Mandy Steele is a Public Servant
• Mandy is currently a member of the Pennsylvania State House, representing House District 33
• She is a member of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee, Consumer Protection, Technology and Utilities Committee, Environmental Resources and Energy Committee, Game and Fisheries Committee, and Professional Licensure Committee
• Mandy was previously a member of the Fox Chapel Borough Council, where she chaired the Comprehensive Planning Committee for her community
• She has spent the last several years leading bipartisan actions across 20 SWPA communities to rid them of a toxic substance and make them healthier and safer. Helping them stand for what is right and protect their families
• Mandy led grassroots efforts to build green infrastructure systems to control stormwater, making our communities safer from flooding
• Through her efforts, Mandy’s community became an early adopter of a solar installation that will power municipal functions with clean energy while saving taxpayer’s money
• As a Councilperson, Mandy led a movement to eradicate racial slurs in place names in her community, uniting the community in the pursuit of a common goal
• Mandy founded a thriving non-profit organization dedicated to green space and conservation
• She runs an operation that supports West African girls in their education through goat breeding programs
• She is an active member of her Democratic Committee
• Mandy has served as a student mentor for Carnegie Mellon students pursuing Engineering
MEET MANDY
I am running because I believe we need real people in Harrisburg
Mandy Steele was elected to the State House in 2022 to represent the 33rd Legislative District in Allegheny County.
A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and mom of four, Mandy has founded and operated two nonprofit organizations and in 2019 became the first woman and Democrat elected to the Fox Chapel Borough Council. Prior to being elected, Mandy spent the last few years leading bipartisan actions focusing on environmental and safety issues across 20 southwestern communities in Pennsylvania. She also led grassroot efforts to build green infrastructure systems to control stormwater, making communities safer from flooding and landslides.
As state representative, her priorities include restoring the valley to the vibrant, economic hub it once was. She cares about making her community as clean as possible, focusing on eliminating air and water pollution, along with adopting better forms of clean energy, creating jobs
Born and raised in O’Hara TWP alongside her four siblings, Mandy grew up hearing stories of relatives that built the steel bridges that span the Allegheny. Her family taught her to take pride in her community – to give back, to serve. Mandy and her husband are raising their four kids not far from where she grew up and instilling in them those same values. They are growing up caring for a small backyard farm with goats, chickens, guinea fowl, learning to hunt and fish, and care for our neighbors.
Mandy has deep roots here and intimately understands the hardworking families that built our communities – that is her family and her story. She knows that with a hardworking State Representative in District 33 who is willing to bring everyone to the table, we can restore our valley to the vibrant economic hub it once was.