Senator Mccormick Announcesmore Than $1.4 Million in FEMA Fundingfor Philadelphia Communities

WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) today announced $1,424,085.72 in federal funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help Philadelphia recover from past disasters, repair damaged infrastructure, and support essential local services. “People want their train to run on time, and we need to maintain our infrastructure to do that,” said Senator McCormick . “Mayor Parker will put these dollars to use to improve life in Philadelphia, and I will keep working to secure funding for my state.” Funding Details: Funding Amount Recipient Project Description $1,175,709.15 SEPTA (Philadelphia County) Repairs to rail signals and communications systems along 7.5 miles of the Manayunk/Norristown Line damaged by Hurricane Ida. $248,376.57 City of Philadelphia Reimbursement for costs associated with managing federal disaster assistance grants. ###