Robin Glazer, Environmental Advocate
Can anyone contact an elected official? Yes! DelNature’s advocates regularly meet with legislators, but the process for calling, emailing, or requesting meetings is the same for everyone. Once you reach out to an individual or office, someone will follow up with you for any next steps, such as correspondence or scheduling.
Follow the links below to see who represents you and how to get in touch. You can submit comments, request meetings, and learn other ways to communicate. A similar process is in place for federal, state, and local agencies – find the one you’re looking to connect with online.
This information was requested at a recent Be An Environmental Advocate (BEA) webinar. Our next BEA webinars will be in Fall 2025 – but you can always reach out about how to speak out for open space, clean water, and more.
- Enter your street address
- Click on the “contact” link under the member’s information
Delaware – State Senate and House
- Enter your street address or use the map navigation option
- Under “Quick Links,” click “Who represents me?”
- Follow the parcel search instructions (this part can be tricky) to find your address
- Click “details” to the left of parcel number
- Scroll down to “District & Zoning Info”
- See your County Council member, City Council member, and similar information
- Use the map to identify your commissioner
- If you need more detailed maps, check out the Delaware Department of Elections Kent County maps
- Use the district map to identify your district by address or map navigation
- Under “Stay Connected,” click “County Council” to identify your member
This is the first in DelNature’s “How to Advocate” series. Check back for more ways to advocate for what’s important to you.