RED HILL – Last week, Sen. Tracy Pennycuick met with local emergency responders and county services to award and review several grant initiatives she helped secure in 2026.
“I’m proud to provide state funding that supports the essential work our local emergency responders do every day,” said Sen. Pennycuick. “These investments strengthen public safety, community services, and enhance the quality of life for residents throughout the region. I’m grateful to partner with our local organizations and municipalities to deliver resources that make a meaningful difference.”
Sen. Pennycuick visited and met with officials from the following organizations:
Collegeville Borough Police Department – $71,000 to purchase and outfit a new police vehicle.
Lower Pottsgrove Township Police Department – $30,000 to purchase new vehicle laptops.
North Penn Volunteer Fire Company – $125,000 for station renovations and HVAC upgrades.
North Wales Police Department – $100,000 to purchase and outfit a new police vehicle.
Lower Salford Police Department – $44,000 to purchase new vehicle cameras.
Victim Services Center of Montgomery County Inc – $100,000 to support its 24/7 Crisis Hotline for victims of crime.
The grants are provided through the PA Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED), which works to ensure the Commonwealth remains competitive and economically resilient. DCED advances sustainable development, supports strategic business and community initiatives, and provides technical assistance and financial resources to foster growth across Pennsylvania.
CONTACT: Sean Drakeley, (215) 541-2388; sdrakeley@pasen.gov