Applications are now being accepted for a state grant program that promotes the rehabilitation and development of parks and recreation facilities, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
The Beaver Township Sewer Authority in Clarion County will receive $2.5 million in funding from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority (PENNVEST), according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
The Warren County Conservation District will receive a Growing Greener grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in the amount of $164,464 for the rehabilitation of Dutchman Run, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
Adams Township (Butler County) will receive a $9,100 state grant to allow the Mars Area Public Library to hire a strategic planning consultant, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
Warren County will receive a $94,166 state grant to support the Warren Library Association, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
Two Cranberry Townships in the 21st Senate District will receive state grants to improve traffic safety under Pennsylvania’s new “Green Light-Go” program, according to Senator Scott Hutchinson. [Read More]
Senator Scott E. Hutchinson is accepting applications from students interested in the State Military College Legislative Appointment Initiative Program. [Read More]
Zelienople was recently awarded a $3 million state grant for a major downtown improvement project including the restoration of the historic Kaufman House, according to state Senators Elder Vogel, Randy Vulakovich and Scott Hutchinson, state Representative Jim Marshall and former state Representative Dick Stevenson. [Read More]
The Pennsylvania Department of Education has taken steps to establish Pennsylvania’s first Rural Regional Community College, announced Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati (R-25), Senator Bob Robbins (R-50) and Senator Scott Hutchinson (R-21). [Read More]
Senator Scott E. Hutchinson hailed a decision by the Pennsylvania State Police to end a controversial pilot program that used a California-based company to provide towing dispatch services for incidents on local state roads. [Read More]
