State Reps. Kyle Donahue, Bridget M. Kosierowski and Kyle Mullins announced today that $1.02 million in school funding grants were awarded by the Pennsylvania Department of Education’s Environmental Repairs Grant program to school districts throughout the portions of Lackawanna County they represent. Read more
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There will be information from more than 70 vendors including federal, state and county agencies, nonprofit organizations, health care organizations, transportation agencies and many more. Read more
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Two types of strategy sessions will be offered: one for business owners who have no prior experience using social media for their business and one for small business owners who already are using social media but want to deepen their knowledge of the tools and best practices available. Read more
Pa. state Rep. Bridget M. Kosierowski joined Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, law enforcement and victim service providers for a discussion on how to best address the root causes of gun violence and protect communities across the state. Kosierowski highlighted the need for preventative programs that give kids a safe place to go and will also lessen the burden on law enforcement. Read more
Below are multiple grant programs that are currently open for applications. Read more
HARRISBURG, July 30 – State Rep. Bridget M. Kosierowski will host a license plate replacement event Aug. 10 to help motorists learn whether they need a new license plate and, if so, to help them apply for a free replacement. Read more
Newly listed grant programs are available to apply for. Read more
Multiple grant programs are currently open for application Read more
Multiple grant programs are currently open for applications. Read more
“Not only do Pennsylvania casinos provide jobs and entertainment for thousands of people each year, but the taxes they pay also help to fund valuable projects like these ones in neighboring communities,” Kosierowski said. Read more
Below are multiple state grant programs that are currently open for application. Please contact my office if you have questions. Read more
“As a nurse, I saw too many patients arrive at our hospital with advanced disease because they didn’t have access to preventable care earlier. We have to fix this because we deserve better here in the Commonwealth,” Kosierowski added. “We have many challenges to work through, but I’m confident we can find solutions and reduce healthcare deserts in Pennsylvania.” Read more
“Funding and workforce challenges are at the heart of many of the issues facing health care facilities,” said Rep. Bridget Kosierowski, who worked in the health care sector as a registered nurse for 25 years. “Recruitment and retention are important, but we are also hearing that facility directors simply cannot fill all their openings.” Read more
NEWLY LISTED PROGRAMS Commission on Crime and Delinquency: Indigent Defense Grant Program Who May Apply: Counties Use: Salaries and benefits for staff, recruiting efforts to find/retain staff, training and development courses for staff, efforts to improve data collection, and any cost associated with gaps or needs in providing indigent defense, among other things. Funds: A total of $6,750,000 is expected to fund up to 67 grants (one in each county). Application Deadline: , May 23, 202d4 More information: PCCD Website Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (via Department of Homeland Security): Nonprofit Security Grant Program Who May Apply: Non-profit organizations may apply as a sub applicant through PEMA. PEMA is the direct applicant to the Department of Homeland Security. Use: Funds are to be used to enhance the protection of soft targets/crowded places. Funds: $274,500,000 in federal funds are available for this national funding opportunity. $3,277,500 in funding is targeted toward Pennsylvania. Application Deadline: May 29, 2024, at 5 p.m. More information: PEMA Website Historical and Museum Commission: Historical & Archival Records Care Grant Who May Apply: Local government entities and nonprofit organizations Use: Projects must relate to some aspect of Pennsylvania’s history and funds may be used for preservation of Read more
“Kids should feel safe when they are at school so they can concentrate on learning. It’s unfortunate that we need to provide this type of support to our schools, but this is the world we live in. Because of that reality, I am always ready to vote yes to fund these programs,” said Kosierowski. Read more
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