Erie County Receives Funding for Pedestrian Safety Projects
The City of Erie will be receiving $500,000 to improve pedestrian facilities and upgrade 60-year-old traffic signals from 2nd to 5th Streets on State Street.
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The City of Erie will be receiving $500,000 to improve pedestrian facilities and upgrade 60-year-old traffic signals from 2nd to 5th Streets on State Street.
When: Lancaster City Council meeting, Aug. 8.
HERMITAGE — With a new plan in place for the Hermitage Athletic Complex, city officials are pursuing state funds to bring the first phase of the plan’s recommendations to fruition.
Dredging at the Tarentum pump house likely will be postponed after bids came in nearly double what was expected. The work helps make sure that the facility operates efficiently and reduces the amount of particulates to be filtered out at the water treatment plant. Borough Manager Dwight Boddorf said council
O’Hara officials are making another push for a pedestrian safety project in the RIDC Park. The township wants to install new sidewalks from Alpha to Gamma drives. Council voted July 11 to authorize a $1.02 million Multimodal Transportation Fund application through the state Commonwealth Financing Authority. It comes with a