HARRISBURG – More than $2 million in local infrastructure and community projects have been announced by Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-Franklin/Adams). The funds come from the Commonwealth Financing Authority, which administers community improvement grants to fund vital public safety, infrastructure and community improvement projects.
“These strategic investments are a game-changer for our communities, strengthening vital services, bolstering public safety and addressing long-overdue infrastructure needs,” Mastriano said.
The following projects in the 33rd Senatorial District received funding:
- $675,000 to the Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department for the purchase of a state-of-the-art fire engine, significantly enhancing emergency response capabilities.
- $577,000 to the Fairfield Municipal Authority for much-needed sanitary sewer rehabilitation, upgrading aging infrastructure and boosting system reliability.
- $149,216 to Greencastle Borough for police vehicle replacements, enhancing the effectiveness and reliability of law enforcement operations.
- $120,948 to Shippensburg Borough for upgrades to Veterans Memorial Park, ensuring safety improvements and better recreational amenities for the community.
- $117,397 to Quincy Township for the purchase of a highway maintenance vehicle, aiding year-round road upkeep and maintenance.
- $166,750 to Tyrone Township for the replacement of a sludge storage tank, ensuring safe and efficient wastewater operations.
- $159,353 to Southampton Township, on behalf of West End Fire and Rescue, to fund wildland response equipment, improving emergency preparedness and response.
- $34,281 to Fannett Township, on behalf of Valley Community Medical Center, for roof replacement, preserving this essential facility for local health services.
“The Local Share Account program is a vital tool in ensuring that communities across Pennsylvania have access to the resources they need to thrive,” Mastriano said. “I remain committed to advocating for our region and ensuring that we continue to receive the funding necessary to protect taxpayers and improve our communities.”
For more information, residents are encouraged to contact Mastriano’s district office.
