Flood Announces Over $4 Million in Grant Funding for Northampton County Projects
HARRISBURG – State Rep. Ann Flood (R-Northampton) is pleased to announce Northampton County has been awarded over $4 million in Local Share Account (LSA) grant funding to support a wide range of projects aimed at enhancing local infrastructure, public safety and community resources. These funds will significantly benefit the residents of the 138th Legislative District.
"I'm thrilled that these vital resources have been allocated to improve our community. This funding will enhance our infrastructure, public safety and overall quality of life for residents,” said Flood. “I work tirelessly to bring support to the 138th District, and I want to thank everyone who contributed to this effort, including my fellow legislators and local leaders. Together, we are making a meaningful difference for our community."
The following projects have been approved for funding:
Bushkill Township
• Park Improvements: $500,000 to install security cameras, renovate the tennis court and enhance the parking lot.
• Heavy Rescue Truck: $750,000 for a new truck to replace the current vehicle used by the Volunteer Fire Company.
• Police Command Vehicle: $75,760 for purchase of a police crime scene and command vehicle, which will also help enhance the township’s drone program.
Forks Township
• Frutchey Hill Road Reconstruction: $500,000 for Phase 1 repairs to restore critical emergency access following severe storm damage.
Moore Township
• Crack Sealer Purchase: $69,775 to acquire a new machine to maintain 100 miles of roadway.
• Two Police Vehicles: $65,000 for vehicle purchases to enhance law enforcement capabilities.
• Asphalt Roller: $25,000 for a new roller to improve road maintenance.
• Upfitted Work Truck: $50,000 for a fully equipped truck to service the township's roads.
• Speed Alert Trailer and Radar Signs: $30,348 to replace aging equipment for speed enforcement and community messaging.
Pen Argyl Borough
• Lookout Fire Company Engine: $750,000 for a new fire engine to replace outdated vehicles.
• Weona Park Pool Renovation: $350,000 for phase one of a project to modernize the pool into a regional aquatic facility.
• Slate Belt Regional Police Radios: $150,000 to upgrade communications for better interoperability among emergency services.
Roseto Borough
• Backhoe Purchase: $100,000 for a new backhoe to enhance municipal operations.
Upper Mount Bethel Township
• Fire Company Building Expansion: $350,000 for renovations and expansions to serve as a community emergency shelter.
Washington Township
• LED Electronic Sign: $40,000 to replace an outdated wooden sign with a modern digital version.
Wind Gap Borough
• Male Road Bridge Renovation: $650,000 for improvements to enhance safety for both vehicles and pedestrians.
The grants were approved and awarded by the Commonwealth Financing Authority, which was established as an independent agency that holds fiduciary responsibility over the funding of programs and investments in Pennsylvania’s economic growth. LSA grants are derived from gaming revenues.
Representative Ann Flood
138th Legislative District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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