PA State Rep. Russ Diamond

Lebanon District Office
2230 Lebanon Valley Mall
Lebanon, PA 17042
Phone: (717) 277-2101
Hours: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Capitol Office
Room 145 East Wing
PO Box 202102
Harrisburg PA 17120-2102
Phone:717-787-2686

Pa. State Rep. Russ Diamond makes comments about Pension Reform the House and Senate recently passed. Senate Bill 1 will balance the risk between taxpayers and employees.

As a member of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, Rep. Russ Diamond participated in a public hearing in Erie that delved into several issues. He spoke several times about counties (like Lebanon) who are missing out on local share gaming proceeds. You can watch the video of the hearing here.

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Rep. Russ Diamond joined several of his House colleagues in honoring the Lebanon Catholic Girls Basketball team this year. Along with House Speaker Mike Turzai are members of the team, Coach Patti Hower (who won her third state title), Rep. Frank Ryan (R-Lebanon) and Rep. Sue Helm (R-Dauphin/Lebanon).

Rep. Diamond recently took part in the dedication of Officer Michael H. Wise II Memorial Highway.

Rep. Diamond toured the Pennsy Supply Millard facility on Aug. 28.

Rep. Diamond recognized Lebanon Valley College on the floor of the House as it celebrated its 150 anniversary. Joining Diamond in the chamber was Lebanon Valley’s president, Lewis Thayne (left) and its vice president of strategic initiatives, Steven O’Day.

As a member of the House Gaming Oversight Committee, Rep. Russ Diamond participated in a public hearing in Erie that delved into several issues. He spoke several times about counties (like Lebanon) who are missing out on local share gaming proceeds.

Rep Russ Diamond welcomed Ross Gerberich to the state Capitol recently. Ross is a Bear Cub Scout from Fredericksburg. He thoroughly enjoyed the visit!

Rep. Diamond joined Congressman Ryan Costello and Commissioner Bob Phillips at the Lebanon County Fair.

On June 16, the Pennsylvania House unanimously approved legislation introduced by Rep. Russ Diamond (R-Lebanon) that would name U.S. Route 422, from Ramona Road to the Lebanon-Berks county line, the “Officer Michael H. Wise II Memorial Highway.” The bill now awaits action in the Senate.

Members of Wise’s family joined Diamond on the floor. Pictured (from left) are House Speaker Mike Turzai (R-Allegheny); parents, Karen Wise and Michael Wise; family members, Rogan Harter, Cael Harter, Jennifer Reigle, Kori Harter, Matthew Harter and Mitchell Harter; and Diamond.

Rep. Diamond recently took part in the Lebanon County Conservation District’s Legislative Roundtable.

Rep. Diamond recently visited the Pennsy Supply Prescott Quarry.

Rep. Diamond recently welcomed students from Lebanon Catholic to the Capitol.

Rep. Diamond joined Sen. Mike Folmer in welcoming students from the Union Canal Elementary School to the Capitol.

Rep. Diamond recently met with Lebanon County homeschool students while they were visiting the Capitol.

Rep. Diamond joined the Penn State Lebanon County Cooperative Extension and its award-winning Master Gardeners and 4-H leaders for their 97th annual meeting at the Lebanon Expo Center.

Rep. Diamond joined colleagues in wearing red to raise awareness about women's heart health.

Rep Diamond met with John “Ski” Sygielski, president of Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC). They discussed HACC's important contributions to the Lebanon area, both in terms of educational enrichment and workforce development.

Rep. Diamond (right) attended the Bunker Hill Fire Company annual awards ceremony on Jan. 31. He is pictured with Chief Rick Kreitzer, who was presented with the “Most Active EMT” award. Also recognized were Dustin Gonzales for most active firefighter, Paula Chadwick for most active fire police officer and Lucille Girard for most active junior volunteer.

Rep. Diamond helped to kick off the 2015 Bologna Fest at the Lebanon Expo Center on Jan. 23.

Rep. Russ Diamond was sworn in as a state representative on Jan. 6.

On Dec. 18, Rep.-Elect Russ Diamond participated in the groundbreaking for the Lebanon Valley Family YMCA’s new Edward and Jeanne Arnold Early Learning Center.

Rep. Elect Russ Diamond paid tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of liberty during the lighting of the Fort Indiantown Gap Holiday and Fallen Hero Tree.

On Dec. 3, Rep. Elect Diamond attended a groundbreaking ceremony for RE/MAX Cornerstone’s new 6,500 facility on Russell Drive in Lebanon.

Rep Russ Diamond welcomed Ross Gerberich to the state Capitol recently. Ross is a Bear Cub Scout from Fredericksburg. He thoroughly enjoyed the visit!

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