State Representative Carol Hill-Evans was elected to the state legislature on Nov. 8, 2016, to represent the 95th Legislative District in York County.  She is a native of York City and was educated in the York City School District prior to earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Penn State York.

Rep. Carol Hill-Evans' Biography

Rep. Hill-Evans is a lifetime member of both the American Legion Post 127 Auxiliary and VFW Post 556 Auxiliary.  As a lifelong resident of the City of York and lifelong member of Small Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, Carol Hill-Evans understands the complexities and challenges of urban living and draws on that knowledge to help all residents of her district, which includes West York Borough, North York Borough, Spring Garden Township and the City of York.

Carol Hill-Evans is a native of York City. She was educated in the York City School District and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business from Penn State York. She is a lifelong member of Small Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church.

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Representative Hill-Evans’ prior work was in human resources, and she retired after 27 years from Caterpillar Inc.  Her previous political experience includes 9 years of serving on York City Council as both vice president and president.

Carol Hill-Evans worked in human resources and retired from Caterpillar Inc.

Rep. Carol Hill-Evans' Biography

State Representative Carol Hill-Evans was elected to the state legislature on Nov. 8, 2016, to represent the 95th Legislative District in York County.  She is a native of York City and was educated in the York City School District prior to earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Business from Penn State York.

Representative Hill-Evans’ prior work was in human resources, and she retired after 27 years from Caterpillar Inc.  Her previous political experience includes 9 years of serving on York City Council as both vice president and president.  It is this experience with policy, legislation and collaboration that helps Carol form important relationships and gives her the ability to work with all parties to help solve the issues facing the 95th district.

Carol was elected to the state legislature in 2016 to represent the 95th Legislative District in York County. She previously served on York City Council for nine years.

2026 Pennsylvania General Election 

● I was the prime sponsor of HB1100 which instituted Property Tax/Rent Rebate increases for seniors and qualified individuals from 2023 onward.
● I am the prime sponsor of HB485, which would allow incarcerated veterans diagnosed with PTSD to apply for a post conviction review.
● Voted for Level Up Funding for Under Served Schools
● Introduced HB235 to help homeless veterans find housing and stability
● Advocating grants program for organizations offering education and workforce training for young people struggling with homelessness
● Regularly engages with the public on issues important to constituents

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● I was the prime sponsor of HB1100 which instituted Property Tax/Rent Rebate increases for seniors and qualified individuals from 2023 onward.
● I am the prime sponsor of HB485, which would allow incarcerated veterans diagnosed with PTSD to apply for a post conviction review.
● Voted for Level Up Funding for Under Served Schools
● Introduced HB235 to help homeless veterans find housing and stability

building a better future for all by advocating for:

Access to affordable healthcare and mental health services
Ways to take on food and housing insecurity
Equitable funding for public education Investments in career and technical education and workforce development
Affordable, accessible and attainable college
Cutting taxes and costs for working families
Increasing support for childcare providers
Investments in Main Street and economic development

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I also introduced legislation that would identify and help our homeless veterans secure housing while receiving resources to help them to become stable, employed residents. And, I promised to advocate for increased funding and resources for mental health voted YES on the 2025-2026 budget that allocated millions of additional dollars
to our schools and social organizations that provide mental health services.

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building a better future for all by advocating for:

Access to affordable healthcare and mental health services
Ways to take on food and housing insecurity
Equitable funding for public education Investments in career and technical education and workforce development
Affordable, accessible and attainable college
Cutting taxes and costs for working families
Increasing support for childcare providers
Investments in Main Street and economic development
Programs that support new local jobs and opportunities
Fixing roads and bridges, and improving public transit

Advocates for grants supporting workforce training for young people experiencing homelessness.

Sponsored House Bill 1100, which increased Property Tax/Rent Rebates for seniors and other qualifying individuals beginning in 2023.

Advocates for measures to address food and housing insecurity.

Introduced legislation to help homeless veterans obtain housing, resources, and employment stability.

Advocates for reducing taxes and costs for working families.

Advocates for increased support for child care providers.

Advocates for Main Street investment, economic development, and programs supporting local jobs.

- Advocates for grants supporting workforce training for young people experiencing homelessness.
- Sponsored House Bill 1100, which increased Property Tax/Rent Rebates for seniors and other qualifying individuals beginning in 2023.
- Advocates for measures to address food and housing insecurity.
- Introduced legislation to help homeless veterans obtain housing, resources, and employment stability.
- Advocates for reducing taxes and costs for working families.
- Advocates for increased support for child care providers.
- Advocates for Main Street investment, economic development, and programs supporting local jobs.

Economy

Carol has also been a strong proponent of healthcare access and affordability. She has supported measures to expand Medicaid and improve mental health services, understanding that healthcare is a foundational issue that affects every other aspect of life.

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Advocates for access to affordable health care and mental health services.

Supports expanding Medicaid and improving mental health services.

Voted for the 2025–26 budget, which allocated additional funding to schools and organizations providing mental health services.

- Advocates for access to affordable health care and mental health services.
- Supports expanding Medicaid and improving mental health services.
- Voted for the 2025–26 budget, which allocated additional funding to schools and organizations providing mental health services.

Healthcare

I promised to help with education and funding, and voted NO on misleading school voucher programs that
would put an extra financial burden on our school districts and tax-paying citizens. Additionally, I voted YES on level-up funding that provides additional dollars to our under-performing school districts.

Opposed school voucher programs, saying they would financially burden school districts and taxpayers.

Voted for Level Up funding, which provided additional funding to underperforming school districts.

Advocates for equitable public-school funding, career and technical education, workforce development, and affordable college.

- Opposed school voucher programs, saying they would financially burden school districts and taxpayers.
- Voted for Level Up funding, which provided additional funding to underperforming school districts.
- Advocates for equitable public-school funding, career and technical education, workforce development, and affordable college.

Education

As of October 16, 2026, Carol Hill-Evans’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Sponsored House Bill 485 to allow incarcerated veterans diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder to seek post-conviction review.

- Sponsored House Bill 485 to allow incarcerated veterans diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder to seek post-conviction review.

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Carol Hill-Evans

- Sponsored House Bill 1100, which increased Property Tax/Rent Rebates for seniors and other qualifying individuals beginning in 2023.
- Advocates for measures to address food and housing insecurity.
- Introduced legislation to help homeless veterans obtain housing, resources, and employment stability.
- Advocates for reducing taxes and costs for working families.
- Advocates for increased support for child care providers.
- Advocates for Main Street investment, economic development, and programs supporting local jobs.

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