Senator Tracy Pennycuick has announced the allocation of over $1 million in grants aimed at enhancing traffic and pedestrian safety in Montgomery and Berks Counties. The funding, provided by the Commonwealth Financing Authority’s Multimodal Transportation Fund, is designated for several projects within the 24th Senate District.
Among the recipients, Green Lane Borough will receive $200,000 to restore borough streets. Hobart’s Run Neighborhood District has been awarded $139,997 to repair sidewalks and install street lighting on Beech Street. Pennsburg Borough is set to obtain $168,876 for pedestrian and roadway safety enhancements along Eleventh Street in collaboration with Red Hill Borough and Upper Hanover Township.
Skippack Township will use its $250,000 grant for traffic improvements at the intersection of Skippack Pike (Route 73) and Bridge Road (Route 113). Upper Pottsgrove Township has been allocated $301,500 to improve safety at the intersection of Cherrytree Lane, Gilbertsville Road, and the Sprogels Run Trail. Washington Township will receive $116,782 for pedestrian safety upgrades at an intersection on Niantic Road.
