Members of the Allegheny County House Democratic Delegation welcome members of the Pittsburgh Youth Chorus to the state Capitol.

Rep. Dan Deasy listens as Gov. Tom Wolf virtually delivers the 2021-22 Budget Address.

Rep. Dan Deasy is sworn in as state representative for the 2021-22 legislative session.

Rep. Deasy in a conversation on the house floor.

Rep. Dan Deasy joins advocates and colleagues at a rally at the state Capitol to support legislation that would give judges discretion as to whether a Protection From Abuse defendant should wear an electronic monitoring device if the defendant poses a threat of violating the order.

State Rep. Dan Deasy, D-Allegheny, was sworn in on Tuesday, Jan. 1 at the Capitol.

Rep. Dan Deasy joins colleagues at the Rivers Casino to cut the ribbon signifying the start of sports betting, as Pennsylvania now allows betting on sporting events.

Rep. Dan Deasy joined some of his colleagues to discuss issues with Wendell Young and Leslie Bond with UFCW Local 1776KS Western Division. Pictured from left to right: Rep. Chris Sainato, Rep. Bill Kortz, Rep. Anita Kulik, Wendell Young, Rep. Austin Davis, Rep. Dan Deasy, and Leslie Bond.

Rep. Dan Deasy meets with Scott Albert with Building Bridges for Business to discuss their partnership to help job seekers through the Employment Center in his district office and with our Workshop Wednesdays held the second Wednesday of each month.

Rep. Dan Deasy meets with residents in Beechview to talk about state-related issues. He also answered questions regarding the changes coming to Real ID in Pennsylvania in 2019/2020.

Rep. Dan Deasy discusses state issues, including the December 31 deadline for the Proprty Tax/ Rent Rebate program, with constituents at the West End Healthy Active Living Center.

Rep. Dan Deasy meets with a group of residents at Sto-Rox High Rise to discuss the income increase for PaceNet.

Rep. Dan Deasy visits Beechview Manor High Rise to talk with residents about state-related matters.

Rep. Dan Deasy meets with officials from the PA Department of Aging, the Allegheny County Department of Aging, and Shawn Nairn with Acorx Pharmacy to discuss a variety of issues, such as domiciliary care, medication use, and problems impacting non-compliance of proper medication use with the aging population.

Rep. Dan Deasy and Allegheny Councilman Bob Palmosina are pictured with Bob Jacoby, who was inducted in the Bishop Canevin High School’s Sports Hall of Fame.

Rep. Dan Deasy invited Dan DeBone from the Allegheny County Port Authority to give a presentation at a meet and greet event at a senior center in the 27th legislative district.

Rep. Dan Deasy reads to students at Westwood Elementary as part of their Fall Reading Day.

Rep. Dan Deasy invited Bill McKendree from APPRISE to speak at the Beechview Senior Center about Medicare’s Open Enrollment, which runs until December 7, 2018.

Rep. Dan Deasy speaks with folks at the Beechview Senior Center as part of his monthly Senior Info Series.

Rep. Deasy met with Lori McCann, VP of Development, and Becky Helffrich of the Easterseals to talk about the organizations’ nearly 100 years of service in PA.

Rep. Dan Deasy meets with nurses in his district office in support of nurse-patient ratio laws.

Rep Dan Deasy and County Council-Elect Bob Palmosina meet with Renee Flaherty, director of the Beechview Senior Center, and James Albert, center member, during the center's holiday party..

Rep. Dan Deasy, along with Rep. Harry Readshaw, participates in a Project DUMP (Disposal of Unused Medication Properly) event at the Mt. Washington Senior Center.

Rep. Dan Deasy presents a House Citation to Officer Tiffany Kline-Costa to honor her for her selection as the 2016 Officer of the Year by the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police.

Rep. Deasy joined Ingram and county police, as well as Ingram Mayor Sharon Stetz, at the 2017 Ingram Bike Safety Fair.

Rep. Deasy, an ardent supporter of legislation dealing with animal rights and the ethical treatment of animals, shares a moment with Willow, a rescue dog from a local shelter.

Rep. Deasy sponsored a Workshop Wednesday for constituents interested in a career in law enforcement. The session provided opportunities for job seekers to meet with local law enforcement officers and learn more about the profession.

