Initiative Coordinator, ​Lackawanna County 

Bruce J. Levine​

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Initiative Coordinator for Lackawanna County Contact

Lackawanna County​, Pennsylvania Elected Officials

Lackawanna County is split among four Pennsylvania House districts (112, 113, 114, and
​part of 118), has one State Senator (22nd District), and is represented in Congress by Rob Bresnahan Jr. in the 8th Congressional District.

State Representatives
Kyle Mullins (112th District)
Phone: (717) 783-1914
District Office: (570) 342-4348
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.pahouse.com/Mullins
Kyle Donahue (113th District)
Phone: (717) 783-6651
District Office: (570) 342-4348
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.pahouse.com/Donahue
Bridget Malloy Kosierowski (114th District)
Phone: (717) 783-2750
District Office: (570) 562-2350
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.pahouse.com/Kosierowski
Jim Haddock (118th District)
Phone: (717) 783-8573
District Office: (570) 655-4883
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.pahouse.com/Haddock
State Senator
Marty Flynn (22nd District)
Phone: (717) 787-6481
District Office: (570) 207-2881
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.senatorflynn.com
U.S. Representative
Rob Bresnahan Jr. (8th Congressional District)
Washington Office: (202) 225-5546
Scranton District Office: (570) 341-1050
Email: Contact form available on his website
Website: https://bresnahan.house.gov
U.S. Senator
Dave McCormick
Washington Office: (202) 224-6324
Website: https://www.mccormick.senate.gov
U.S. Senator
John Fetterman
Washington Office: (202) 224-4254
Website: https://www.fetterman.senate.gov

Lackawanna County Pennsylvania

Nestled in the heart of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Lackawanna County is known for its rich industrial heritage, vibrant communities, beautiful parks, and thriving arts and cultural scene.

Once a powerhouse of the nation's anthracite coal industry and railroads, the county has transformed into a regional center for healthcare, education, business, and tourism while preserving its remarkable history.

Lackawanna County at a Glance

County Seat: Scranton
Established: August 13, 1878
Population: Approximately 217,000 residents
Land Area: 459 square miles
Median Household Income: Approximately $66,000

Highlights: Rich History. Lackawanna County played a significant role in America's Industrial Revolution. The anthracite coal industry and railroad expansion helped fuel the nation's growth during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Today, many historic sites preserve this proud heritage.

Healthcare & Education: The county is home to several major hospitals, universities, and colleges, making it a regional hub for healthcare, higher education, and research.

Outdoor Recreation Residents and visitors enjoy abundant recreational opportunities, including:

• Hiking
• Mountain biking
• Fishing
• Boating
• Camping
• Golf
• Skiing
• Birdwatching
• Nature photography
  

​Parks & Natural Beauty Lackawanna County features numerous parks, lakes, and scenic trails, including McDade Park, Lackawanna State Park, Nay Aug Park, and portions of the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail.

Arts & Culture: The county offers a vibrant cultural scene with museums, theaters, galleries, festivals, concerts, and community events throughout the year. Downtown Scranton continues to grow as a destination for dining, entertainment, and local businesses.
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Community: Lackawanna County is known for its diverse neighborhoods, strong ethnic traditions, volunteer organizations, and community pride. Annual festivals, farmers markets, holiday celebrations, and local events bring residents together throughout the year.
Interesting Facts

• Scranton is known as the "Electric City" because it was one of the first cities in the United States to successfully operate electric streetcars.
• The county was created from neighboring Luzerne County in 1878.
• The Steamtown National Historic Site preserves America's railroad history and attracts visitors from around the world.
• Nay Aug Park is home to Pennsylvania's only publicly accessible treehouse and features scenic waterfalls and walking trails.
• Lackawanna County serves as the economic, cultural, and governmental center of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

ResourcesCounty Government: https://www.lackawannacounty.orgVisit NEPA: https://www.visitnepa.org
​Pennsylvania Department of Conservation & Natural Resources: https://www.dcnr.pa.gov

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