State Rep. Perry Warren's Yardley Office Now Accepting Walk-Ins

YARDLEY, PA — State Representative Perry Warren announced Tuesday that his Yardley office has resumed walk-in service. Further, his satellite Morrisville office will once again hold open hours.

Warren’s district office and staff is available at these locations to provide information and answer state-related questions — including issues with driver’s licenses, handicap placards, other PennDOT issues, Real ID guidance, birth and death certificate forms, unclaimed property searches, and more.

“At the height of the pandemic, my staff and I needed to adapt in order to serve our residents while also protecting the public health of the community,” Warren, a Democrat serving Bucks County's 31st district, said.

The Yardley office had reopened last year with social distancing measures in place. Now, the representative's Morrisville office is open as well, and the Yardley location will again accept walk-ins — though appointments are encouraged.

The Yardley office, located at 91 S. Main St., is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Warren’s satellite office at the Morrisville Senior Servicenter, 31 E. Cleveland Ave., will also resume its outreach hours from noon to 2 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Warren represents the communities of Lower Makefield Township, parts of Morrisville (Wards 1-3), Newtown Borough, Newtown Township and Yardley in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

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