The Levi A. and Susan M. Byler Farm received $99,931 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture for future development.
Corrugated Partners Group announced a $52.7 million investment to build a new manufacturing operation and will create at least 80 new good-paying jobs within the next three years. The company received a funding proposal from DCED for a $400,000 Pennsylvania First grant and a $160,000 workforce development grant to train workers.
Erie City Water Authority received a $1,889,510 loan and a $4,110,490 grant from the Pennsylvania Investment Authority to replace approximately 850 service connections consisting of cast iron pipe attached to water mains by lead goosenecks. The project will contribute to the protection of adults and children from lead.
The Municipal Authority of Buffalo Township received a $742,947 grant from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority to replace approximately 133 lead service lines throughout the Borough of Freeport in April 2023
The Leo and Bernard Corl Farm received $582,152 in state funds from the Department of Agriculture through the Farmland Preservation Program to protect the farm from commercial or residential development.
The Gary E. and Christine K. Biddle Farm #2, The Neil C. and Heather J Darhower Farm, and The Morgan E. Constance Farm received $1,090,994 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture for protection from future development.
Heritage House received a $29,800 Senior Community grant from the Department of Aging for capital improvements & renovation.
Shank's Extracts announced its $30.5 million investment to expand its operations at its East Hempfield Township HQ in Lancaster County, creating at least 83 new jobs and retaining 234 statewide jobs within the next three years. The company received a funding proposal from the Department of Community and Economic Development for a $332,000 Pennsylvania First grant and a $166,000 workforce development grant to train workers.
Margaret I. Harris Farm #2, Sandra S. Sanders Family Protection Trust, and the Danielle D.J. Stewart and David Knox Farm received $328,320 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture to protect them from future residential or commercial development.
In June 2023, EAM-Mosca Corp. announced it would invest $20.6 million to expand its manufacturing operation in Luzerne County, creating at least 50 new good-paying jobs within the next three years. The company received a funding proposal including a $250,000 Pennsylvania First grant. EAM-Mosca completed it's expansion project by May 2024.
Early Bird Therapy and Growing in Motion, through the Capital Regional Economic Development Corporation, were approved for a 15-year $409,000 loan to acquire and renovate a 5,400-square-foot health care enterprise facility located in Upper Allen Township. The borrowers are looking to expand their operation by adding a second location in Mechanicsburg. This project will create three new jobs and retain three full-time jobs within three years.
Glenn and Bethany Martin, through Capital Region Economic Development Corporation, received $400,000 to construct a 25,200-square-foot breeder barn from the First Industries Fund (FIF). FIF loans are aimed at strengthening Pennsylvania's agriculture and tourism industries through loan guarantees.
The Borough of Ambridge received a $15,000 grant from The Department of Environmental Protection for two electric pickup trucks for the police department on February 28, 2023.
Chestnut Hills Social Center received a $10,300 Senior Community grant from the Department of Aging for capital improvements & renovation.
The Soloman Asser and Gabriela Hodara Farm received $816,000 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture to protect the farm from future residential or commercial development.
Raceway Management Company received a conditional $841,547 million National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building a charging station at the Onvo Travel Plaza in Blakeslee.
Lehigh County Authority received a $1,555,508 loan and a $3,383,892 grant from the Pennsylvania Investment Authority to replace 149 private and 1 public lead and/or galvanized service lines in the City of Allentown. The project will contribute to the eliminated risk of potential lead exposure to adults and children.
The David L. and Julie Hess Farm received $251,835 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture for protection from future development.
TA Operating received a conditional $1.1 million National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building a charging station in Greencastle.
The Elizabeth LaFrenz Farm received $10,519 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture for future development.
The Denise D. Cobb Farm received $124,429 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture for protection from future development.
The Homer Broger Jr. Farm received $423,419 in state funds from the Department of Agriculture through the Farmland Preservation Program to protect the farm from commercial or residential development.
Electrify America received a $775,804 conditional National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building charging stations in Harrisburg.
The Richard L. Jr. and Michelle L. Ober Farm received a $153,176 investment from the Department of Agriculture for protection from future development.
Francis Energy PA received a conditional $739,821 National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building a charging station at the Chippewa Center in Beaver Falls.
Little Leaf PA was approved for a $501,136 Pipeline Investment Program grant through the Department of Community and Economic Development for the installation of 3,000 linear feet of natural gas pipeline for their facility. The installation will allow for additional capacity of the gas line to support the future expansion of Little Leaf from 20 acres of greenhouse to 60 acres of greenhouse.
The Meadow-Vista Farm LP and The Nathan L. and Jenna R. Umbrell Farm received a $623,121 investment from the Department of Agriculture for protection from future development.
The Linda M. Longenecker Farm received $128,578 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture to protect them from future residential or commercial development.
Schless Bottles announced it will relocate from New Jersey to Allentown, Pennsylvania and invest more than $7.5 million in a manufacturing facility for premium plastic jars and bottles. The investment will create 98 full-time, new manufacturing jobs within three years. The company received a $300,000 Pennsylvania First Grant and a $196,000 grant to train new workers.
TH Minit Markets received a conditional $798,869 National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building a charging station in Allentown.
Electrify America received a conditional $741,290 National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building a charging station at the Sheetz in Bethel.
Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores received a conditional $577,330 million National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure award to expand access to and reliability of electric vehicle charging by building a charging station at the Love's Travel Stop in Brookville.
The Gary L. and Renee V., Glenn A. and Sue E. Hertzler #2 Farm received $114,389 in state funding from the Department of Agriculture for protection from future development.