MEET ANDREW
LEADERSHIP ROOTED IN SERVICE. VISION FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE.
Andrew Flynn brings a lifetime of service, leadership, and results-driven experience to the fight for a stronger, more resilient and vibrant Pennsylvania.
He’s also a dad, a volunteer firefighter, and the kind of person who still fixes things around the house with duct tape and a stubborn sense of optimism.
Since being elected to the Mt. Lebanon Commission in 2020, Andrew has been a leading voice for innovation, sustainability, and equity in local government. Representing Ward 5 and serving as liaison to the Mt. Lebanon Mobility Board, he has helped lead efforts around climate resilience, walkability, inclusive civic engagement, and infrastructure upgrades.
Andrew believes that local government should reflect the people it serves—and that effective policy begins with strong community partnerships. That belief has guided his work with organizations like LeboGreen, MoveLebo, LeboPride, and the Mt. Lebanon Partnership, all dedicated to building a more connected, inclusive, and livable community.
He also leads at the regional level as President of the Congress of Neighboring Communities (CONNECT), where he focuses on strengthening fire services, launching Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion programs, and helping communities collaborate on infrastructure resilience initiatives.
Andrew’s commitment to service began early. Raised on Army bases around the world by two military parents, he learned the values of duty, community, and sacrifice. After his father transitioned into local government as a city manager, Andrew saw firsthand how smart governance can improve lives, and he has been working to do just that ever since.
Today, that work takes many forms. He’s a volunteer firefighter and EMT. He is the person who gets on the truck when the tones go off, because leadership means showing up when it matters most.
Whether he’s in a fire engine, a council chamber, or reviewing complex financial data, Andrew is dedicated to building a Pennsylvania that works for everyone.
Since 2010, Andrew and his wife Corey have called Mt. Lebanon home. Corey works at the University of Pittsburgh in the Office of Sustainability, where she helps lead efforts to build a healthier, more equitable future for the region. Together, they’re raising three children who represent the future they’re working to build: Aidan, completing his Master’s degree at Aberystwyth University in Wales; Audrey, an undergraduate at the University of Pittsburgh; and Aether, attending Mt. Lebanon High School. The family is rounded out by two energetic dogs and a shared love of parks, gardening, and community life. As a parent and public servant, Andrew understands what’s at stake for families across Pennsylvania because he’s living it too.
His professional journey has taken him across the country and around the world, from studying in post-Soviet Russia to working as a cowboy on a 300,000-acre ranch in Wyoming. In 2010, BNY Mellon brought him to Pittsburgh to serve as Chief Administrative Officer for Public Finance and a member of the Pennsylvania Executive Team. There, he helped governments tackle complex financial challenges supporting infrastructure investment, economic development, and long-term planning.
A proven public servant, finance expert, and community volunteer, Andrew knows that building thriving communities requires more than reactive policies, it demands proactive vision, practical leadership, and a deep understanding of how government works from the ground up.
Today, Andrew Flynn stands ready to bring his deep commitment to service, financial expertise, and practical leadership to help ensure that every dollar spent in our communities delivers real value and builds a future we can all trust. His blend of hands-on experience and strategic vision uniquely positions him to safeguard public resources and support a Pennsylvania where families, businesses, and neighborhoods thrive.