South Lancaster News

State Rep. Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) expressed his enthusiasm for the recent multimodal grant awards in southern Lancaster County, highlighting the positive impact of returning taxpayer investments to the region. The grants, totaling $1.38 million for the Enola Low Grade Trail Segment Rehabilitation in Bart Township and $600,652 for the West 4th Street / West State Street Intersection Reconfiguration in Quarryville Borough, were approved by the bipartisan Commonwealth Financing Authority within the Department of Community and Economic Development.

Cutler emphasized the significance of these grants, stating, "This significant return of taxpayer investment in our local communities will help upgrade transportation needs in southern Lancaster County." He further highlighted the importance of lawmakers' efforts in Harrisburg to benefit their districts, expressing pride in supporting the grant awards for Bart Township and Quarryville Borough.

The return of taxpayer resources into the region is seen as a vital step towards addressing transportation needs and enhancing local infrastructure. As the Republican Leader of the 100th Legislative District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Cutler's advocacy for these grants underscores the commitment to improving the community's well-being.

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