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Some Lawrence County infrastructure projects to receive state funding
The funding is being distributed through the Commonwealth Financing Agency's (CFA) Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program to help support sewer infrastructure improvements.
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Some infrastructure projects in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, are set to receive some state funding.
Senator Michele Brooks (R-50) announced the news in a release on Tuesday.
The funding is being distributed through the Commonwealth Financing Agency's (CFA) Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program to help support sewer infrastructure improvements.
Approved projects include:
- North Beaver Township Municipal Authority received $100,000 for grinder pump procurement
- Wilmington Township received $100,000 for Eden Dale storm sewer improvements
- Lawrence Hickory Municipal Authority for $100,000 to be used for a Cameron Road sewage pump station upgrade
"Reliable water and sewer systems are essential to public health and economic development," Brooks said.
Brooks continued," I appreciate the opportunity to work with our local municipalities to secure this funding and look forward to working with them in the future."
More information on the Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program can be found online here.
