Representative Roman Kozak is a Republican serving his first term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing the 14th Legislative District in parts of Beaver County, including the city of Beaver Falls and several townships and boroughs such as Chippewa, Darlington, and New Brighton. Sworn in on January 8, 2025, he prioritizes lowering taxes, cutting regulations, reforming permitting processes, expanding educational opportunities, supporting first responders and farmers, and fostering economic growth. As the grandson of four World War II Nazi labor camp survivors, Kozak's conservative principles and Christian faith emphasize freedom, opportunity, and accountability in government. He is active in the community, having served on the Beaver Falls Planning Commission, as chairman of the Republican Committee of Beaver County, and as a founding board member of the Beaver Falls Community Development Corporation; he has also coached youth baseball, basketball, and soccer. Kozak enjoys time with his wife Lauren and their four boys, plays guitar and sports, practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu , and reads political philosophy, history, and theology.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on formal education are not detailed in available records. Prior to election, Kozak worked in the transportation and trucking industry, managing logistics for steel, concrete, brick, and dairy clients, and served as a legislative aide to a former Pennsylvania State Representative. His political experience includes community leadership roles and his current position as state representative for the 14th District.