Dan Deasy is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing District 27 in Allegheny County, which includes parts of Pittsburgh. Born on August 1, 1966, in Pittsburgh, he has served continuously since January 6, 2009, succeeding Thomas C. Petrone, and was reelected through 2025. He is married to Kelly Skeba Deasy, with four children, and resides in Westwood, Pittsburgh. Notable achievements include chairing the House Liquor Control Committee , serving as chairman of the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, and advocating for reopening Pittsburgh’s Zone 6 Police Station, which remains operational. His priorities encompass expanding healthcare access, education funding, penalties for crimes against children, economic development, senior and veteran services, and addressing blight.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Graduated from Bishop Canevin Catholic High School ; attended the University of Pittsburgh .
• Early Career: Worked as a supervisor/foreman for the Pittsburgh Department of Public Works.
• Political Roles:
  • Pittsburgh City Councilman, District 2 , where he served as Finance Chair.
  • Elected to Pennsylvania House of Representatives, District 27 .
  • Former committee roles: Cities, Counties-Second Class Subcommittee ; Environmental Resources and Energy; Gaming Oversight; Labor and Industry; Professional Licensure; Tourism and Recreational Development; Urban Affairs.
  • Other: Elected to Bishop Canevin Catholic High School board; Pittsburgh Land Recycling Task Force ; extensive community service on nonprofit boards, securing grants for revitalization, playgrounds, housing, and public safety.