Rep. Dan Deasy attended an outreach event spearheaded by Columbia Gas to inform veterans about heating assistance available through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program -- LIHEAP. Pictured from left are Rep. Deasy, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald, former Pittsburgh Steeler great and LIHEAP spokesman Franco Harris and Michael Huwar, president of Columbia Gas.

Rep. Dan Deasy meets with a group from the Pittsburgh Association for the Education of Young Children to discuss their legislative priorities.

Representative Deasy welcomes Latrina Hall & students from the Pittsburgh area. They are with the “PA Statewide Afterschool Youth Development Network”

Representative Deasy welcomes constituents from the National Association of Social Workers from Allegheny County

Representative Deasy welcomed Friends and Neighbors to the capitol.

Representative Deasy was happy to welcome these bright young ladies to the Capitol today as a part of Girl Gov Day. Girl Gov students traveled to Harrisburg to learn about civics, advocacy, philanthropy, community involvement, youth organizing, women's history and leadership.

Representative Deasy with Sophia Carrasco. She was visitng the Capitol today with the Keystone Boys and Girls program. The program is a premier week-long civics program for rising high school seniors run by the American Legion.

Rep. Dan Deasy is pictured with Hometown Pharmacy owner Sean Nairn after meeting to discuss the states PACE/PACENet programs.

Rep. Deasy joins other elected officials to hear issues and concerns of area residents at a Town Hall meeting in Brookline.

Rep. Dan Deasy joins volunteers at the Ingram VFC Safety Day.

Rep. Deasy attends the ribbon, and bread, cutting ceremony at the new bakery of Cellone's Italian Bread.

I was eager to try to advance legislation, H.B. 1081, which would exempt volunteer emergency responders from paying fees that total more than $47 for state and federal background clearances. On May 29, I joined fellow Allegheny Democratic Reps. Paul Costa, Dom Costa, Bill Kortz and Harry Readshaw as well as volunteer firefighters and emergency responders at Evergreen Volunteer Fire Department, to promote the legislation. The financial burden on volunteers was an unintended consequence of changes to the state’s child abuse laws, and H.B. 1081, would begin to right that wrong.

I was eager to try to advance legislation, H.B. 1081, which would exempt volunteer emergency responders from paying fees that total more than $47 for state and federal background clearances. On May 29, I joined fellow Allegheny Democratic Reps. Paul Costa, Dom Costa, Bill Kortz and Harry Readshaw as well as volunteer firefighters and emergency responders at Evergreen Volunteer Fire Department, to promote the legislation. The financial burden on volunteers was an unintended consequence of changes to the state’s child abuse laws, and H.B. 1081, would begin to right that wrong.

State Rep. Dan Deasy joins Rep. Tony DeLuca and other Allegheny County legislators and officials to call on UPMC and Highmark to come to a reasonable contract agreement that would allow Highmark card holders continued in-network access to UPMC's physicians and facilities.

State Rep. Dan Deasy today welcomed residents of the 27th District to the Capitol Building.

State Rep. Dan Deasy hosts a Job Fair to connect residents with career training and employment opportunities. Click here to view additional images from the event.

State Rep. Dan Deasy hosts his annual free Senior Health Expo at Guardian Angels Parish in Pittsburgh. Click here to view additional images from the event.

In an effort to help residents battle identity theft, state Rep. Dan Deasy hosts a free Document Shredding and E-waste Recycling Event. Residents were encourage to securely dispose of documents containing personal information and old electronics. Click here to view additional images from the event.

Rep. Deasy presents a legislative citation to Bishop Canevin Girls Basketball in recognition of an outstanding season. Bishop Canevin ended their season in March with a Pennsylvania AA division State Championship victory.

State Rep. Dan Deasy presents a citation to Harry Dunmore, Manager of Avalon Borough, during his visit to the state Capitol. The Department of Community and Economic Development recently presented Mr. Dunmore with the 2013 Governor's Award for Local Government Excellence.

Rep. Deasy speaks to veterans at a ceremony he held honoring those that served their country. More photos from the event can be seen in Rep. Deasy's other galleries.

