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Kinkead welcomes $3.2 million for local projects grant funding

(13 hours ago)

State grants fund milk bank expansion, new EMS vehicles Read more

 

Inglis welcomes $2.5 million for local projects

(14 hours ago)

State grants fund community recreation center, ballfield lighting Read more

 

Benham announces $2.3 million for local projects

(15 hours ago)

State grants fund new play space, snow plow truck Read more

 

Salisbury: More than $3.8 million secured for District 34 projects

(16 hours ago)

BRADDOCK, Dec. 18 – New grants totaling more than $3.82 million from the Commonwealth Financing Agency will support District 34 projects to strengthen municipal services, fight blight and enhance quality of life for residents, state Rep. Abigail Salisbury announced today. “The new dollars will go to work fixing our roads, improving water and wastewater services, fighting blight, and making it easier for our municipalities to deliver the services residents need to thrive,” Salisbury said. “I’m grateful to CFA for the funding and thankful to our local partners who helped bring it home.” Salisbury said the grants include $3.77 million in Local Share Account funding: $450,000 to Churchill Borough for paving and stormwater sewer improvements to portions of Valiant, Fenwick, Lancewood and Camelot drives. $400,000 to Allegheny County Redevelopment Authority, on behalf of the Regional Industrial Development Corporation of Southwestern Pennsylvania, for infrastructure improvements at the Keystone Commons in East Pittsburgh Borough. Once redeveloped, the site is expected to bring approximately 200 full-time jobs. $325,000 to Swissvale Borough for renovations to the 100-year-old building at 2028 Noble St., which the borough is purchasing using a 2024 LSA grant and leasing to the Swissvale Food Pantry. $300,000 to Swissvale Borough for Phase 2 renovations to the Wilkins School Community Center. $275,000 Read more

 

Abney: 19th District benefits from $3.8 million in grants

(16 hours ago)

State Rep. Aerion Abney, D-Allegheny, today announced that nearly $3.8 million in grants has been awarded to 13 projects that will benefit the 19th Legislative District. Read more

 

Frankel announces $2 million in state grants for public safety and parks projects

(16 hours ago)

“Whether it’s modernizing emergency services, updating infrastructure or expanding programs for people with disabilities, these projects are about making our communities safer, healthier, and more connected," state Rep. Dan Frankel said. "A more inclusive space benefits us all." Read more

 

Deasy announces $3M in state funding for community projects

(16 hours ago)

“These projects invest in the places where our communities come together,” state Rep. Dan Deasy said. “Cultural venues and neighborhood gathering spaces are central to community life, and this funding will help keep them safe, welcoming, and accessible for everyone.” Read more

 

$2 million in grants to benefit projects in 35th Legislative District

(16 hours ago)

State Rep. Dan Goughnour, D-Allegheny, and state Sen. Nick Pisciottano, D-Allegheny, today announced that more than $2 million in grants has been awarded for 11 projects that will benefit the 35th Legislative District. Read more

 

Markosek: $1.4M in state funding for public safety, infrastructure projects

(16 hours ago)

“Public safety is at the core of these investments,” state Rep. Brandon Markosek said. “This funding will strengthen emergency services, improve road conditions, support local police departments and address long-standing infrastructure needs so communities are safer and better prepared.” Read more

 

Deasy bill to expand flexibility for off-site catering, nonprofits and public venues heads to governor’s desk

(1 day ago)

“Creating a sporting events permit prepares Pennsylvania to host major events in the coming year,” state Rep. Dan Deasy added. “We worked closely with the Senate to craft language that gives venues the flexibility they need to accommodate nationally recognized events like the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh next April and the World Cup in Philadelphia.” Read more

 

Salisbury: Nearly $1.4 million in new tax credits will spur investments in District 34 projects to fight blight, grow businesses, improve quality of life

(Dec 16, 2025)

“The new tax credits are giving our regional business partners a great incentive to invest in our district in meaningful ways, from strengthening services for underserved and vulnerable residents to revitalizing depressed, blighted areas, to helping our businesses grow," Salisbury said. "It’s exciting to know that these investments will be powering a lot of positive change here at home.” Read more

 

Kulik announces more than $815,000 in community revitalization funding

(Dec 16, 2025)

"I'm proud to have helped secure funding that will make a real difference in McKees Rocks and Coraopolis," state Rep. Anita Kulik said. "From affordable housing to business development and community services, these investments will help revitalize our neighborhoods and create opportunities for local families and entrepreneurs." Read more

