Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/oByOu2PQWHi.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Rep. Richard R. Stevenson oral history [KIp1t1DU3U8] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Rep. Stevenson talks about his career in the private sector and in local government prior to his tenure in the House. Rep. Stevenson also talks about running for office, the district and his role as Caucus Administrator. Rep. Stevenson discusses topics such reducing the size of the legislature, transportation funding, fracking and PACENET. COPYRIGHT Unless otherwise noted, copyright for an interview is held by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives. Oral history interviews are recorded using audio, video or online communication equipment. The House Archives produces transcripts and electronic copies of the recordings. Transcripts are considered the official record and will be made available publicly on our Oral History Project site. Audio and video recordings will be archived and made available publicly on our YouTube channel Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives. Original recordings – as well as any supporting documentary materials such as letters or pictures – will be stored and protected according to archival standards. MEVanEoxHfY 3GedrOrrvdA LVe4GF4NjvT 3m6cozEywaC 4DBBKgIktN2 CciZrJNO5yf
Rep. Stevenson talks about his career in the private sector and in local government prior to his tenure in the House. Rep. Stevenson also talks about running for office, the district and his role as Caucus Administrator. Rep. Stevenson discusses topics such reducing the size of the legislature, transportation funding, fracking and PACENET. COPYRIGHT Unless otherwise noted, copyright for an interview is held by the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives. Oral history interviews are recorded using audio, video or online communication equipment. The House Archives produces transcripts and electronic copies of the recordings. Transcripts are considered the official record and will be made available publicly on our Oral History Project site. Audio and video recordings will be archived and made available publicly on our YouTube channel Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives. Original recordings – as well as any supporting documentary materials such as letters or pictures – will be stored and protected according to archival standards. MEVanEoxHfY 3GedrOrrvdA LVe4GF4NjvT 3m6cozEywaC 4DBBKgIktN2 CciZrJNO5yf