Rep. Brandon Markosek

This morning I had the opportunity to attend a ribbon cutting ceremony at Plum Creek Park. Myself along with Sen. Nick Pisciottano and Rep. Joe McAndrew were able to acquire a $250,000 state grant to help upgrade and renovate the park.

As a legislator who lives with a stutter, I am proud to advocate for the speech and hearing community.

Bill Break: Driver’s License Note for Communication Challenges Pausing, seeing how someone else is experiencing an interaction, can de escalate traffic stops.

This morning I had the honor to speak at the Monroeville Memorial Day Ceremony. Prior to the ceremony I also participated in the annual Memorial Day Parade. Let us honor those who lost their lives fighting for our great nation🇺🇸.

To those who gave everything — thank you. We will not forget. 🇺🇸

A quick note about my office hours for the Memorial Day weekend.

This morning I had the opportunity to visit Red Lantern Bike Shop in Turtle Creek. Red Lantern is a great community asset that provides free bicycles to children and adult bikes at low cost. They also operate a discount thrift shop at their location. I greatly appreciated the tour and hearing about all they do to give back to our communities.

At Monday nights Gateway School District school board meeting I had the honor of presenting state citations to Dr. Jennifer Hoffner and School Board member Val Warning. Dr. Hoffner and Ms. Warning helped to create a backpack food program to support children facing food insecurity outside of school hours. They additionally assisted with the development of a monthly drive-through food pantry which most recently served nearly 1,000 cars.

I was joined by Monroeville Mayor Dennis Biondo in honoring Dr. Hoffner and Ms. Warning.

Make your voice heard and vote! 🗳️

A reminder about my office hours for the Primary Election tomorrow.

On Armed Forces Day, we honor everyone who serves in our military. Thank you!