Politics & Government

Trappe Gets $31K For Intersection Improvements

Good news for pedestrians and drivers in Trappe.

TRAPPE, PA — Trappe has received a grant to replace and modernize traffic signals in the township.

The $31,600 in funding will help improve two key intersections: Main Street and 3rd Avenue, and Main Street and Trappe Center.

The funding is part of more than $968,000 disbursed to 17 projects around Montgomery County as part of PennDOT's Green Light Go program.

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“These grants provide additional support to our municipalities to help them improve their traffic and pedestrian infrastructure," Val Arkoosh, Chair of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners said in a statement. "The awards will also create savings which will support many other worthwhile municipal projects. Even though they may not always be visible to the motoring public, these projects are important to maintaining the smooth flow of people and goods throughout the county."

The improvements include push buttons, traffic signal equipment, and ADA ramp upgrades.

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The grants come from revenue sourced from Montgomery County's $5 vehicle registration fee.

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