Frank Mrvan

Frank Mrvan

Years in Office

4

Bills Sponsored

16

Bills Co-Sponsored

686

Committees

1

Frank Mrvan Biography

Frank Mrvan, a former township trustee known for his work supporting local families, was elected as the U.S. Representative for Indiana’s 1st Congressional District in 2020. In Congress, he focuses on strengthening organized labor, expanding access to affordable healthcare, and supporting veterans. Mrvan co-authored legislation to improve mental health services for veterans and serves on the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs. He is recognized for securing federal investment in Northwest Indiana’s infrastructure, working collaboratively to address the region’s economic and health needs. Mrvan approaches his role with a strong commitment to practical solutions and consistent engagement with his community.

Education

  • B.A. in Journalism, Ball State University, Muncie, IN
    (1992)

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2021-Present)

Representing Indiana's 1st district

Trustee, North Township

(2005–20)

Mortgage Broker

Sales Representative

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Frank Mrvan's congressional service.

Veterans' Health Care Expansion

Co-led the passage of the PACT Act to expand health care and benefits for veterans exposed to toxic substances.

Great Lakes Restoration Funding

Secured increased federal funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative to protect Indiana’s water resources.

Workforce Development Grants

Supported funding for workforce training programs to help Indiana workers gain skills for high-demand jobs.

Infrastructure Investment

Helped deliver federal infrastructure funds to improve roads, bridges, and public transit in Northwest Indiana.

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