Pa. Advocate Takes Funding Case to Washington

December 17, 2009

Pennsylvania played a prominent role last week in telling a congressional panel why a timely, significant infusion of construction funding is essential in order to continue the momentum of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Read more

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Concern About Jobs May Revive Transportation Funding Bill

December 4, 2009

Continuing concerns about jobs may revive Washington’s interest in moving forward with a new federal transportation funding bill sooner than anticipated, according to published reports. Read more

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