Radnor-based ECON Partners Secures Nearly $3.8 Million for 11 Pennsylvania Community Projects

Radnor-based ECON partners, inc. secured $3,798,877 in Statewide Local Share Account (LSA) grants for 11 client projects across Pennsylvania in the Commonwealth Financing Authority's September 15th award round.

The awards include funding for a variety of capital projects throughout southeastern PA including:

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·Variety, the Children's Charity of the Delaware Valley — $350,000 for campus-wide electrical system upgrades

·Bensalem Township — $98,982 to purchase and install a Plymovent system to help protect firefighters in its newly constructed vehicle storage building

·City of Coatesville — $100,000 toward the purchase of a firefighting ladder truck.

·Elwyn — $40,000 for a Memorial Garden honoring individuals who received care at Elwyn, including those who passed away during the COVID-19 pandemic

·Delaware County Redevelopment Authority — $1 million for the activation of the Taylor Hospital Emergency Department

·Borough of Parkesburg — $100,000 to construct a new Public Works Garage

·Borough of Wyomissing — $250,000 for interior and exterior renovations to the Wyomissing Fire Station

·Borough of Oxford and Union Fire Company — $795,000 for a new fire engine

·CareLink — $166,416 to remove and replace 60 inefficient windows at the Torrey House

·Glen Foerd — $398,479 for critical infrastructure and structural improvements to its historic mansion

·Delaware County Community College — $500,000 to replace the HVAC/chiller plant at its Marple campus

"These grants will help our clients move important projects forward, from ensuring firefighters and emergency responders have the equipment necessary to protect their communities, to improving building infrastructure where people learn, receive care, and access support services throughout our communities," said Coleen Terry, Founder and President of ECON partners, inc. "We're proud to help communities across Pennsylvania secure the funding they need to make these improvements possible."

Pennsylvania's Statewide Local Share Account program distributes a portion of gaming revenue through the Commonwealth Financing Authority to support projects that improve quality of life. Eligible uses include property acquisition, construction, demolition, infrastructure improvements, vehicles, machinery and equipment, planning, consulting, design and engineering. Visit https://dced.pa.gov/programs/local-share-account-lsa-statewide/ to learn more.

About ECON partners, inc.

Founded in 2012, ECON partners, inc. is a woman-owned consulting firm with offices in Radnor and Harrisburg. The firm helps municipal, nonprofit, healthcare, higher education, and private clients identify and secure public funding and manage the requirements involved in implementing funded projects. For more information, visit https://www.econpartnersinc.com/.