Rep. Florindo "Flo" Fabrizio (D-Erie) is a lifelong resident of Erie. Fabrizio earned a Bachelor’s Degree in General Arts and Sciences from Penn State University, a Master’s of Education Degree in Counseling from Edinboro State University, and studied at Temple University. He taught a variety of subjects in the Philadelphia and Erie school districts and then worked as a stockbroker from 1973-1982.

Fabrizio went on to serve as County Clerk and Clerk of Elections in Erie County, holding both positions until 2002. He has been active in the community, serving as a charter member of the Erie Museum Authority, vice chairman of the Study Commission on Riverboat Gaming, board member for Pleasant Ridge Manor, president of Saints and Sinners of North America, and as a member of many other philanthropic and charitable organizations.

Fabrizio has been married to his wife, Victoria, since 1988, and has one daughter, Jill, and two stepsons, Anthony and Matthew. His legislative priorities include tax reform, lower health-care costs, education and public safety.