Rep. Dan Deasy's Biography

Daniel earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He lives in Westwood with his wife Kelly, with whom he has 4 children. 

Daniel previously worked as a supervisor at the Pittsburgh Public Works Department, 

Daniel J. Deasy is a state representative in State Assembly District 27. He was first elected in 2008 and is in his 8th term. He previously served on the Pittsburgh City Council for 4 years. 

House passes Deasy legislation to require employers to post veterans' benefits

House passes legislation to provide cost-of-living increase to retired public servants 

Aims to address blight and abandoned properties in communities.

Wants to address blight and abandoned properties in communities.

Sponsored legislation that would require businesses with 50 or more full-time employees to post information on veterans benefits on their websites and display it in the workplace.

As a state representative, sponsored legislation that would require businesses with 50 or more full-time employees to post information on veterans benefits on their websites and in the workplace.

As a state representative, supported legislation to provide a cost-of-living increase to retired public school teachers and state employees who have not received an increase in over 20 years.

Supported legislation to provide a cost-of-living increase to retired public school teachers and state employees. 

- Wants to address blight and abandoned properties in communities.
- As a state representative, sponsored legislation that would require businesses with 50 or more full-time employees to post information on veterans benefits on their websites and in the workplace.
- Supported legislation to provide a cost-of-living increase to retired public school teachers and state employees. 

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As of September 30, 2024, Daniel J Deasy did not have a website or any information online.

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Education

Energy & the Environment

Supports "strengthening penalties for crimes against children."

Supports strengthening penalties for crimes against children.

- Supports strengthening penalties for crimes against children.

Public Safety

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Daniel J Deasy

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