West Montgomery Times

Senator Tracy Pennycuick and Representative Donna Scheuren have announced a $600,000 grant for Lower Salford Township. The grant, provided by the Commonwealth Financing Authority’s Multimodal Transportation Fund, is designated for preliminary engineering for the planned relocation of a section of Harleysville Pike.

Pennycuick emphasized the importance of transportation management projects in Southeast Pennsylvania, stating, “I was happy to support the Township’s efforts to improve traffic congestion at such a busy intersection. These plans will benefit both Lower Salford residents and travelers commuting through the area.”

Scheuren expressed her satisfaction with the grant, highlighting the impact it will have on the accessibility and congestion of Harleysville Pike. She also acknowledged the long-term efforts of the township in acquiring the land for potential realignment, noting that the grant will allow the feasibility of this road transition to come to fruition. Scheuren extended her gratitude to local officials and Senator Tracy Pennycuick for their roles in securing the funding.

The grant announcement signifies a significant step forward for Lower Salford Township in addressing transportation challenges and improving infrastructure. For further information, individuals can contact Sean Drakeley at (215) 541-2388.