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Elected Official, public finance strategist, and civic leader focused on building stronger local government and more capable regional institutions.

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MEET ANDREW

Public Service, in practice.

Andrew Flynn is a locally elected official, public finance advisor, and volunteer EMT/firefighter who has built his career around helping communities solve hard problems. He serves on the Mt. Lebanon Commission, leads regional civic work through the Congress of Neighboring Communities, and brings a professional background in government strategy and long-term financial planning.

His work sits at the intersection of fiscal stewardship, public safety, and effective government,  the practical disciplines that determine whether institutions can earn trust and deliver results.

 

Raised in a family shaped by public service, Andrew brings a grounded view of leadership: show up, tell the truth, and do the work.

 

Read more about Andrew’s background, service, and priorities.

PRIORITES

THE WORK

Building government that can deliver.

I focus on the practical disciplines that determine whether communities can thrive: effective government, fiscal resilience, and strong communities.

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Effective Government

Government should work clearly, competently, and in ways people can trust. I care about transparency, accountability, modernization, and building public institutions that can actually deliver results.

Focus Areas

Transparency & Accountability

Regional Collaboration

Modern Service Delivery

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Fiscal Stewardship

Communities need more than annual budgets. They need long-term planning, disciplined financial management, and the capacity to invest in infrastructure, public safety, and the obligations that shape the future.

Focus Areas

Long-term Financial Planning

Infrastructure Investment

Economic Vitality

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Strong Communities

Safe streets, strong neighborhoods, quality public spaces, and real opportunity do not happen by accident. They depend on practical leadership and public systems that are built to serve people well.

Focus Areas

Transportation & Mobility

Public Safety

Opportunity & Quality of Life

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