Governor’s Correspondence Office
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Tom Wolf is a different kind of leader, and he will be a different kind of governor. As governor, Tom is focused on three simple goals: jobs that pay, schools that teach, and government that works.
Tom is not a product of the political system. He grew up in a small south central Pennsylvania town in York County and still lives in the house he was brought home to from the hospital.
Tom left York County to attend college at Dartmouth, but he interrupted his studies to join the Peace Corps and served two years in a small village in India before returning to finish his undergraduate degree. He later earned graduate degrees from the University of London and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Tom’s leadership philosophy is an extension of his lifelong investment in community development. In addition to serving on and leading the boards of numerous organizations dedicated to education, health, welfare, economic development, culture, and the arts, Tom has rolled up his sleeves to help build a Little League baseball field in his community, volunteered in soup kitchens, and paint a local school.
On January 20, 2015, Tom was sworn in as Pennsylvania's 47th governor.
Tom and Frances, his wife of 39 years, still live in York County and have two grown daughters, Sarah and Katie.
16th Floor, Strawberry Square
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Josh Shapiro serves as Pennsylvania’s Attorney General to combat crime, uphold individual rights and protect consumers. He is the sixth person elected to the office, and was sworn in on January 17, 2017 as the Commonwealth’s top lawyer and chief law enforcement officer with a mandate to ensure integrity and be the people’s Attorney General. Throughout his career as a public servant, Josh has risen above politics and taken on the status quo to protect Pennsylvanians.
Joseph M. Torsella, Treasurer
Executive Office
129 Finance Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Elected Pennsylvania’s 77th State Treasurer in 2016, Ambassador (Ret.) Joseph M. Torsella brings a record of leadership and service to the PA Treasury Department. And because the Treasurer – who sits on nearly twenty consequential boards dealing with issues ranging from infrastructure to pensions to higher education – has such a wide-ranging role, Joe is a strong voice for smart policy, fiscal responsibility, and public integrity on many, many issues that will shape Pennsylvania’s future.
Auditor General Eugene DePasquale
Department of the Auditor General Finance Building
613 North Street, Room 229
Harrisburg, PA 17120-0018
717-787-2543
Eugene A. DePasquale became Pennsylvania’s 51st Auditor General January 15, 2013. As the state’s chief fiscal watchdog, Eugene is committed to seeing that taxpayer dollars are spent properly and effectively.
Eugene is focusing audits on areas that will improve the lives of all Pennsylvanians and prepare our state for a brighter future. His audits have found fraud, errors and other financial issues in school districts and charter schools to the tune of well over $20 million. The audits also have shown how the state can do a better job of protecting drinking water and ensuring the humane treatment of animals.
York County Administrative Center
28 East Market St.
York, PA 17401-1588
Commissioner Doug Hoke took office in 2008, and was elected Vice President in 2011.
Before coming to the Board, he was a Project Administrator with the Pennsylvania State Public School Building Authority, where he assisted with the issuance of tax-exempt debt. He has also worked at the Pennsylvania State Lottery and Pennsylvania Department of Revenue.
The West York Area High School graduate earned a bachelor’s degree from Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri. Hoke’s service to the County has been demonstrated over the years by honesty, hard work, fiscal accountability, and unparalleled engagement with the community and residents.
When not at work, Doug is active in the community. He is a volunteer mentor for Big Brothers.
State Representative Carol Hill-Evans
28A East Wing
PO Box 202095
Harrisburg, PA 17120-2095
(717) 787-7514
Fax: (717) 780-4765
http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/home/member_information/House_bio.cfm?id=1749
State Representative-elect Carol Hill-Evans was elected to the state legislature on Nov. 8, 2016, to represent the 95th Legislative District in York County. Hill-Evans is a native of York City, and graduated from the York City School District before earning a degree from Penn State York. Prior to being elected to the state House, Hill-Evans served on York City Council for eight years. She served as Council Vice President from 2008 to 2011, before serving as president of York City Council.
Hill-Evans' priorities for improving the lives of residents of the 95th Legislative District include job creation, raising the minimum wage, fighting for increased funding for education and mental health resources – specifically for veterans – and economic development. She plans to use her background as a neighborhood resource specialist for the York City administration to bring different coalitions together and work to solve our state's issues.
Hill-Evans and her husband, Bill, live in the southeast section of York City. They have five adult children between them, and nine grandchildren. Hill-Evans is the second generation of five living generations and is proud and happy to be a role model for her children and grandchildren. She enjoys sharing useful information throughout her community to help community members lead better lives.