Meet Mandy
Mandy Steele is a Public Servant
• Mandy is currently a member of the Pennsylvania State House, representing House District 33.
• Mandy currently serves as Vice Chair of the Energy Committee and Secretary of the Consumer Protection, Technology & Utilities Committee, and is a member of the Agriculture & Rural Affairs, Environmental & Natural Resource Protection, Game & Fisheries, and Tourism, Recreation & Economic Development committees.
• 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.
I am running because I believe we need real people in Harrisburg
Mandy Steele was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2022 to serve the 33rd Legislative District in Allegheny County.
A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and a mother of four, Mandy has founded and led two nonprofit organizations and, in 2019, became the first woman and first Democrat elected to the Fox Chapel Borough Council. Before taking office, she spent years leading bipartisan efforts across more than 20 southwestern Pennsylvania communities to address environmental and public safety challenges. She also spearheaded grassroots initiatives to build green infrastructure that manages stormwater and protects neighborhoods from flooding and landslides.
As a state representative, Mandy is focused on restoring the Allegheny Valley to the thriving economic hub it once was. She is committed to keeping communities clean and healthy by reducing air and water pollution, advancing cleaner energy solutions, and creating good-paying jobs.
Born and raised in O’Hara Township with her four siblings, Mandy grew up hearing stories of relatives who helped build the steel bridges spanning the Allegheny River. From her family, she learned the values of service, pride in community, and giving back. Today, she and her husband are raising their four children near where she grew up, instilling those same values. Their kids help care for a small backyard farm with goats, chickens, and guinea fowl, and are learning to hunt, fish, and look out for their neighbors.
With deep roots in the district, Mandy understands the hardworking families who built these communities—because they are her family and this is her story. She knows that by bringing people together and working hard for District 33, we can once again make the valley a vibrant economic center for generations to come.
