Jerry Birmelin

Jerry Birmelin

Jerry Birmelin

Sessions

Sessions Office Position District Party
1985 Representative 139 Republican
1986 Representative 139 Republican
1987 Representative 139 Republican
1988 Representative 139 Republican
1989 Representative 139 Republican
1990 Representative 139 Republican
1991 Representative 139 Republican
1992 Representative 139 Republican
1993 Representative 139 Republican
1994 Representative 139 Republican
1995 Representative 139 Republican
1996 Representative 139 Republican
1997 Representative 139 Republican
1998 Representative 139 Republican
1999 Representative 139 Republican
2000 Representative 139 Republican
2001 Representative 139 Republican
2002 Representative 139 Republican
2003 Representative 139 Republican
2004 Representative 139 Republican
2005 Representative 139 Republican
2006 Representative 139 Republican
Counties Monroe, Pike, Susquehanna, Wayne

Biography

04/18/1949 -


Pike, Susquehanna and Wayne Counties (1985-1992), Pike and Wayne Counties (1993-2002), Monroe, Pike and Wayne Counties (2003-2006)

BIRMELIN, Jerry, a Representative from Pike, Susquehanna, Monroe, and Wayne Counties; born in New York City, New York County, NY, April 18, 1949; graduated, Lake Ariel High School, 1967; B.S., University of Scranton, 1973; post-graduate credits, University of Scranton; teacher; elected as a Republican to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 1985 term; reelected to the House to serve 10 consecutive terms thereafter; appointed, Select Committee to Investigate Alcohol Abuse in Pennsylvania Institutions of Higher Education (1987-1988); appointed, Deputy Whip (1995); not a candidate for reelection to the House for the 2007 term; owner, Birmelin Consulting; campaign director, Chris Hackett for Congress (2008); unsuccessful campaign, Pennsylvania House of Representatives (2016).

 

Oral History

Rep. Jerry Birmelin Oral History, Pennsylvania House of Representatives Archives (July 11, 2006).


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