Surrounded by family, friends, and supporters, Rep. Marla Brown (R-Lawrence) was sworn in at the state Capitol to begin her second term in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. First elected in 2020, Brown made history as the first Republican to represent the 9th Legislative District since 1952 and as its first female representative.
“It is an incredible honor to continue representing the residents of Lawrence County and to serve as their voice in Harrisburg,” said Brown. “Over the past two years, we have made great strides in improving the quality of life for our community, and I am excited to build on that progress this session.”
Brown reaffirmed her commitment to protecting constitutional rights, advocating for Pennsylvania’s energy economy, and ensuring access to quality education for every child. “I remain dedicated to fighting for our shared values, promoting local economic growth and working collaboratively to create a brighter future for Lawrence County and the entire Commonwealth,” she stated.
For the 2025-26 legislative session, Brown will serve on several committees: House Appropriations, Aging and Older Adult Services, Commerce, Health and State Government. She is also co-prime sponsor of legislation aimed at reducing the Personal Income Tax rate while increasing funding for property tax relief.
Before entering politics in 2020, Brown spent 15 years with UPS as an executive before opening a medical spa business in Georgia. Later she became CEO of a nonprofit Catholic pro-life organization called Pregnancy Aid Clinic.
Brown’s district office remains open at 28 N. Mill St., New Castle with office hours from Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., where constituents can seek assistance with state-related matters.
