$2.9 Million for Impact Warren
State Senator Joe Scarnati announced today that funding for further development of IMPACT WARREN has been secured. Over $2.9 million in additional funds will now be available for this project.
“Since the beginning, I have worked with local officials and developers to see to the successful completion of this important project,” Scarnati stated. “I am pleased to have been involved in securing close to $3 million in additional revenues to expand economic development in this area.”
Scarnati mentioned that this is a big win for the community and the region, as it will only aid in making the City of Warren a better place to work and live.
“Once again, it shows the importance of working together and making sure that we bring our fair share of tax dollars back to the region,” Scarnati added. “This is a wonderful example of what can be accomplished when state leaders work closely with local officials. Without question, this is a tremendous shot in the arm to this community during these difficult economic times.”
The $2.95 million secured by Senator Scarnati is part of the Building PA Program through the Commonwealth Financing Authority, which was created in 2004 by the General Assembly to spur job creation in Pennsylvania.
“Since the beginning, I have worked with local officials and developers to see to the successful completion of this important project,” Scarnati stated. “I am pleased to have been involved in securing close to $3 million in additional revenues to expand economic development in this area.”
Scarnati mentioned that this is a big win for the community and the region, as it will only aid in making the City of Warren a better place to work and live.
“Once again, it shows the importance of working together and making sure that we bring our fair share of tax dollars back to the region,” Scarnati added. “This is a wonderful example of what can be accomplished when state leaders work closely with local officials. Without question, this is a tremendous shot in the arm to this community during these difficult economic times.”
The $2.95 million secured by Senator Scarnati is part of the Building PA Program through the Commonwealth Financing Authority, which was created in 2004 by the General Assembly to spur job creation in Pennsylvania.
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