Steve for Supervisor

My family and I have lived in Honey Brook Township since 2009, and I bring nearly 30 years of First Responder experience into my roles serving the community.  Over 20 years of this experience has been as a police officer here in Chester County and I currently serve as our Township's Emergency Management Coordinator and member of the Land Preservation Committee.  I also bring this experience to my role as a prior member of Elverson-Honey Brook EMS and their Board of Directors.  I first served as an employee/Emergency Medical Technician and then as a board member for over 11 years.  My vision and experience expanded EHBEMS' ambulance membership program and community outreach, including the annual Christmas Toy Drive benefiting families within Honey Brook Township since 2020.

Legislatively, I worked tirelessly with Honey Brook Township representatives in 2017 & 2018 to secure a sustainable funding model for Elverson-Honey Brook EMS.  I am also an active member of the Chester County Fraternal Order of Police, a FOP legislative committeeperson and a graduate of Rosemont College and Penn State University.  Utilizing this experience, my commitment means preserving our traditions, community-based solutions and keeping Honey Brook Amazing.

My wife and I have two children and their participation in community events have inspired us to help coach Little League baseball and softball at Umble Park, volunteer at youth football games and cheer at youth field hockey games.  Our son is currently a senior at TVHS, works at a local dairy farm and will be attending Penn State this fall, and our daughter is a student at TVMS.  We are also active in religious education at our local church and the girls are enthusiastically involved in their local Girl Scout Troop.  As my family matures, I want to ensure the same great experiences for current and future friends and families right here in Honey Brook Township.

As our Township's Emergency Management Coordinator, planning and preparation are integral to providing a safe community.  Conducting drills and participating in hours of state and federal training programs permits our Township to ensure preparation for any emergencies that might take place.  I also work with members of our local emergency services, including the Honey Brook Fire Company and Elverson-Honey Brook Area EMS.