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Doctors from Pennsylvania Academy of Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery visited Rep. Aument at the state Capitol on May 2. They discussed current legislative efforts that could affect their practice, including Senate Bill 349. Rep. Aument joins several House and Senate colleagues in support of Second Amendment rights for Pennsylvania citizens at the annual Pennsylvania Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally on May 8. Following a resolution passed by the Borough Council of Mountville in August 2011, Rep. Aument introduced House Resolution 1875, which was passed and signed into law by the governor. Both the borough and House resolution designated the bridge that carries State Route 462 over the Norfolk Southern rail line in Mountville as the Mountville Veterans Memorial Bridge. Rep. Aument joined Senator Mike Brubaker, Mountville Mayor Phillip Kresge and several borough officials in unveiling the signs at a dedication ceremony held on April 23. Rep. Aument joins Senator Mike Brubaker, Mountville Borough Mayor Phil Kresge and several Mountville Borough Council members at a dedication ceremony held on April 23 to unveil road signs designating a newly constructed bridge in honor of local military veterans. A House Resolution was approved in fall of 2011, officially designated the bridge as the Mountville Veterans Memorial Bridge. Rep. Aument met with fourth-grade students from Rohrerstown Elementary School during their state Capitol tour on April 16. Fourth-grade students from East Petersburg Elementary School toured the state Capitol on April 5. Rep. Aument welcomed three fourth-grade classes from Landisville Intermediate Center on April 5 to the state Capitol for a tour. Fourth graders from Landisville Intermediate Center visited Rep. Aument in Harrisburg for a tour of the state Capitol building on April 5. Rep. Aument met with fourth-grade students from Landisville Intermediate Center on April 5, following their tour of the state Capitol. Fourth grade students from East Petersburg Elementary School toured the state Capitol on April 5. On March 28, the Lancaster County Delegation welcomed the Lancaster Catholic High School Crusaders to the Capitol. The Crusaders captured the 2011 PIAA Class AA State Championship title after an undefeated season. They are the first Lancaster County team to win the PIAA gold twice. Rep. Aument personally congratulated the Lancaster Catholic High School football team for winning the 2011 PIAA state championship title on the Senate floor on March 28. On March 26, Sen. Mike Brubaker, Rep. Dave Hickernell and Rep. Aument welcomed Farmdale Elementary fourth-graders to Harrisburg. The students posed for a picture with the legislators on the Senate floor. Following a tour of the state Capitol, Farmdale Elementary fourth grade students had the opportunity to ask Rep. Aument and Sen. Mike Brubaker some questions about their role as state legislators. On March 13, Rep. Aument welcomed the Hempfield High School field hockey team to the state Capitol to present them with a House citation and congratulate them on being named the 2011 PIAA state field hockey champions. The team’s excellent season ended with a 2-to-1 victory over Warwick High School in overtime play. Rep. Aument meets with House Appropriations Committee Chairman, Rep. William Adolph (R-Delaware), for a briefing on the governor's 2012-13 state budget proposal. Rep. Aument speaks to students in Mrs. Clark's 11th and 12th grade government and economics classes at Milton Hershey School about state government and his role as a representative for the 41st District. Reps. Aument and Cutler have a conversation with residents of the 41st and 100th Districts during one of their quarterly Citizen Advisory Board meetings regarding issues impacting the community. The Brown family toured the state Capitol on Dec. 23, 2011. Reps. Ryan Aument and Bryan Cutler joined residents on the House floor following a Citizen Advisory Board meeting held in Harrisburg on Dec. 5. Interested residents from the 41st and 100th Legislative District meet with Rep. Aument quarterly to discuss issues impacting the community. Alexa Landis experienced a day in the life of a Pennsylvania state Representative at the state Capitol on Dec. 14, where she spent the day career shadowing Rep. Aument. Rep. Aument met with students from the York Technical Institute Lancaster Campus during their tour of the state Capitol on Oct. 26. Rep. Aument addressed attendees at the Community Open House and Rededication ceremony for the newly renovated Central Manor Elementary School building on Oct. 16. Rep. Aument and other members of the Lancaster delegation pose for a photo on the House floor with three key government figures from Iraq Kurdistan. From left the right: Zakia Abdulkhaleq, a member of the Kurdish Parliment; Rep. Scott Boyd; Shireen Fattah, an "Ambassador of Peace" from the Kurdish Democratic Party; Mohammed Mohammedamin, linguist and interpreter; Rep. Paul Clymer; Rep. Bryan Cutler; Rep. Aument; and Dr. Robert Doe, whose church, In The Light Ministries, is hosting the Kurdish officials. Rep. Aument participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the 