Reichard, Mastriano Announce $2.4 Million in Grants for Community Projects in Franklin County

January 20, 2026

WAYNESBORO – Rep. Chad Reichard (R-Franklin) and Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-Franklin/Adams) announced that the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) has awarded $2.4 million in grant funding for projects in Franklin County.

“These grants are strategic investments in Franklin County’s economic future,” Reichard said. “Reliable water and sewer systems and modern transportation infrastructure are critical to attracting employers, supporting existing businesses and ensuring our communities can grow responsibly. This funding helps lay the groundwork for long-term job creation and private investment. It was a pleasure working with Sen. Mastriano to secure this funding.”

Small Water and Sewer Program grants:

• $337,500 to Greencastle for phase I for a wastewater collection system replacement project.
• $425,000 to the Mont Alto Municipal Authority for well development.
• $64,600 to Quincy Township for the bulk water station project.
• $100,000 to the Washington Township Municipal Authority for the Cold Springs pumping station modernization and rehabilitation project.

Grant funding is through the Commonwealth Financing Authority’s Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program, which offers grants for small water and sewer infrastructure projects and can be used to assist with the construction, improvement, expansion, or rehabilitation or repair of a water supply or sanitary sewer system.

“Investing in infrastructure is investing in the future of Franklin County. These projects will strengthen the foundation of our communities by improving essential services and enhancing transportation networks. I’m proud to work alongside Rep. Reichard and the Commonwealth Financing Authority to deliver these resources that will help families, businesses and local governments thrive for generations to come,” Mastriano said.

Multimodal Transportation Fund grants:

• $400,000 to Antrim Investment Group, LLC for the construction of Helens Drive and related pedestrian infrastructure in The Heritage Hills Retirement Community in Antrim Township.
• $273,037 to Waynesboro to install streetlights along Walnut Street.
• $550,000 to Montgomery Township to construct a connector road between Corner Road and Fort Loud Road (PA Route 75).
• $205,000 to Washington Township to complete preliminary engineering for a 0.74-mile extension of Washington Boulevard from the SR 997 intersection to SR 316.

The Multimodal Transportation Fund provides grants to encourage economic development and ensure that a safe and reliable system of transportation is available to the residents of the Commonwealth.

Representative Chad Reichard
90th Legislative District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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