The Delaware General Assembly has returned to Legislative Hall after its two week spring recess, but District 20 Representative Stell Parker Selby has not.
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Road work for a new housing subdivision, Twin Masts, was scheduled for March 24 through April 30. Parents that live on Round Pole Bridge Road told CoastTV the five week project is problematic and has altered their daily routines.
CoastTV was in Dover at Legislative Hall looking for updates on Rep. Parker Selby.
Parents with children in the Cape Henlopen School District say the closure of Round Pole Bridge Road has made their children's trip to the nearest bus stop dangerous. They also mention concerns about EMS, Fire, Police access to their homes incase of emergencies and an interruption in their trash removal services.
It's been over one week since the Delaware Republican Party sent a letter asking about Representative Stell Parker Selby's return to Dover.
CoastTV asked for the photo of Rep. Stell Parker Selby's swearing in after speaking with House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown Tuesday afternoon, who shared the photos had been shared with the public. The photo was later shared.
House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown announced that Rep. Stell Parker Selby was officially sworn in to office Monday afternoon.
People spoke highly on Friday of Rep. Stell Parker Selby, who is respected across the aisle, when asked about her absence. However, those same people questioned if a Special Election is necessary to get representation for the district.
As of Thursday evening, the State Representatives have voted on 91 agenda items. Parker Selby has not voted since the legislative session began.