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Project Examples
Read more about successful critical infrastructure projects made possible by GMS's funding strategies.
Project:
Carroll Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades
Client:
The Carroll Valley Sewer and Water Authority
Funding Source:
Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$1,125,000


Carrol Valley Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades
The Carroll Valley Sewer and Water Authority (Authority) currently owns and maintains the Carroll Valley Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP).

Project:
Gregg Township Municipal Authority Sewer System Upgrades
Client:
Gregg Township
Funding Sources:
Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development; Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$2,128,000

Gregg Township Municipal Authority Sewer System Upgrades
The Gregg Township Municipal Authority is unique in that it not only serves residents and businesses, but also those housed at the Allenwood Federal Corrections Complex.
Project:
Adams County 800 MHZ Digital Public Safety Radio Network
Client:
Adams County
Funding Sources:
Governor’s Office of the Budget
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$3,250,000


Adams County Digital Public Safety Radio Network
Adams County used grant funds to implement a comprehensive, multi-jurisdictional, multi-municipal emergency communications initiative, which is centered on an 800 MHz Digital Public Safety Radio Network.

Project:
Borough of Chambersburg Natural Gas Pipeline
Client:
Borough of Chambersburg
Funding Sources:
Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$584,100

Borough of Chambersburg Natural Gas Pipeline
In 2018, the Borough of Chambersburg implemented a Natural Gas Pipeline Extension Project which was aimed at providing service to underserved neighborhoods both within the Borough and in neighboring Greene Township through a unique, inter-municipal public/private partnership with UGI Gas.
Project:
Cumberland Franklin Joint Municipal Authority
Client:
Cumberland Franklin Joint Municipal Authority
Funding Sources:
Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$480,000


Cumberland Franklin Joint Municipal Authority
The Cumberland Franklin Joint Municipal Authority, whose service areas spans 4 municipalities in both Cumberland and Franklin Counties, utilized public grant funding from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for two of its significant infrastructure projects.

Project:
Chambersburg Renewable Energy Initiatives
Client:
Borough of Chambersburg
Funding Sources:
Governor’s Office of the Budget; Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$1,400,000

Chambersburg Renewable Energy Initiatives
The Borough of Chambersburg is committed to diversifying its energy portfolio through the pursuit of clean and renewable energy sources. It currently holds a Gold Level Sustainable Pennsylvania Community Certification.