District Office – Abington

Unclaimed property is any check, rebate, refund, or source of money that has not been claimed by the owner for an extended period. After a certain number of years, the money is turned over to Pennsylvania and stored by the Department of Treasury.

Over 118,000 neighbors in our district have unclaimed property. Some folks have $10, some have $500, some have over $100,000! As the cost of day-to-day necessities skyrockets, hardworking neighbors deserve their fair share—especially when they already own the property!

My office will help folks access their unclaimed property on September 22nd and 23rd at my district offices. From 10am to 2pm, stop by our Germantown or Abington Office to see if you have any money waiting to be claimed.

From paying the bills to pain at the pump to soaring healthcare premiums, I know every dollar counts for hardworking families. See if you have unclaimed property today by visiting the search portal.

In partnership with Congresswoman Dean, The Montgomery County Office of Veterans Affairs, and the Montgomery County Recorder of Deeds, Jeanne Sorg, all veterans are welcome to join us for our Veterans Day of Service from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at my Abington office. The event will provide direct support for various services, including ordering DD124 & Veteran’s Medical Records, starting VA claims, and much more. Appointments are required. Schedule your appointment by calling my office at 215-242-8171.

On October 14, 2021 from 5 to 6 p.m., my office will host a Love Your Neighbor Rally at 1168 Easton Road, Abington, PA 19001.  Join us for an outdoor community meeting as we discuss civility, freedom of speech, and loving your neighbor.  Speakers include Rev. Dr. Jerome F. Coleman of First Baptist Church of […]