19,000 square foot expansion of the Lancaster County Historical Society's headquarters on Aug. 31. The ceremony took place at LancasterHistory.org headquarters in Lancaster. Pictured from left to right: Sen. Lloyd Smucker; Rep. Aument; Mr. Donald Walters, portraying President James Buchanan; President and CEO of LancasterHistory.org Dr. Tom Ryan; and Lancaster City Mayor Rick Gray. Rep. Aument attended the 2011 Washington Boro Tomato Festival on July 9th. He is pictured here with Steve Funk from the Washington Boro Tomato Barn. Rep. Aument and Speaker Smith welcome Vietnam War veteran Bill Schulz and president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Dutch Convention & Visitor's Bureau, Chris Barrett, to the House floor, where a resolution was approved designating Sept. 5-15, as 'Returning Heroes V.I.P. (Vacation in PA) Weeks' across the state. This program was the vision of Schulz. Rep. Aument and several members of the General Assembly are pictured with Gov. Tom Corbett as he signed the Castle Doctrine into law. Rohrerstown Elementary School students visited Harrisburg to learn about state government. Students from Rohrerstown Elementary visited the state Capitol on June 2. On June 1st, I welcomed students from Centerville Elementary School to Harrisburg for their tour of the state Capitol. I recently welcomed a group of fourth grade students from St. Leo the Great School to the Capitol. This is Cam Hartman, an 8th grade student from Landisville Middle School, who recently "career shadowed" me for the day at the state Capitol. I recently welcomed eighth grade students from Dayspring Christian Academy to the Capitol for a tour. Representative Aument visits the Friendship Community office in Lititz to learn about the organization's mission to support individuals with intellectual disabilities in Lancaster and Lebanon counties. For more information, visit www.friendshipcommunity.net. I recently welcomed fourth grade students from Landisville Intermediate School to the Capitol for a tour. I recently welcomed fourth grade students from Landisville Intermediate School to the Capitol for a tour. I recently welcomed fourth grade students from Landisville Intermediate School to the Capitol for a tour. Rep. Ryan Aument recently visited the Susquehanna Association for the Blind and Vision Impaired in Lancaster to learn about issues facing Pennsylvanians who are blind and vision impaired. His tour of the facility included its industrial and rehabilitation divisions, as well as its pre-school, by President/CEO Dennis Steiner and Vice President of Rehabilitation Kay Macsi. I recently visited ManorCare Lancaster. I enjoyed meeting the residents and staff and appreciate them taking the time to talk with me. I am pictured here with resident Doris Reineer and Administrator Dan Peters. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Rep. Aument recently held an Open House at his District office. He and his staff would like to thank those who attended and invite all residents in the 41st Legislative District to attend his future events. Congratulations to the Hempfield High School Girls' Volleyball team for winning the 2010 PIAA State Class AAA championship. I was happy to recently honor them with a citation for their achievement. I recently presented a citation to the Hempfield High School Boys' Soccer team for winning the 2010 PIAA State Class AAA championship. Congratulations to them for their great accomplishment. Ben Clark of Penn Manor was recently given a House Citation for his achievements in the 2010 Siemens competition in math, science, and technology. Ben came in first and received a college scholarship for his accomplishments. I was honored to meet with Ben and present him with the citation. His dedication and hard work set an example for students throughout the Commonwealth. Ben Clark of Penn Manor was recently given a House Citation for his achievements in the 2010 Siemens competition in math, science, and technology. Ben came in first and received a college scholarship for his accomplishments. I was honored to meet with Ben and present him with the citation. His dedication and hard work set an example for students throughout the Commonwealth. Rep. Ryan Aument (R-Lancaster) is sworn in as the newest representative of the 41st Legislative District. Rep. Aument is joined by family, friends, and co-workers at the Swearing-In ceremony held on Jan. 4, 2011, at the Capitol. Rep. Aument's District Office staff can assist you with many state-related issues including obtaining many state forms. The District Office is located at #501, Manor West Commons Business Complex, 2938 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603. Pictured left to right are Rebecca Sollenberger, Rep. Ryan Aument, and Adam Bills. Rep. Aument's District Office is able to assist you with many state-related issues including obtaining many state forms. The District Office is located at #501, Manor West Commons Business Complex, 2938 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603. Twenty-one new Republican legislators will join the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 2011-2012 session.
 
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