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Gaydos announces grants for recreational projects in Allegheny County

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By Southwest Allegheny News | Nov 13, 2024

Bill signed into law to expand access to sign language interpreters

Legislation aimed at improving access to sign language interpreters in Pennsylvania has been signed into law.

By Southwest Allegheny News | Nov 7, 2024

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Specialty license plates available for PA veterans with Global War on Terrorism Medal

By Southwest Allegheny News | Nov 4, 2024

Beginning November 12, Pennsylvania veterans who have earned the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (GWOT-EM) can apply for a specialty license plate recognizing their service.

Bethel Park trail project receives $568K grant for development

By Southwest Allegheny News | Nov 4, 2024

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Ortitay announces $8.5 million funding for local improvement projects

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Funding allocated for Elizabeth Forward High School rebuild after fire

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Gaydos announces $9M funding for projects in 44th Legislative District

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Robinson announces $14 million state funding for Allegheny County projects

Senator Devlin Robinson announced that over $14 million in funding has been allocated to various projects in Allegheny County.

Ortitay secures $8.5M funding for 46th district improvement projects

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Pennsylvania establishes Ireland Trade Commission for stronger international ties

By Southwest Allegheny News | Oct 31, 2024

Legislation led by Senator Devlin Robinson has been enacted, aiming to improve Pennsylvania's international relations.

New law creates urban search and rescue task force in Western PA

By Southwest Allegheny News | Oct 31, 2024

Legislation spearheaded by Senator Devlin Robinson has been enacted, marking a significant enhancement to Pennsylvania's disaster response capabilities.

Robinson supports new law enhancing traffic safety measures in Pennsylvania

By Southwest Allegheny News | Oct 28, 2024

Senator Devlin Robinson has expressed approval for the recent enactment of a law aimed at enhancing traffic safety and enforcement in Pennsylvania.

Mainspring Energy receives $87 million grant for new facility in Allegheny County

By Southwest Allegheny News | Oct 25, 2024

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Representative calls for judge's resignation after officer's death

By Southwest Allegheny News | Oct 24, 2024

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Robinson supports urban search and rescue task force establishment for Western Pennsylvania

Senator Devlin Robinson has expressed approval following the Pennsylvania Senate's passage of a significant bill aimed at bolstering urban search and rescue efforts in western Pennsylvania. The legislation, known as House Bill 843, seeks to establish a dedicated task force for Allegheny County and surrounding areas. This initiative aims to address existing gaps in emergency response capabilities while ensuring compliance with state and federal standards.

Ortitay announces $1.03 million in grants for local district projects

Rep. Jason Ortitay has announced the allocation of $1.03 million in Local Share Account (LSA) grants for four projects within Pennsylvania's 46th Legislative District. The funds, distributed by the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA), are part of Act 71 of 2004, which directs gaming revenues to support public interest projects.

Kuzma announces over $2.7 million in grants for Mon Valley projects

Rep. Andrew Kuzma has announced the acquisition of over $2.7 million in grants for projects in Pennsylvania's 39th Legislative District. The funds include Local Share Account (LSA) grants and a Public School Facility Improvement Grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA). These grants are intended to support public interest projects within Pennsylvania, as outlined by Act 71 of 2004.

Ortitay announces over $1M grants for local projects in Pennsylvania

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Robinson announces $10.2 million in grants for Allegheny County projects

Senator Devlin Robinson has announced the allocation of over $10.2 million in grants aimed at supporting community and educational projects in Allegheny County. These funds are sourced from the Local Share Account (LSA) and Public School Facilities Improvement Grant (PSFIG) programs.

Gaydos announces nearly $1.9 million in grants for community projects