U.S. Sen. John Fetterman has opened a satellite office in State College to serve as a point of contact for constituents in central Pennsylvania.
The office at 112 W. Foster Ave., Suite 302, is the Democratic senator’s sixth in the commonwealth.
“I’m proud to share that our State College office is officially open for those in Central PA to get the help they might need,” Fetterman said in a statement. “Constituent services are one of the core duties of a Senate office and my team will now be able to help a wider range of constituents in the Commonwealth.”
Fetterman’s office noted that the location in the Midtown Square office center on the edge of downtown is near public transportation, the Penn State campus and many community organizations. It “will serve as a bridge between constituents, local leaders, and the federal government,” according to a news release.
Visitors can stop by the office during normal business hours and are subject to security screenings upon arrival.
Fetterman is in the third year of his first term in the Senate after defeating Republican Mehmet Oz in the 2022 election for an open seat.
His new office now gives both of Pennsylvania’s U.S. senators a presence in the State College area. Republican U.S. Sen Dave McCormick opened a regional office at 329 Innovation Boulevard, Suite 226, shortly after defeating Democratic incumbent Sen. Bob Casey in the 2024 election.
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