 

Allegheny County receives $7.3 million to aid crime victims and community safety

(Dec 12, 2025)

HARRISBURG, Dec. 12 — The Allegheny County Democratic House Delegation announced today that Allegheny County is receiving $7.3 million in grants to support various programs aiding crime victims and community safety. The funding comes from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency. “These grants will aid our county and justice system in numerous ways—from helping victims navigate the courts to treating addictions to preventing child abuse,” said state Rep. Aerion Abney, chair of the delegation. “On behalf of our Allegheny County Democratic House Delegation, I’m grateful to PCCD for the work they do to ensure this critical funding comes to our county.” The following grants were awarded to organizations in Allegheny County: $500,000 to Allegheny-Singer Research Institute for a program for post-incarcerated patients with a stimulant-use disorder. $487,424 to Institute for Research, Education and Training in Addiction for an initiative for treatment placement. $500,000 to Passages to Recovery Inc. for peer-advocacy support. $500,000 to Unity Recovery for peer-led re-entry support. $50,000 to A Child’s Place for citizens advisory and police liaison services. $49,757 to UPMC-Children’s Hospital for a public campaign on child abuse prevention. $53,139 to Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburg for victims’ rights programs and services. $80,392 to Read more

 

Salisbury: $500,000 secured for peer advocacy program to aid recovery, reentry for people with substance use disorders

(Dec 11, 2025)

BRADDOCK, Dec. 11 – A $500,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency will allow PA House District 34-based Passages to Recovery to relaunch a peer advocacy support program to help people in the justice system, state Rep. Abigail Salisbury announced today. Salisbury, D-Allegheny, said peer advocacy programs can make a big difference in helping people with substance use disorders make a successful recovery and return to their community. “Passages to Recovery has been helping people in our community rebuild their lives for more than 50 years,” Salisbury said. “With this new funding, they will be able to relaunch and staff a unique program that provides people in the justice system access to peer advocates – people who have lived similar experiences and can inspire and empower them. Having the support of a peer who has been on the same path and has overcome the same challenges provides an ally to trust, a touchstone to reality, and a source of critical information.” Salisbury said the program will provide people in the justice system with individualized, trauma-informed peer recovery services that address barriers to recovery, including barriers to treatment, housing, employment, transportation and other social determinants of health. In addition to the funding to Passages to Recovery, Salisbury said that a $200,000 grant to the county chief executive officer will fund Read more

 

Matzie: Nearly $800,000 secured to bolster services for Beaver County crime survivors, improve crisis intervention services

(Dec 11, 2025)

AMBRIDGE, Dec. 11 – New funding of nearly $792,000 will strengthen resources for Beaver County crime survivors and help the county expand its crisis intervention capacity, state Rep. Rob Matzie announced today. Matzie said that the grants approved by the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency will support tools and training needed to better serve vulnerable survivors of violent crimes, improve outcomes for people experiencing mental health crises and fund probation and parole services. “It takes constant, coordinated efforts to properly serve and support crime survivors – particularly survivors of domestic and child abuse – and to bring the perpetrators to justice,” Matzie said. “The new funding will help ensure that our county’s talented forensic, law enforcement, social service and medical professionals have the resources they need to successfully investigate abuse, treat and support survivors and deliver justice. “The new funding will also help expand our county’s crisis intervention team capabilities through a project to train four people as CIT facilitators, who will in turn provide education and outreach to providers, first responders, school staff, residents and local business owners. A collaborative response that involves more of the community promises a better chance for a successful outcome.” Matzie said the funding includes: $144,664 to Beaver Read more

 

Matzie: Nearly $1.4 million secured to boost advanced manufacturing training for Beaver County job seekers

(Dec 09, 2025)

AMBRIDGE, Dec. 9 – Expanded training opportunities in advanced manufacturing are coming to Beaver County thanks to nearly $1.4 million in new grant funding, state Rep. Rob Matzie announced today. Matzie, who is chairman of the House Majority Caucus, said the six grants approved through the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry will ensure area workers have the skills needed to step into technologically advanced settings. “We can never stand still in our workforce training, as technology keeps producing new tools, processes, and production methods designed to make our manufacturing more cutting-edge,” Matzie said. “We have the best workers in the world, and there isn’t anything they can’t do or learn. This new funding will help ensure that they have the skills they need to stay ahead of the curve and keep our PA industries competitive.” Matzie said the funding includes: $400,000 to the Community College of Allegheny County to support the development of a new electrical maintenance technician/robotics apprenticeship program. $200,000 to Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters’ Technical Centers, with an Allegheny County training center, to expand the millwright apprenticeship program. $200,000 to the Pittsburgh Chapter of the German American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. to expand its mechatronics technician apprenticeship program serving Allegheny, Beaver, and several Read more

