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    Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission

    Seth Grove

    Commissioner

    Seth M. Grove serves as a Commissioner on the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission (PHRC), appointed by Governor Josh Shapiro. A former Pennsylvania state legislator and experienced public policy leader, Grove brings more than two decades of experience in government, legislative affairs, public administration, and organizational leadership to the Commission.

    Grove currently serves as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Pennsylvania Aggregates and Concrete Association (PACA), where he leads statewide advocacy, strategic initiatives, and industry engagement on behalf of Pennsylvania’s aggregates, ready-mixed concrete, and cement industries.

    Before joining PACA, Grove served in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing the 196th Legislative District in York County. During his legislative career, he held several leadership positions, including Minority Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, Minority Chairman of the House Labor and Industry Committee, Majority Chairman of the House State Government Committee and Majority Chairman of the House Oversight Committee. His legislative work addressed government accountability, regulatory oversight, election administration, workforce development, and public policy reform.

    A graduate of York College of Pennsylvania, Grove earned his bachelor’s degree in 2002. He subsequently earned a master’s degree in Public Financial Management from the University of Kentucky in 2021.

    As a PHRC Commissioner, Grove brings his experience in legislative oversight, public administration, and institutional governance to the Commission’s responsibilities under Pennsylvania law.