The People’s Office: Rep. Aerion Abney – Pittsburgh, PA

The People’s Office: Serving the 19th Legislative District

‘The People’s Office’ serves as the primary district headquarters for State Representative Aerion Andrew Abney, representing the 19th Legislative District of Pennsylvania. Located on Centre Avenue in Pittsburgh’s historic Hill District, this office is a dedicated resource center for constituents. Representative Abney and his staff are committed to bridging the gap between state government and the community, offering personalized assistance with state-related matters and advocating for legislation that promotes equity, economic growth, and social justice.

Constituent Services

The office provides a wide array of free services to help residents navigate state bureaucracy and access essential benefits:

• PennDOT Assistance: Help with driver’s license and vehicle registration forms, title transfers, and handicap placards.
• Property Tax/Rent Rebate: Assistance for eligible seniors and people with disabilities in applying for state rebates on rent or property taxes.
• Unemployment Compensation: Support for individuals experiencing issues with their unemployment claims or connecting with the Department of Labor and Industry.
• Senior Transit Passes: Processing applications for free SEPTA/PRT Senior Citizen Transit Cards.
• Notary Services: Free notarization for state-related documents and affidavits.
• PACE/PACENET: Assistance with applications for state prescription drug coverage programs for seniors.

Legislative Advocacy

Beyond individual casework, The People’s Office is a hub for community engagement. Residents are encouraged to share their views on proposed legislation, suggest new laws, or discuss issues affecting the neighborhood. Representative Abney focuses on policy areas such as criminal justice reform, affordable housing, and environmental health, working to ensure the district’s voice is heard in Harrisburg.

Accessibility and Hours

Situated at 2015 Centre Avenue, the office is easily accessible to residents of the Hill District and surrounding areas. It is located on the first floor, ensuring wheelchair accessibility. The office maintains regular business hours to serve the public, though calling ahead for an appointment is recommended to ensure staff availability for complex matters.