Chet Attends Perry County BBQ

On June 6, Chet attended a Perry County BBQ & Auction. After visiting with the County Commissioners, Sheriff, local Representatives, and other county residents, Chet spoke about the need for greater accountability in our State Government. “We can no longer tolerate the runaway spending rampant in Harrisburg. It is time for us to have a watchdog who truly protects our tax dollars.”

“Perry County is a beautiful place full of wonderful people. I am honored to have friends living and working in your towns and look forward to serving you in the days ahead.”

Perry County was established in 1820 and named after an American naval hero of the War of 1812, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry. Part of Pennsylvania’s heartland, this County is bordered by the Appalachian Mountains and Susquehanna River. Perry is known for exceptional hunting and excellent fishing, and is the only Pennsylvania County without a traffic light.