Kelly crisscrosses PA-16 during busy August District Work Period
BUTLER, PA -- This week, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) highlighted a successful August District Work Period, which included visits to every county in Pennsylvania's 16th Congressional District.
In all, Kelly completed nearly 100 meetings, site visits, tours, and more during the five-week work period. He also returned to Washington, D.C. on August 8 to lead the U.S. House of Representatives during a pro forma session.
"I've always believed the best way to represent constituents is to meet them where they are and to hear directly from them in-person whenever we can," said Rep. Kelly. "August is a busy month for us, traveling across the district and meeting with so many wonderful folks. I look forward to taking their messages back to Washington when we return in the coming days."
Below, you will find photos and news clips recapping some of Rep. Kelly's recent stops around the district.
In The News
- Butler Eagle -- Harrisville Volunteer Fire Company introduces new tanker truck
- Meadville Tribune -- "Congressman visits Meadville independent living center"
- Oil City Derrick -- "Titusville Post Office dedicated to Drake"
- Sharon Herald -- "U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly visits Tails of Hope"
- New Castle News -- "United as one: Officials present plan, roadmap to mitigate city's floodplain insurance"
- Erie Times-News -- "U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly visits Erie Coke site"
- Erie News Now -- "Rep. Mike Kelly in Erie, Weighs in on Big Issues"
Photos from the District
Above: Rep. Kelly meets with leaders at Ellwood Quality Steels in New Castle to discuss how the One Big Beautiful Bill will help local businesses. You can watch their recap video here.
Above: Rep. Kelly joins the grand opening of the new Mercer County State Bank headquarters in Sandy Lake.
Above: Rep. Kelly dedicates the U.S. Post Office in Titusville after Edwin Drake. Kelly's legislation to dedicate the post office was signed into law in Jan. 2025.
Above: Rep. Kelly presents the latest Community Champion Award to Butler County's Bill Bellis and Ken Laughlin.
Above: Rep. Kelly speaks at the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition meeting in Erie.