PA State Rep. JoAnne Stehr

Joanne is a lifelong resident of Schuylkill County. She graduated from Tri-Valley High School. She has 2 sons. 

Joanne previously spent 30 years as a home health care and hospice nurse and has worked as a client relationship executive for Home Health Services.

Joanne Carol Stehr is a state representative in State Assembly District 107. She was first elected in 2022 and is serving her 1st term.

Opposes the 2023-24 state budget, believing it is "irresponsible."

- Opposes the 2023-24 state budget, believing it is "irresponsible."

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As of September 30, 2024, Joanne Carol Stehr did not have a website or any information online.

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Opposes the governor's decision to veto funding for school choice scholarships, which would have enabled students from underperforming schools to access better educational opportunities.

Opposes the governor's decision to veto funding for school choice scholarships.

- Opposes the governor's decision to veto funding for school choice scholarships.

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Joanne Carol Stehr

Opposes the House Democrat 2023-24 state budget, calling it "fiscally irresponsible."

Supports local infrastructure improvements, such as the $93,662 grant for updated signal equipment in Tremont Township.

Supports state grants for local projects to boost economic development, as seen with the funding for Hegins Township's new municipal building.

Supports using the Multimodal Transportation Fund to improve roads, bridges, and downtowns.

Believes in addressing issues with Frontier Communications to improve economic conditions.

Supports the Local Share Account Statewide Program, which funds healthcare initiatives through grants.

Supports educational initiatives that focus on the nation's founding documents and preserving freedoms.

Believes in being accessible to residents for assistance with state-related matters, including education.

Supports accessible career development opportunities, offering a six-week course on Thursdays from 6-8 p.m. at Northumberland County CareerLink, starting Sept. 7.

Supports providing assistance with state-related issues, including car registrations, driver's license renewal, property tax/rent rebate applications, and birth and death record applications.

Supports local wildfire protection grants.

Supports funding for water system improvements.

Supports local wildfire protection efforts.

Supports the grant program administered by the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, which awarded over $850,000 in grant money statewide.

Believes having proper equipment and highly trained wildfire fighters is essential in protecting the state's natural ecosystem.

Believes natural gas is a more affordable and reliable energy source that can reduce operational costs and attract new businesses, particularly in industries like manufacturing, agriculture, food processing, and technology.

Is the first woman representative from Schuylkill County and in the 107th District.

Believes in providing easy access to state government through the Citizen Access Portal (CAP).

Supports investing in community development and public safety improvements, such as water system upgrades.

Supports events that provide valuable information and resources for seniors and their families.

Supports the opening of District Offices in Hegins and Shamokin to enhance public safety and community engagement.

Supports the Senior Safety Expo, which provides information on health care, government services, and fraud protection for seniors, their family members, and caregivers.

Believes in protecting voting rights and ensuring fair elections.

Serves on the Aging and Older Adult Services, Health, and Liquor Control committees.

Opposes the actions of Gov. Josh Shapiro and House Democrats regarding voting rights and elections.

Supports the election of state representatives.

Joanne is a lifelong resident of Schuylkill County. She graduated from Tri-Valley High School.  She has 2 sons. 

Joanne Carol Stehr currently serves as the  State Representative in State Assembly District 107 in Pennsylvania. She was first elected in 2022 and is serving her 1st term.


Joanne is a lifelong resident of Schuylkill County. She graduated from Tri-Valley High School.

JoAnne Stehr is a Pennsylvania State Representative for the 107th Legislative District. She has spent 30 years as a home health care and hospice nurse and has worked as a client relationship executive for Home Health Services.

As of October 1, 2024, Joanne Carol Stehr’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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