Rep. Tim Briggs
149th Legislative District
Montgomery County
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State Rep. Tim Briggs congratulates the Lower Merion Area School District winner and finalists of his fourth annual 'There Ought to be a Law' essay contest for fifth-grade students. This year students were invited to imagine a law that would make their school, community or state a safer place. Rep. Briggs presented each student with a Pennsylvania House of Representatives citation for achievement. Also pictured are School Board President Melissa Gilbert and Superintendent Dr. Christopher McGinley.

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 David Lu, winner of the fourth annual “There Ought to be a Law” essay contest for fifth-graders was presented with an official citation from the House of Representative by Rep. Tim Briggs. They are pictured here with Speaker of the House Sam Smith and Rep. Mary Jo Daley.

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 Rep. Tim Briggs awarded official citations to the finalists of his “There Ought to be a Law” essay contest. Also pictured, from left to right, are middle school principal, Dr. Karen Geller; school board president, Ted Walmsley; and superintendent, Dr. Jane Callaghan.

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 Rep. Tim Briggs welcomed the state champion Lower Merion High School Aces basketball team and coaches to the Capitol. The Aces were recognized on the floor of the House and presented with citations. In March, the Lower Merion High School Aces won the PIAA Boys Basketball AAAA state championship by beating Chester 63-47. Reps. Pam DeLissio and Mary Jo Daley were also on-hand to recognize the team.

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At a PA Brain Injury Coalition news conference, Rep. Tim Briggs, co-chairman of the Brain Injury Caucus, spoke about his support of legislation designed to help those living a disability due to an acquired brain injury.

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 Rep. Tim Briggs visits with the Upper Merion High school Vikings Choir. The choir performed at the State Capitol in March 2013.

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 State Rep. Tim Briggs joins members of the Pennsylvania Arts Education Network and other lawmakers to highlight Arts Education Advocacy Day in Pennsylvania. Student artwork was displayed around the Capitol on March 19, 2013.

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 State Rep. Tim Briggs thanks those who devoted time and energy into funding and developing a new play area at King of Prussia Mall. The play area was a joint partnership of KOP Mall and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

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State Rep. Tim Briggs helps cut the ribbon at the grand opening of the new play area at King of Prussia Mall on Feb. 15, 2013. The play area is a joint partnership of King of Prussia Mall and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

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 State Rep. Tim Briggs talks with Upper Merion Area Middle School students about public service and the important role of civics in the classroom.

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 Rep. Tim Briggs joins Attorney General Kathleen Kane and other public officials as she announces her new agreement to close the 'Florida loophole,' which allows people who are not authorized to carry guns in Pennsylvania to apply for and receive carry permits in other states, like Florida, and have those permits recognized in the commonwealth.

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 Rep. Tim Briggs is joining a renewed push to update archaic statute-of-limitations laws in child sexual abuse cases. The legislation he supports would abolish the statute of limitations on criminal charges and civil lawsuits in cases of child sexual abuse, as well as suspend for two years now expired statute of limitations in child sex abuse cases, providing a window of opportunity for those victims to file a civil lawsuit.

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State Rep. Tim Briggs takes the oath of office to begin his third term representing the 149th House District. The oath took place during the swearing-in ceremony at the state Capitol on Jan. 1, 2013. New Year's Day was the official opening of the Pennsylvania General Assembly's 197th legislative session.

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 State Rep. Tim Briggs reads to elementary school students at the Upper Merion Township Library on Oct. 11, 2012.

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 State Rep. Tim Briggs 4th Annual Summer Food Drive, which benefits several local food pantries, was a great success. He delivered the collected food to the Ada Mutch Community Resource Center on Aug. 31.

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 State Rep. Tim Briggs delivered 515 signatures to members of the Pennsylvania Legislative Reapportionment Commission opposing the commission’s plan to split Lower Merion Township among four legislative districts. Briggs, along with Reps. Mike Gerber and Pam DeLissio, who also represent parts of Lower Merion Township, provided residents the opportunity to have their voices heard in the state reapportionment process through a petition on their websites. The petition stresses opposition to the split, stating that further division in the Lower Merion community would make it more difficult for residents and representatives alike to focus on the problems and concerns specific to the township. The last day for the public to comment on the commission's proposed plan was May 14, 2012.

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