Contact Information 

District Office
3950 Germantown Pike
Suite 101
Collegeville, PA 19426
Phone: (610) 409-2615
Fax: (610) 409-2619

Capitol Office
Hon. Mike Vereb
146 Main Capitol
Harrisburg PA 17120-2150
Phone: (717) 705-7164
Fax: (717) 260-6522

E-Mail: 
mvereb@pahousegop.com

My Audio Updates
Here you will find audio clips about important events that have taken place during the current and past Legislative Sessions.
Rep. Vereb Legislation to Give Victims a Voice in Parole Hearings Signed Into Law by the Governor - 6/18/2013
Lawmakers and crime victims gathered in the state capital on Tuesday to witness the signing of legislation to give victims the right to appear at parole hearings in Pennsylvania. In past practice, only criminals had a full and unrestricted right to appear at those parole hearings. Act 14 of 2013, sponsored by Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery), amends the state’s Crime Victims’ Act to require the state parole board to allow victims or their representatives to testify in person at parole hearings about how they feel about the possible release of a criminal who may still be a threat to society. From Harrisburg… Mike Davies reporting.
Rep. Vereb Says Crime Victims in Norristown Should Be Able to Freely Contact Police for Help - 5/1/2013
State lawmakers and Montgomery County law enforcement officials joined in a call Tuesday for Norristown Borough to go back to the drawing board and revamp a local nuisance ordinance targeted at rental properties that inadvertently punishes the victims of crime. The call for change came after a recent court case that involved a victim of domestic abuse who faced eviction from her apartment after multiple calls to the police triggered enforcement of the ordinance. Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) said local officials need to rewrite the ordinance so crime victims are not discouraged from contacting police. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Vereb Supports Introduction of Bill to Abolish the PA Turnpike Commission - 4/17/2013
Legislation aimed at abolishing the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and turning over all operations, maintenance, construction and other responsibilities to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation was introduced Wednesday in Harrisburg. House Bill 1197 would eliminate the outdated commission and create the Bureau of Toll Administration within PennDOT to operate the 500 mile toll road. Bill co-sponsor Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) said increasing concerns about accountability in the funding of Pennsylvania’s transportation systems and recent indictments against commission officials are behind the move to consolidate operations. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Vereb Interviewed on WNPV's "Comment Please" Program - 4/9/2013
Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) appeared on WNPV's "Comment Please by Univest" public affairs program with host Darryl Berger on April 5th, 2013. Rep. Vereb shared observations on a number of current issues including gun control, parole and victims rights, liquor privatization legislation and the autonomy of the PA Turnpike Commission. Please use link below to access this pre-recorded program:
Rep. Vereb Comments on Unveiling of Property Tax Independence Act - 3/12/2013
A bipartisan coalition of state lawmakers on Tuesday unveiled the latest version of the Property Tax Independence Act, a proposal to completely replace school district property taxes in Pennsylvania. The bill calls for replacing revenues currently collected through school district property taxes with statewide funding sources including modest increases in the personal income tax and state sales tax. Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) said many senior citizens in his area have voiced complaints about skyrocketing school property taxes and the time has arrived to move this legislation forward for debate in Harrisburg. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Vereb Comments on His Legislation to Give Victims a Voice in Parole Hearings - 3/7/2013
Lawmakers and law enforcement officials gathered at the Montgomery County Detective Bureau in Norristown on Wednesday to unveil legislation to give crime victims a voice at parole hearings in Pennsylvania. Rep. Mike Vereb’s (R-Montgomery) House Bill 492 would amend the state’s Crime Victims Act to require the parole board to allow victims or their representatives to testify in person at parole hearings. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Mike Vereb Re-Elected Republican Caucus Secretary - 11/14/2012
Pennsylvania House Republicans have voted to retain their entire leadership team for the 2013-2014 legislative session. Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) was re-elected to the office of Caucus Secretary. Vereb said the Republican leadership team will sharpen their attention on economic and fiscal issues during the next session. Chuck Nichols reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Vereb’s Bill Requiring Training for Coaches and Athletic Officials to Recognize Sudden Cardiac Arrest Symptoms Signed Into Law - 5/30/2012
Parents and families of students who have been victims of sudden cardiac arrest attended a ceremony Wednesday in Montgomery County to see legislation to increase awareness about the symptoms of this deadly disease signed into law by Governor Corbett. The ceremony was held at Visitation BVM School in Norristown, and bill sponsor Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) introduced his legislation last year after hearing from local families whose children suffered sudden cardiac arrest. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Vereb Urges PA School Districts Use Billions in Reserve Money to Protect Homeowners from Property Tax Increases - 5/21/2012
Lawmakers are urging Pennsylvania public school districts, which are now reported to be holding more than $3.2 billion of surplus funding in their reserve accounts, to consider dipping into those reserves to help protect taxpayers from a new round of school tax increases. According to current school budget proposals, many of those same districts with hefty reserves also plan tax increases this year. Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) said he feels taxpayers in these districts deserve to know exactly how much reserve money is available, before school boards plead poverty and blame local tax increases on state government. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Vereb on Rally for Property Tax Elimination Legislation - 5/8/2012
Pennsylvania homeowners rallied Monday at the state capitol in Harrisburg to support legislation that would replace property taxation as the main source of revenue to pay for local schools. Rep. Mike Vereb (R-Montgomery) said it is time to find a new, more equitable method for funding public education. House Bill 1776 would replace property taxes in Pennsylvania with a broad based combination of sales and income taxes in order to distribute the burden for school funding more fairly. Chuck Nichols reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.