Rep. Deasy welcomes members of NAMI Southwestern PA to the state capitol. The group was in Harrisburg for a Capitol Day Rally calling for restoration of vital human services funding.

The Allegheny County Delegation of the PA House of Representatives Democratic Caucus meets regularly to discuss issues important to the region.

Members include: Rep. Dom Costa (Delegation Chairman), House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, House Democratic Caucus Chairman Dan Frankel, Rep. Daniel Deasy (Delegation Vice-Chairman), House Democratic Caucus Appropriations Chairman Joe Markosek, Rep. Paul Costa, Rep. Anthony M. Deluca, Rep. Ed Gainey, Rep. William C. Kortz, Rep. Nick Kotik, Rep. Robert F. Matzie, Rep. Erin C. Molchany, Rep. Adam Ravenstahl, Rep. Harry A. Readshaw and Rep. Jake Wheatley.

Not in Photo: Rep. Marc J. Gergely and Rep. Jesse White

On June 7, 2012, state Rep. Dan Deasy launched an Employment Center in his constituent service office. Constituents can utilize the kiosk to browse the Employment Center any day during office hours, and prepare resume and other job search related materials.

Rep. Deasy at a press conference hosted by PROTECT to urge the attorney general to release information about 20,000 people across the state known to be sharing or creating images of children being sexually assaulted and abused.

Rep. Deasy thanks Vietnam veteran Patrick Muscati for his service to his country during a Veterans Recognition Ceremony held at the Metowers in Avalon. To see more photos from the event, check out Rep. Deasy's other galleries.

Rep. Deasy speaks with two of the seniors who attended the Senior Health Fair he co-hosted with Rep. Matzie and Rep. Kotik. To see more photos from the event, check out Rep. Deasy's other galleries.

Rep. Deasy sits down with residents of Avalon during a town meeting.

Rep. Dan Deasy speaks at the Blight Summit he and Rep. Dom Costa co-hosted at Point Park University in Pittsburgh, giving those in attendance the opportunity to learn what tools are available to address blighted and abandoned properties in their communities. To see more photos from the event, check out Rep. Deasy's other galleries.

Rep. Deasy and House Appropriations Chairman Dwight Evans listen as Harley King, owner of King’s Restaurants, talks about jobs and the restaurant business in our troubled economy. Evans visited Deasy’s district to listen to residents discuss issues affecting them.

Rep. Deasy is pictured in the Capitol with Gov. Rendell and the McMurtie sisters, Jamie and Ali, from Ben Avon. The sisters run the BRESMA orphanage in Haiti, which was devastated by an earthquake in January.

Rep. Deasy was appointed by House Speaker Keith McCall to the Governor's escort committee for the state budget address. Deasy (second from right) joined state Reps. Brendan Boyle, D-Montgomery/Phila. and Nick Miccarelli, R-Delaware to escort Gov. Ed Rendell (second from left) into the House Chamber for his annual budget address.

Rep. Deasy is pictured with Catherine Tyson and John Dobransky from the University of Pittsburgh's Small Business Development Center at the Fire Escape Café in Ben Avon. Melanie Hughes-Holcomb, owner of the Fire Escape, worked with Ms. Tyson for over a year to plan and establish the café, which opened in November. Rep. Deasy has SBDC hours in his district office. For more information, please call the office at 412-928-9514.

Rep. Deasy reads to children at the West End Library during story time.

Rep. Deasy presents a citation to members of the Crafton Crime Watch for their efforts in keeping their community safe and sound.

Rep. Deasy behind the Pennsylvanian trifecta of World Series, Super Bowl, and NHL championship trophies. Two of the awards, the Lombardi trophy and the Stanley Cup, were won by Pittsburgh teams.

Rep. Deasy hosted two veteran ceremonies to honor those that served their country in World War II and the Korean War. To see some of the photos from the Avalon and Crafton ceremonies, click on their links in the “Other Galleries” section.

Rep. Deasy takes a few moments during his open house to review a state form with a constituent. The open house was held so constituents could meet the freshman state representative and his staff, and get information on a number of programs and services, including PennDOT paperwork, PACE and PACENET and the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program. To see more photos from the open house, click the Open House link in the photo gallery.