State Sen. Art Haywood (D., Montgomery/Philadelphia) announced last Thursday that $4.5 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) awards have been distributed to support area improvement projects.
Among the recipients are the Quintessence Theatre Group, $500,00 for Sedgwick Theater renovations and construction; Mt. Airy CDC, $1.5 million for renovations at Simons Recreation Center; and Springfield Township Middle School, $500,000 for additions and renovations.
“These organizations and school districts work tirelessly to improve the health and social wellness of our …
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State Sen. Art Haywood (D., Montgomery/Philadelphia) announced last Thursday that $4.5 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) awards have been distributed to support area improvement projects.
Among the recipients are the Quintessence Theatre Group, $500,00 for Sedgwick Theater renovations and construction; Mt. Airy CDC, $1.5 million for renovations at Simons Recreation Center; and Springfield Township Middle School, $500,000 for additions and renovations.
“These organizations and school districts work tirelessly to improve the health and social wellness of our communities,” Haywood said. “I’m grateful to return state dollars to these local building projects that will create jobs. By strengthening shopping, entertainment, learning and recreational spaces, we’re laying a foundation of success for future generations.”
RACP is a state grant program that supports the acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, recreational and historic improvements.
