Margaret Izzo is proud to announce her candidacy for Mt. Lebanon Commissioner, Ward 2. Margaret is an attorney, a 25-year resident of Mt. Lebanon, a dedicated community volunteer, and a mother of two Mt. Lebanon graduates.
Margaret is endorsed by Steve Silverman, Current Ward 2 Commissioner (2014-2025)
Margaret’s Goals for Ward 2:
Enhance both pedestrian and vehicular safety to support a walkable community
Ensure fiscal responsibility while safeguarding taxpayer resources
Maintain safe, vibrant residential neighborhoods and thriving business districts
Protect and enhance our parks, green spaces, and recreational facilities
Foster a sustainable and equitable community for all
Margaret’s Experience
Experienced Attorney:
Practiced commercial litigation with Lord Bissell and Morgan Lewis, Washington, DC and Pittsburgh offices
Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, Penn Law Review member
Volunteer with Neighborhood Legal Services and Jewish Family & Community Services
25 Years of Mt. Lebanon Community Involvement:
Mt. Lebanon Community Foundation, Current Board of Directors
Outreach Teen & Family Services, Board of Directors
Mt. Lebanon High School PTSA, Vice President
Markham Elementary School PTA, Executive Board Member
Team Manager, Mt. Lebanon Varsity Hockey & Hornets Hockey
Blue Devils Club, Board Member
Mt. Lebanon Junior Women’s Club, Public Relations Chair
Serve2Cure Annual Charity Tennis Tournament, Co-Chair
Mt. Lebanon Garden Tour, featured garden, 2024
Dedicated Mt. Lebanon Public Servant:
Mt. Lebanon Civic Engagement Board (CEB), formerly Community Relations Board, 5th year
Appointed as the Community Mediator, collaborating with the CEB to help resolve conflicts among Mt. Lebanon residents. Learn more
Pittsburgh Community Boards:
Andy Warhol Museum, Current Advisory Board Member
Carnegie Museum of Art— Current Docent, Women’s Board, Executive Board
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Current Jack Heinz Advisory Board member
Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera (CLO), Board of Directors
United Way, Tocqueville, Volunteer Board
Angels Fund Executive Board, benefiting Children’s Hospital