Gov. Wolf owes every business owner and taxpayer in Cambria Co a better explanation as to why Centre County with more cases can reopen while Cambria County is left shuttered. I will continue to demand answers of the Wolf admin on behalf of our area. https://t.co/IBloE9z3cd
Frank Burns
@RepFrankBurns · PA · H
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| Housing | 2.0% | 2.3% | −0.3 pp | Under-indexed | 9 |
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I brought $250,000,000 in state grants back to Cambria County, and we're not done making our community a better place. Contact my office to find out how state grants can help with your project. https://t.co/9RlbOMwHwZ
GREAT NEWS: $5.2 MILLION is coming to expand rural internet access to 3,557 homes and businesses in Cambria County. Investments like this are critical to our future growth. https://t.co/g5Q6364ker
Since the start of this crisis Ive worked every day to make sure Cambria County gets its fair share of federal COVID-19 relief funding, and this marks another success for our region. https://t.co/146pDXJLXm
$166,000 for our region -- Ill never stop fighting to put our people first. https://t.co/gIuquLrKy5
Over $400k in emergency funding is on its way: Adams Twp, $65,514; Cambria Twp, $65,844; Cresson Twp, $61,264; Jackson Twp, $61,410; and Cambria County, $159,506 https://t.co/vxZuJvFoWj
It's hard to imagine local officials turning down a "No Match" state grant of nearly $452,000 because they want something else done first. I guess the Upper Yoder Township supervisors are OK with that money going to Philadelphia or Pittsburgh. https://t.co/v2jbzqt3Uu