A lifelong resident of Adams County, Moul is a graduate of New Oxford High School, and he studied finance at York College. As chairman of the House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee, he is also a member of the board of directors of the Center for Rural Pennsylvania.

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He lives in Conewago Township, Adams County, with his wife, Lori. They have two adult children and five grandchildren.

Dan Moul grew up on a farm in rural Adams County, Pennsylvania, and is a lifelong resident of the county. He earned a degree in finance from York College. He lives in Conewago Township with his wife, Lori, and has two adult children and five grandchildren.

Prior to being elected to the House, Moul spent 20 years as owner and operator of his own real estate management and renovation business. Before that he worked in the sales division of Hanover-based Utz Quality Foods.

Moul previously owned and operated a real estate management and renovation business for 20 years. 

In 2006, Dan Moul (R-Adams) was elected to represent the citizens of the 91st Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Now in his 10th term, Moul continues to be a strong advocate for government reform and efficiency.

In 2006, Dan Moul (R-Adams) was elected to represent the citizens of the 91st Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Now in his 10th term, Moul continues to be a strong advocate for government reform and efficiency. He supports meaningful tax, regulatory and welfare reforms, commonsense budgeting and measures to protect the safety and welfare of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens – children, the elderly and disabled.

Moul has served as the Republican representative for Pennsylvania House District 91 since 2007. 

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Now in his 10th term, Moul continues to be a strong advocate for government reform and efficiency. He supports meaningful tax, regulatory and welfare reforms, commonsense budgeting and measures to protect the safety and welfare of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens – children, the elderly and disabled.

“No budget is perfect, but this agreement is a step in the right direction. I supported this budget because it preserves Pennsylvania’s Rainy Day Fund and avoids broad-based tax increases. We were able to reach an agreement on the budget without legalizing marijuana, while preserving the Educational Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs.

Moul Votes in Support of State Budget | PA State Rep. Dan Moul

“Many farmers have crop insurance, but some do not, and insurance seldom covers all their losses anyway,” said Moul. “To help our farmers, I have contacted Pennsylvania Congressman G. T. Thompson, chairman of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee, to request emergency funding to help them recover from their losses in the recent freeze.

Aid Needed to Save PA Fruit Farmers Following Freeze | PA State Rep. Dan Moul

Supports avoiding broad-based tax increases, limiting government spending, and maintaining responsible state budgets.

Supports changes to public assistance programs.

Supports protecting residents of manufactured home communities from financial exploitation and unaffordable rent increases.

- Supports avoiding broad-based tax increases, limiting government spending, and maintaining responsible state budgets.
- Supports changes to public assistance programs.
- Supports protecting residents of manufactured home communities from financial exploitation and unaffordable rent increases.

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“No budget is perfect, but this agreement is a step in the right direction. I supported this budget because it preserves Pennsylvania’s Rainy Day Fund and avoids broad-based tax increases. We were able to reach an agreement on the budget without legalizing marijuana, while preserving the Educational Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs.

“Thankfully, revenue this year was $1.14 billion more than expected and $2.52 billion more than the 2024-25 fiscal year.

Supports funding for school safety and mental health programs.

Has raised concerns about court rulings that could make healthcare less affordable.

- Supports funding for school safety and mental health programs.
- Has raised concerns about court rulings that could make healthcare less affordable.

Healthcare

HARRISBURG- A ceremonial bill signing ceremony was held at the state Capitol this week for legislation sponsored by Rep. Dan Moul (R-Adams) to require the acceptance of cash as a form of payment at school-sponsored events.

House Bill 685 was included in the Education Code bill of the state budget, which Gov. Josh Shapiro signed into law in November.

PA Schools Must Offer Cash Option at School-Sponsored Events | PA State Rep. Dan Moul

“It made no sense to me that the legal currency of the United States wasn’t permitted for ticket purchases to school events, and many agree,” said Moul. “I have received an overwhelming number of calls, emails and correspondence from people across Pennsylvania, thanking me for my bill and sharing their stories. Many have expressed relief that they can now use cash to pay for tickets to their child or grandchild’s ballgames and activities and are no longer at risk of being shut out.”

Supports requiring school districts to make classroom curricula and books available online for public review.

Supports education tax credit programs that help fund alternative schooling options.

- Supports requiring school districts to make classroom curricula and books available online for public review.
- Supports education tax credit programs that help fund alternative schooling options.

Education

As of October 16, 2026, Dan Moul’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

His work on the Children and Youth Committee was instrumental in strengthening state laws to protect children from sexual predators and other forms of child abuse. In 2008, he championed a law to permit the extradition of deadbeat parents who leave Pennsylvania to avoid paying child support. Moul’s bill also increased the penalties for willful non-payment of court-ordered support.

Championed a law allowing extradition of parents who leave Pennsylvania to avoid child-support payments and increasing penalties for willful nonpayment.

- Championed a law allowing extradition of parents who leave Pennsylvania to avoid child-support payments and increasing penalties for willful nonpayment.

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Supports providing financial assistance to farmers affected by crop damage and other agricultural emergencies.

Supports funding tourism promotion and protecting landowners who allow the public to use their land for recreation.

“Many farmers have crop insurance, but some do not, and insurance seldom covers all their losses anyway,” said Moul. “To help our farmers, I have contacted Pennsylvania Congressman G. T. Thompson, chairman of the U.S. House Agriculture Committee, to request emergency funding to help them recover from their losses in the recent freeze.

“I also met recently with Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, who supports my legislation to enable Pennsylvania fruit farmers to access disaster grant funding through the Agriculture Rapid Response Disaster Readiness program. This funding would cover what is not already covered by crop insurance or federal programs offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). My aim is to protect those who feed us, the jobs they provide and the positive economic impact both have on Adams County and all of Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG - This week, Rep. Dan Moul (R-Adams) advocated for legislation to protect Pennsylvanians who live in manufactured homes – largely the poor, the elderly and disabled individuals – from being financially exploited and priced out of their homes.

Moul, who owns a mobile home community in Adams County, said the people who live there need the protection provided in House Bill 1250.

Moul Votes to Protect Residents of Manufactured Home Communities | PA State Rep. Dan Moul

House Bill 1250 would regulate lot rent in manufactured home communities to allow reasonable annual increases tied to the Consumer Price Index to protect tenants while also ensuring landowners a fair return on investment. Landowners would be required to disclose increases in rent, fees, service charges and assessments 90 days before the effective date and could not increase them during the term of the lease. Likewise, the tenants must either accept the new lease or rental agreement within 60 days or notify the landowner of their intent to vacate.

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