Norristown, PA – December 19, 2025 – Senator Amanda M. Cappelletti (D-17 Delaware/Montgomery) is proud to announce $4,589,720 in state grant funding for several projects across her district.
The Commonwealth Finance Authority will disperse grant funding to recipients through two programs, the Statewide Local Share Account (LSA) and Act 13. The funding will bolster a range of initiatives across District 17, including but not limited to pedestrian safety projects, emergency services vehicle upgrades, flood storm water management, and improvements to community spaces.
“Far too many organizations and local municipalities have been hit hard this year. Whether the prolonged federal government shutdown stifled their funding, or the delay in our state budget hindered their ability to provide services, I know this year wasn’t easy,” Senator Cappelletti said. “I’m thrilled we are wrapping up 2025 on a positive note, making these smart, impactful investments back into local projects that will undoubtedly improve our neighborhoods.”
Local Share Account (LSA) grant recipients include:
- Ardmore Business District Authority d/b/a Ardmore Initiative: $28,471 for the Ardmore Initiative Streetscape wrap program.
- Bridgeport Borough: $546,000 for the Memorial Park Playground and Parking Lot.
- Delaware County (Countywide): $224,274 for Delaware County Flood/Stream Gauges.
- Delaware County Economic Development Corporation (Countywide): $67,943 for the Teachers’ Teammates Delivery Van.
- East Norriton Township: $420,668 for Public Safety and Emergency Response Vehicles.
- Haverford Township: $117,405 for ADA & Ped Safety Improvements (Manoa & Woodland).
- Haverford Township: $894,500 for Cobbs Creek Streambank Stabilization.
- Haverford Township: $144,238 for Police Vehicles.
- Montgomery County Redevelopment Authority: $86,884 for Creative Arts Xpress Vehicle Purchase.
- Norristown Municipality: $400,000 for Community Center and Swiming Pool Phase 1.
- Norristown Municipality: $167,148 for the Crime Reduction and Surveillance Trailer.
- Norristown Municipality: $528,000 for Hamilton and James Storm Water Management Alternates Phase 1.
- Norristown Municipality: $138,720 for the Norristown Fair Shair Analysis.
- Upper Merion Township: $100,000 for the Moore Road Trail-Pedestrian Bridge.
- Upper Merion Transportation Authority: $500,000 for the Valley Forge Gateway Trail.
Act 13 recipients include:
- Haverford Township: $77,094 for the Elwell Field Trail & Play Enhancement Project.
- King of Prussia District: $148,375 for North Gulph Trail Extension.
Senator Cappelletti has been proud to partner with State Representatives in her district to secure this grant funding.
Representative Matt Bradford (D-70), Representing East Norriton: “Central Montco is home to so many important resources, including public safety equipment to protect us in an emergency. East Norriton Township is working to ensure that we stay safe by investing in emergency response and public safety vehicles. I’m pleased that the township is receiving this financial support from the state, and I’m grateful to the Shapiro Administration for investing in our community.”
Representative Tim Briggs (D-149), Representing Bridgeport, Lower Merion, and Upper Merion: “I’m happy to work with Senator Cappelletti to help deliver for our community. This funding will translate into visible improvements on the ground, from better public spaces and safer access for residents to stronger support for local arts and more connected trail and transportation networks.”
Representative Greg Scott (D-54), Representing Norristown: “I’m grateful to see that these new grants will help Norristown upgrade and modernize key infrastructures, provide for more efficient and effective crime prevention, and support residents in need of affordable housing throughout Montgomery County. Doing so helps keep our neighborhoods safe and healthy. I am also proud to see two projects funded that will foster community and creativity for our residents – a new community center and public pool, and the Creative Arts Xpress Vehicle, will all be valuable investments that make Norristown feel like home.”
Representative Greg Vitali (D-166), Representing Haverford: “It’s great to see that Haverford Township and Delaware County are receiving state funding for these important projects”
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