Rep. Doyle Heffley recently joined dozens of his colleagues and more than 100 Pennsylvanians as he participated in this year’s Second Amendment Rally on the steps outside of the State Capitol building.

In the presence of local anglers and avid outdoorsmen at Firefly Trout Hatchery in Lehighton, Rep. Doyle Heffley, pictured second from left, introduced his legislation, House Bill 798. This bill, if enacted, would reduce the length of the term of service from eight years to four years for the board of commissioners of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Heffley is pictured here, from left to right, with Rep. Jerry Knowles and Denise and Kirk Cressley, owners of Firefly Trout Hatchery.

Because tourism remains the top industry in Carbon County, Rep. Doyle Heffley was recently joined by local and state lawmakers and representatives of local tourism organizations at the Lehigh Canal Park in Weissport, as they announced state grants that were recently awarded to Carbon County to close key gaps on the Delaware and Lehigh Trail and make improvements to the trail. Click here to view more photos from the event.