OFFICERS SAY NOBODY WAS HURT THERE. PENNSYLVANIA IS SPENDING NEARLY $30 MILLION TO TRY TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ACROSS THE STATE. CITIES AND TOWNSHIPS AND MULTIPLE COUNTIES IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY ARE SET TO SEE PART OF THE FUNDING FROM THIS YEAR’S STATE BUDGET. NEARLY $2 MILLION WILL GO TOWARDS PROJECTS IN EAST PENNSBORO AND HAMPDEN TOWNSHIPS IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY AND THE CITY OF HARRISBURG AND DERRY TOWNSHIP. DAUPHIN COUNTY ARE SET TO RECEIVE MORE THAN $1 MILLION. IN TOTAL. MORE THAN $1 MILLION IS ALSO GOING TO PROJECTS ACROSS LANCASTER COUNTY, AND MORE THAN $350,000 THAT’S GOING TO BE GOING TOWARDS MODERNIZING EQUIPMENT ALONG MAP
Pennsylvania invests $30 million to improve traffic safety and reduce congestion
Updated: 8:39 AM EST Jan 7, 2026
Pennsylvania invests $30 million to improve traffic safety and reduce congestionPennsylvania is allocating nearly $30 million to enhance traffic safety and reduce congestion, with significant funding directed to projects in the Susquehanna Valley.Pennsylvania is spending nearly $30 million to improve traffic safety and reduce congestion across the state, with cities and townships in multiple counties in the Susquehanna Valley set to receive part of the funding from this year’s state budget.Nearly $2 million will go towards projects in East Pennsboro and Hampden townships in Cumberland County. The city of Harrisburg and Derry Township in Dauphin County are set to receive more than $1 million in total.More than $1 million is also going to projects across Lancaster County. Additionally, more than $350,000 will go towards modernizing equipment along Maple Street, Jonestown Road, and North 12th Street in Lebanon.
Pennsylvania invests $30 million to improve traffic safety and reduce congestion
Pennsylvania is allocating nearly $30 million to enhance traffic safety and reduce congestion, with significant funding directed to projects in the Susquehanna Valley.
Pennsylvania is spending nearly $30 million to improve traffic safety and reduce congestion across the state, with cities and townships in multiple counties in the Susquehanna Valley set to receive part of the funding from this year’s state budget.
Nearly $2 million will go towards projects in East Pennsboro and Hampden townships in Cumberland County. The city of Harrisburg and Derry Township in Dauphin County are set to receive more than $1 million in total.More than $1 million is also going to projects across Lancaster County. Additionally, more than $350,000 will go towards modernizing equipment along Maple Street, Jonestown Road, and North 12th Street in Lebanon.