Pittsburgh Receives $2.3 Million for Infrastructure Projects
Pittsburgh received a $2.3 million infrastructure award as its 2026 capital budget directs nearly half of spending to engineering and construction.
Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia Plans Federal Request for Public-Works Assistance
Philadelphia says it plans to submit a federal assistance request around Aug. 6, but the city has not disclosed the program, amount or projects involved.
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86-Unit Apartment Complex Proposed Near Jenkintown-Wyncote Station in Wyncote
A proposed 86-unit apartment complex at 165 Township Line Road remains subject to Cheltenham Township approval and is about 1,000 feet from SEPTA’s Jenkintown-Wyncote Regional Rail station.
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PennDOT scheduled lane restrictions on Richmond Road corridor serving Mt Bethel
PennDOT scheduled daytime pothole patching June 22-24 on Richmond Road and Five Points Richmond Road in Lower Mount Bethel Township.
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Jenkintown volunteers organize replacement for borough’s demolished playground
Jenkintown residents planned volunteer construction on parts of a replacement playground at Legacy Park after the borough’s only playground, the Jenkintown Castle, was demolished in April 2026.
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Easton receives $5.5 million in state awards for mixed-use project and community center
Pennsylvania awarded $500,000 to the Foundry at Easton and $5 million to the planned Greater Community Empowerment Center as part of a statewide capital investment announced July 16.
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New land-development plan component appears in St. Marys permitting record
A public tracking record identifies a new land-development plan component in Saint Marys City, but it does not yet disclose the applicant, address, project size or approval status.
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Upper Darby weighs mixed-use development on 14 acres in Drexel Hill
Upper Darby Township Council heard residents about a proposed zoning amendment that could allow residential and commercial development on approximately 14 acres along State Road in Drexel Hill.
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$6.7 million investment advances 44-acre business park in Bedford County
Pennsylvania officials highlighted the July 2026 groundbreaking of the Bette Brown Slayton Business Park, a project expected to create nine shovel-ready sites and 60 construction jobs.
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Lancaster adopts 2026-27 budget with tax-rate increase
Lancaster City Council adopted the 2026-27 city budget after a public hearing, raising the tax rate and retaining projected police overtime and court costs.
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Permit application for Chalk Hill Village Plaza water system returned after review
A June application sought to transfer operating approval for the noncommunity water system serving Chalk Hill Village Plaza. The application was marked returned June 22, with no approval or service interruption reported.
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Hermitage Cleared to Buy National Guard Readiness Center for $920,000
Pennsylvania legislation authorizes Hermitage to acquire the National Guard Readiness Center and about seven acres, but the closing date and future use remain unconfirmed.
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Mt Pocono selected for WalkWorks grant to improve walking and biking network
Mt Pocono is one of 11 communities awarded a WalkWorks grant aimed at improving walking and bicycling networks, with a borough council work session scheduled for Aug. 18.
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Loyalhanna Township weighs bids for tax-claim properties at Saltsburg municipal meeting
Loyalhanna Township’s July 7, 2026, agenda included motions on bids for two properties in the Westmoreland County Tax Claim Bureau’s unsold-property repository.
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Malvern public-works review continues as August council and planning meetings approach
Malvern’s official meeting calendar shows a July 28 Public Works Subcommittee session and three identified August meetings, while agenda records flag paving, emergency-response and grant materials for continued review.
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East Allegheny School District files civil case involving Wilmerding property reference
A February 13, 2026, court docket identifies a civil case brought by the East Allegheny School District against Ntegridy LLC and related parties. The accessible record does not disclose the allegations, requested relief or next court date.
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Hershey High School stadium work changes campus access through summer 2026
Stadium construction at Hershey High School closed portions of campus and redirected walkers, community-center users and bus traffic. The district has not confirmed completion.
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Pennsylvania air permit for Lippert facility in Denver lists Aug. 31, 2026, date
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection issued air permit 36-05111 for Lippert Components I/Denver. The permit record lists Aug. 31, 2026, as a material date.
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McCully Road repairs bring lane restrictions through August in Allison Park
Hampton Township has begun repairs and resurfacing on McCully Road between Middle Road and Route 8, with daytime alternating one-lane traffic scheduled through August.
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Delaware County says June cyberattack disrupted services for Glenolden-area residents
Delaware County officials disclosed that a sophisticated cybercriminal attack in late June disrupted county services and gave attackers limited access to data on county network systems.
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Cambria County agenda lists Sept. 11 sheriff sale for Northern Cambria area
Cambria County posted a July 8, 2026 public agenda that includes a sheriff-sale item for Sept. 11, but the available record does not identify the property or connect it specifically to former Barnesboro.
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Peters Township keeps East McMurray development under review as 2026 road work continues
The Smith Packett assisted-living and memory-care proposal was tabled and is expected back before the Peters Township Planning Commission in August, while East McMurray Road remains on the township’s 2026 project-roadway map.