 

Goughnour opposes PA American Water rate hike

(Nov 19, 2025)

State Rep. Dan Goughnour, D-Allegheny, today announced his opposition to a proposed rate hike by Pennsylvania American Water, saying that family budgets are already stretched thin and that higher bills could cause further hardship for Mon Valley residents. Read more

 

Benham announces $215,000 for community projects

(Nov 19, 2025)

Grant funding supports Brentwood Community Park, Elizabeth Seton Center Read more

 

Salisbury: More than $400,000 awarded to support District 34 projects

(Nov 18, 2025)

BRADDOCK, Nov. 18 – $405,000 in new grant funding from the Commonwealth Financing Agency will support multiple projects to renovate property, fight blight and boost infrastructure in the 34 th Legislative District, state Rep. Abigail Salisbury announced today. Salisbury, D-Allegheny, said the grants are headed for a variety of practical projects. “We’re grateful for the new funding, some of which will support a critical training facility upgrade for Bricklayer’s Local 9,” Salisbury said. “Other funding is headed for projects to rehab housing, clear blight, expand community food outreach, improve recreational space and bolster infrastructure. All of the dollars will go to work improving quality of life for residents.” Salisbury said the funding includes: $100,000 to BAC Local 9 PA in Wilkins Township for a critical update to the PCC Training Facility to upgrade a modern steel suspended scaffolding system and perform roof modification/replacement. $75,000 to FamilyLinks in Wilkinsburg to renovate eight units for housing, including renovations to flooring, kitchens, baths, painting, sidewalks, doors, lighting and new appliances. $50,000 to the Borough of Churchill to help fund sewer improvements, including manhole-to-manhole lining, open-cut sanitary sewer line, and raising a sanitary sewer manhole. $50,000 to Heritage Community Initiatives in North Braddock to Read more

 

Steele: $345,000 awarded for worthwhile local projects

(Nov 18, 2025)

State Rep. Mandy Steele, D-Allegheny, announced that the Commonwealth Financing Authority awarded $345,000 to projects that will benefit the infrastructure and economy of the 33rd Legislative District. Read more

 

Kinkead welcomes $3.2 million for local projects grant funding
13 hours ago

Inglis welcomes $2.5 million for local projects
14 hours ago

Benham announces $2.3 million for local projects
15 hours ago

Salisbury: More than $3.8 million secured for District 34 projects
16 hours ago

Abney: 19th District benefits from $3.8 million in grants
16 hours ago

Frankel announces $2 million in state grants for public safety and parks projects
16 hours ago

Deasy announces $3M in state funding for community projects
16 hours ago

$2 million in grants to benefit projects in 35th Legislative District
16 hours ago

Markosek: $1.4M in state funding for public safety, infrastructure projects
16 hours ago

Deasy bill to expand flexibility for off-site catering, nonprofits and public venues heads to governor’s desk
1 day ago

Salisbury: Nearly $1.4 million in new tax credits will spur investments in District 34 projects to fight blight, grow businesses, improve quality of life
Dec 16, 2025

Kulik announces more than $815,000 in community revitalization funding
Dec 16, 2025

Allegheny County receives $7.3 million to aid crime victims and community safety
Dec 12, 2025

Salisbury: $500,000 secured for peer advocacy program to aid recovery, reentry for people with substance use disorders
Dec 11, 2025

Matzie: Nearly $800,000 secured to bolster services for Beaver County crime survivors, improve crisis intervention services
Dec 11, 2025

Matzie: Nearly $1.4 million secured to boost advanced manufacturing training for Beaver County job seekers
Dec 09, 2025

Goughnour opposes PA American Water rate hike
Nov 19, 2025

Benham announces $215,000 for community projects
Nov 19, 2025

Salisbury: More than $400,000 awarded to support District 34 projects
Nov 18, 2025

Steele: $345,000 awarded for worthwhile local projects
Nov 18, 2025