$270 Million in Federal Funding Allocated for Various Projects in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania is set to receive over $270 million in federal funding for key projects across the Commonwealth, secured by Senator Dave McCormick through the FY 2026 Congressionally Directed Spending program. Major allocations include $183.8 million for the Army Corps of Engineers to enhance Ohio River lock and dam sites, $15 million for the Machinery Control Development Center in Cumberland County, and funds for wastewater upgrades in Franklin County, airport expansion in Lancaster, and public safety equipment.
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Pennsylvania will receive more than $270 million in federal funding for various projects. The funding, secured by Senator Dave McCormick through the FY 2026 Congressionally Directed Spending program, includes $183.8 million for the Army Corps of Engineers to improve lock conditions at three Ohio River sites.
Additional allocations are $15 million for the Machinery Control Development Center in Cumberland County, $5 million for Lancaster Airport expansion, and $2 million for wastewater upgrades in Franklin County. Furthermore, $500,000 is designated for Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts in Dauphin County, and $400,000 each for public safety equipment in Cumberland and York Counties.
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