Closing the Access Gap: Aligning Housing, Transportation, and Recreation to Strengthen Quality of Place, 2026 Legislative Luncheon
Date and Time
Thursday May 21, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM EDT
Location
Heritage Hills Resort, Terrace Room
2700 Mt. Rose Avenue
Contact Information
Megan Kreiser
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Description
Join us for an important community conversation focused on the issues that most affect quality of life in York County. This session will explore how access to housing, transportation, and recreation intersect to shape vibrant, economically resilient communities—especially as residents face rising housing and childcare costs, transportation funding questions, and decisions that will define our local economy.
The conversation will be anchored by Keynote Speaker Nathan Reigner of the Office of Outdoor Recreation, who will share insights on how recreation access and outdoor assets contribute to community well-being, economic vitality, and interconnected infrastructure planning. Following the keynote, a panel of York County’s elected officials including Senator Dawn Keefer, Representative Joe D'Orsie, and City of York Mayor Sandie Walker will discuss policy priorities as it relates to quality of life, proposed legislation & changes in the city, and how coordinated solutions can strengthen quality of place for residents, families, and businesses.
Attendees will gain valuable perspective, have the opportunity to ask questions, and take part in a dialogue shaping York County’s future. This is your chance to stay informed, engage with decision-makers, and help close the access gap in our community.
Thank you to our sponsors!
Presenting
AT&T External Affairs
Gold
Herbert, Rowland, & Grubic, Inc., Penn National Insurance, WellSpan Health
Silver
Adams Electric Cooperative, Chas. A. Schaefer Flower Shop, Stewart & Tate, McNees Wallace & Nurick
Bronze
Aptagen, Inc., C.S. Davidson, Inc., Comcast, HB McClure Company, RGS Associates, Inc., Wagman, Inc.
West Manchester Township, Wyndham Garden York, York County Solid Waste Authority
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations for a full refund are accepted until seven days prior to an in-person event. Once the deadline is past, there is no refund for those who have registered for an in-person event and cancelled, and unpaid registrations will be billed for the function, whether they attend or not. Registrations may be transferred to another person upon notifying the York County Economic Alliance. No refunds are offered for cancellations of virtual event registrations, however a credit for a future virtual event can be applied for cancellations given within 48 hours of the event. No refunds are offered for rain or shine events.
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