# Pennsylvania Senate Awards $10M Infrastructure Grants

Senator Wayne Fontana announced the award of over **$10 million** in project and infrastructure grants to communities and organizations within Pennsylvania's 42nd senatorial district, primarily in Allegheny County. Funded through the Statewide Local Share Account supported by gaming revenues and administered by the Commonwealth Financing Authority, these grants target a variety of public interest projects including vehicle acquisitions, infrastructure upgrades, and facility renovations. The awards, announced on September 15, 2026, aim to enhance local services and infrastructure across multiple municipalities such as Pittsburgh, Dormont, Ingram, and Kennedy Township.

- **Why this matters:** Procurement professionals and contractors in Pennsylvania should note increased funding opportunities for infrastructure and community service projects in Allegheny County.
- The grants indicate active state-level investment in local infrastructure, potentially leading to upcoming solicitations or contracting opportunities.
- Organizations involved in vehicle procurement, construction, and facility renovation services may find new business prospects tied to these grants.
- Stakeholders should consider engagement with the Commonwealth Financing Authority and local government entities to align with funded projects and procurement cycles.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Grants & Funding
**Published:** September 15, 2026

### Government Entities
- Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA)
- Pennsylvania Senate

### Key Quotes
> Local Share grants help projects get across the finish line and I am proud to have advocated for these awards.
> — Wayne Fontana, Senator

### Sources
- [Senator Fontana Announces Over $10 Million in Project & Infrastructure Grants - Pennsylvania Senate Democrats](https://pasenate.com/senator-fontana-announces-over-10-million-in-project-infrastructure-grants/) - PA