Office Locations 

District Address
2901 E. Thompson Street
Philadelphia, PA 19134
Phone: (215) 425-0901
Fax: (215) 560-3996

1039 E. Hunting Park Ave
Philadelphia, PA  19124
Phone:  215-744-3009
Fax:  215-560-5776
Hours:  M-F 9:00 - 5:00

4725 Richmond Street
Philadelphia, PA 19137
Phone:  215-744-2600
Hours:  M-F 9:00 - 5:00

Capitol Address
214 Ryan Office Building
PO Box 202177
Telephone: (717) 787-3179
Fax: (717) 260-6519
Latest News
We Must Appeal the Archdiocese’s Decision to Close Our Schools
01/09/2012
As I waited for the Archdiocese briefing on the Faith in the Future Plan to begin, which occurred just a few hours prior to the official announcement, I glanced down at the packet of information that was handed out as you entered the room. Someone next to me said, “This is the only paper you really need.” It was the list of the affected schools.
Taylor Backs Compromise to Extend Unemployment Benefits
06/17/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) voted to save the unemployment benefits of 45,000 unemployed Pennsylvanians who were scheduled to lose their extended benefits, and 90,000 others who by year’s end would have been ineligible for the additional weeks of benefits.
Taylor’s Safe School Advocate Bill Passes House
05/24/2011
A bill sponsored by Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) to reintroduce the Safe Schools Advocate to Philadelphia’s public schools has unanimously passed the House.
Taylor Honored with Community Development Champion Award
05/20/2011
The Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations has honored Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) with its Community Development Champion award for 2011.
Bill to Reform Abortion Clinics Passes House, Taylor Says
05/13/2011
The Pennsylvania House has passed legislation cosponsored by Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) to hold abortion clinics to the same high standards as the state’s ambulatory surgical facilities.
Taylor Bill to Help Fund Housing for Veterans Passes the House
05/05/2011
A bill sponsored by Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) to create more affordable housing for veterans in Philadelphia has passed the House.
Taylor’s Safe Schools Bill Passes Education Committee
04/27/2011
A bill sponsored by Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) to reinstitute the Safe Schools Advocate for victims of violence in Philadelphia’s public schools has unanimously passed the House Education Committee.
Taylor Announces Rule Changes for Those Needing Birth Certificates
04/21/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) wants to remind you that the rules for using your birth certificate to apply for passports have changed.
Taylor Votes to Bring Fairness to State Legal System
04/15/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) has voted to pass legislation crafted to keep employers in Pennsylvania and help hospitals remain open.
Taylor to Introduce Revised Safe Schools Advocate Legislation
03/28/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) announced that he and fellow Philadelphia legislator William Keller (D-Philadelphia) will introduce bipartisan legislation to fully fund the Office of the Safe Schools Advocate for the School District of Philadelphia, and re-establish it under the purview of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency.
Taylor Calls for Stricter Regulation of Abortion Clinics
02/23/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) has cosponsored legislation to improve the safety standards at clinics that perform abortions.
Taylor Wants a Veteran for Civil Service Commission
02/22/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) joined a majority of House members in backing a bill to require that one member of the Civil Service Commission be a military veteran.
Taylor reminds motorists to report potholes
02/14/2011
When ice and snow melt, motorists face another traffic headache, the potholes they leave behind.
Taylor Backs Reforms to Fix Megan’s Law Loopholes
02/11/2011
Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) joined an overwhelming majority of House members to pass two bills to reform the state’s Megan’s Law.
Taylor Backs Major House Reforms, Supports Whistleblower Protections
02/08/2011
Fulfilling his commitment to ending business-as-usual in Harrisburg, Rep. John Taylor (R-Philadelphia) has backed several bills aimed at reforming the House of Representatives and restoring Pennsylvanians’ faith in their state government.