm welcomed Lydia Smith, of Mifflin Township, to the state Capitol. Lydia served as a guest page during House session.

On March 11, Sean Harris of Penbrook Borough was inducted into the Penbrook Lions Club during its 65th Annual Charter Night celebration.

In March, Rep. Sue Helm welcomed students from Paxtang Elementary School to the state Capitol.

During a special event for the Pennsylvania Association of REALTORS, Reps. Sue Helm, Glen Grell (R-87) and Ron Marsico (R-105) presented a House citation to Donald Roth, for being chosen as the Association's 2010 President. Pictured from left are Helm, Roth, Grell and Marsico.

During the 2010 Farm Show, Rep. Sue Helm presented House citations to students of the 104th District for receiving the Keystone Degree from the Future Farmers of America, which is the highest degree awarded to FFA students in Pennsylania. Pictured from left are Kim Langhans of Elizabethville, Carrie Bush of Lykens, Nathan Wolfe of Spring Glen and Helm.

Rep. Sue Helm listens during testimony at a House Republican Policy Committee hearing on education funding.

On Oct. 19, Rep. Sue Helm (far right) participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the Middle Paxton Township Municipal Office's and the Dauphin-Middle Paxton Township Volunteer Fire Station's joint municipal services building.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to the Williams Valley School District Archery Club for winning the gold medal in the senior high division at the 2009 PA State Championships for the third consecutive year. Pictured from left are coaches Sheila Brumbaugh and Brian Unger; Superintendent Olga Ehrhart; and Helm.

At the multicultural Latino Picnic on July 26, Esmeralda Hetrick entertained the crowd.

On June 21, Rep. Sue Helm attended the ordination of Stanley R. Lawson at the First Spirit Filled Missionary Baptist Church. Pictured from left are Lawson, Helm, Bishop Dwight E. Joppy. Seated is Pastor H.W. Hall.

Rep. Sue Helm holds the Hershey Bears' Calder Cup on the House floor during the ceremony to honor their 10th Calder Cup title.

At the Halifax Memorial Day ceremony, Rep. Sue Helm was the keynote speaker during the event. Pictured from left are Bob Bower, American Legion Post 648; Clair Shoop, Halifax VFW Post 5750; Helm; Rev. William Krenz; and Rev. Jay Bohn.

Rep. Sue Helm recently participated in the grand opening celebration of Billy D's Ice Cream and Bakery on Linglestown Road in Harrisburg.

Rep. Sue Helm welcomed third grade students from the St. Catherine Laboure School, who were visiting the state Capitol for a tour and to learn about its history.

Rep. Sue Helm presented a House citation to David Cramer, of Penbrook Borough, for earning the rank of Eagle Scout.

On Feb. 26, Rep. Sue Helm hosted a spaghetti dinner for residents in the northern part of the 104th District. Helm answered questions and addressed concerns of area residents. Helm plans to hold these types of events throughout the district to obtain feedback from all communities.

Reps. Sue Helm and Ron Buxton recently welcomed students from the Yeshiva Academy of Harrisburg to the state Capitol.

During the Farm Show, Rep. Sue Helm stops by the Valley Ag and Turf exhibit to speak with Tige Kutt, vice president and general manager.

In early January, Rep. Sue Helm was sworn in to her second term representing the people of the 104th District in Dauphin County.

Rep. Helm speaks to constituents during a recent legislative breakfast in Susquehanna Township.

Rep. Helm presents a House citation to Pennsylvania National Guardsman Chief Warrant Officer Richard G. Adams of Susquehanna Township for his service in Iraq with Bravo Company 1-104 Aviation.

Rep. Helm recently provided a Pennsylvania state flag to Lt. Col. Robert J DeSousa, who is currently serving in Iraq with the 213th Area Support Group's Legal Chief Judge Advocate. In this photo, the flag is seen flying over a U.S. installation in Iraq.

Rep. Helm and Agriculture Secretary Dennis Wolff visit with Dane Harman at Harman Stove Company in Halifax during the Fall Harvest Tour on Sept. 27.

Rep. Helm presents a 50th wedding anniversary citation to Rev. & Mrs. William Krenz of Halifax.

Rep. Helm and Sen. John Gordner (R-27) congratulate officials from the Gratz Fair on receiving a $25,000 grant check from the Pennsylvania Fair Fund. The funds will be used to make improvements to the Gratz Fair Grange building. Pictured are (from left) Rep. Helm, Gratz Fair President Bruce Koppenhaver, Gratz Fair Treasurer Georgine Wert, Sen. Gordner.

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