Pennsylvania Approves $16M for Infrastructure and Community Projects

Significant Investments Announced for Pennsylvania's Infrastructure and Community Development

The Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) has greenlit a substantial tranche of funding aimed at revitalizing Pennsylvania’s infrastructure and community spaces. In a recent announcement by the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Rick Siger, 148 projects were approved, totaling over $16 million in grants and loans.

These allocations reflect the Shapiro Administration's commitment to fostering robust communities and boosting economic growth across the state. Secretary Siger noted, “These significant investments are creating safe and healthy communities, and delivering real results for Pennsylvanians.” Projects span a wide range of enhancements, from flood mitigation to the rehabilitation of recreational trails, all intended to improve residents' quality of life.

For a comprehensive list of the projects approved, visit the CFA’s website.

Overview of Funded Programs

Act 13 Program Approvals:

The CFA has also announced that applications for the PA Small Water and Sewer program will open on February 3 and close on April 30, 2025. This initiative invites municipalities and authorities to apply for grants assisting the construction and repair of water and sewer systems.