Transportation Project Examples
Read more about successful transportation projects made possible by GMS's funding strategies.
Project:
Sixth Street Extension
Client:
Warwick Township
Funding Sources:
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured: $3,400,000
Sixth Street Extension
Warwick Township engaged in a collaborative public-private partnership with Lititz Borough, Moravian Manor, Lititz Reserve, and the Lancaster Evangelical Free Church to advance an inter-municipal, multimodal transportation project known as the Sixth Street Extension.
Project:
North Chambersburg Improvements Project Phase 1 & II
Client:
Chambersburg Health Services & Greene Township
Funding Sources:
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; Commonwealth Financing Authority
Total Grant Funding Secured: $3,478,061
North Chambersburg Improvements Project
Traffic flows more efficiently and business is booming in and around the Norland Avenue commercial/retail corridor in Chambersburg as a direct result of the North Chambersburg Improvements Project Phase I & II in Franklin County.
Project:
Ephrata Crossing
Client:
Property Investing & Management, Inc.
Funding Sources:
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation; Governor’s Office of the Budget
Total Grant Funding Secured: $2,700,000
Ephrata Crossing
The greater Ephrata area in Lancaster County is experiencing the benefit of reduced traffic congestion, increased efficiency, and economic development thanks to transportation infrastructure improvements and site work to support a mixed-use development known as Ephrata Crossing.
Project:
Rhodes Drive BMP Implementation and Road Construction
Client:
Borough of Chambersburg
Funding Sources:
Chesapeake Bay Trust; Commonwealth Financing Authority; Franklin County
Total Grant Funding Secured:
$423,114
Rhodes Drive
As a result of various local, state, federal, and private interest and investments, Rhodes Drive has received the notable designation as the Borough of Chambersburg’s first “Green Street.”