State Rep. Regina Young, D- Phila./Delaware, today presented a check for $425,000 to Colwyn Borough for Walnut Street sanitary sewer improvements. Read more
State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, said she is proud to announce that Colwyn Borough will receive $110,000 to convert the basin at 5 th Street and Ellis Avenue into a bio-retention basin. “We only have one planet to live on,” Young said. “It is a huge undertaking, and we need to make every possible step to protect it. I am always proud to bring back money to the district that makes such a positive impact on both our community and environment.” These Watershed Restoration and Protection funds, provided through the Commonwealth Financing Authority, can be used for projects which involve the construction, improvement, expansion, repair, maintenance or rehabilitation of new or existing watershed protection Best Management Practices. The Commonwealth Financing Authority was established in 2004 to administer Pennsylvania's economic stimulus packages. The CFA holds fiduciary responsibility over the funding of programs and investments in Pennsylvania's economic growth. Read more
State Rep. Regina Young presented $60,000 in state funding to Pastor Alfred S. Parker, Jr. on behalf of Mt. Zion CME Church in Sharon Hill. “This funding will go a long way towards helping the individuals and families that need it the most in and around Sharon Hill,” Young said. “I’m always happy to help give back to the community in the most helpful ways possible.” "We are so grateful to receive this blessing, which will benefit the Mount Zion Food Bank Ministry and all the families in the communities we serve,” Parker said. The funding comes from the Department of Community and Economic Development. Read more
STATE PROGRAMS NOW OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS: Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture: ?Urban Agriculture Infrastructure Grant Program (Funding Source: General Fund) Who May Apply : An individual, partnership, association, firm, corporation, cooperatives or any other legal entity. Use : To support projects that grow agricultural infrastructure in urban food deserts to improve access to fresh, local food and provide opportunities for hands-on learning, community-building, and for people to become social entrepreneurs. Community gardens are eligible projects. Funds : $2,500 micro grants or up to $50,000 for collaboration grants. Application Deadline : September 16, 2022 More Information : Click on https://www.agriculture.pa.gov/Funding/Farmbill/Pages/Urban-Ag-Grant.aspx . Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture: ?Very Small Meat and Poultry Processor Reimbursement Grant Program (Funding Source: Federal Funding) Who May Apply : An individual, partnership, association, firm, corporation or any other legal entity. Use : To support the development and expansion of current or future very small meat and poultry processing operations. Funds : Grants are limited to no more than $100,000 per applicant. Application Deadline : September 26, 2022 More Information : Click on https://www.agriculture.pa.gov/Funding/Farmbill/Pages/Very-Small-Meat-Processor-Grant.aspx . Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture: ?Agriculture and Youth Grant Program Read more
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State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware said she is satisfied that the budget includes a large increase in education funding, for the school districts in her legislative district and throughout the commonwealth. William Penn School District received an increase of $4.8 million, a 19% increase from last year’s budget, while Southeast Delco School District gained a $5.6 million increase, which is a 29% increase from the previous year. Philadelphia School District received an increase of $189.3 million, a 14% increase from last year. “I’m happy to see that the budget prioritized education as a fundamental part of our budget,” Young said. “Education is the building block to a sound future, and I’m thankful of my colleagues who helped pass this budget – taking children’s needs into account.” The General Appropriations budget bill must now be passed in the Senate before going to Gov. Tom Wolf’s desk for his signature. Read more
State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, held a day of gratitude for residents in her legislative district. More than 100 people showed up to the event, which featured opportunities for people to connect with important state government services and benefits. There were also businesses and other agencies there, such as PECO and the Philadelphia Housing Authority, to help community members navigate their way to programs to help improve their quality of life. Constituents also were able to meet Young and her office staff, as Young introduced herself and listened to the concerns of the community. “I want you all to understand that I am not greater, I’m not better, I’m not more important than any of you that are here,” Young said. “We are all created equal, and we’re in this together. Teamwork makes the dream work.” ### Read more
HARRISBURG, April 25 – State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, today announced that her district will receive $7 million in Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grants. “I’m ready to put your tax dollars back to work on redevelopment projects that matter deeply to you,” Young said. “I’m most excited about the improvements coming to FDR Park, and with this funding, we are sure to get a state-of-the-art welcome center and over 30 acres of majestic wetlands. In addition, Navy Yard and Philly Shipyard workers should see safety and training facility upgrades to help them feel protected on the job. These improvements will drastically improve many of our daily lives.” The program grants will be distributed to: Fairmount Park Conservancy for Phase II of the Welcome Center at FDR Park. This $2 million project will convert a historic stable and guardhouse into a public-facing welcome center. The 5,500-square-foot guardhouse will be renovated into shared co-working space for community organizations that deliver park programming; the 3,600-square-foot courtyard into a one-stop shop for park users with restrooms, a staffed information center, and equipment rentals; and the 4,000- square-foot stables restored into a cafe and 6,700-square-foot event space overlooking Pattison Lagoon. These include utilities, such as new water, wastewater, electric, and data lines. The City of Read more
HARRISBURG, April 25 – State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, today announced that the Philadelphia International Airport will receive $500,000 from the PA Department of Transportation for rehabilitation of baggage tug tunnels for safer, timely and streamlined baggage operations. “PHL is among the very best airports in the United States, and I’m working to keep it that way,” Young said. “Any way that we can help make sure everyone saves time at the airport means we are saving money as well. These upgrades will provide efficiencies to make sure everyone receives the correct baggage on time, giving employees and customers less headaches.” The project is part of $10 million awarded from the Aviation Transportation Assistance Program. Pennsylvania has 121 public-use aviation facilities including airports, heliports and seaplane bases, and these new investments will expand aviation-related operational and economic opportunities statewide. More information is available by contacting Young’s district office at 215-952-3376 or visit the PennDOT website : https://www.penndot.pa.gov/Doing-Business/Aviation/Pages/default.aspx . ### Read more
HARRISBURG, April 22 – State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, today announced that the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission will be receiving $990,000 from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation for Surface Transportation Block Grants. These funds are to be used to improve transportation alternatives and enhance mobility and public accessibility across the state. “As we work to improve FDR Park, we need to also make sure the surrounding area keeps up with these enhancements,” Young said. “This money is going to help our neighbors get from A to B in the most efficient way possible and provide much needed safety improvements and guidance to local schools.” The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission secured $540,000 to help the City of Philadelphia Streets Department improve pedestrian and bicycle connections to the Navy Yard by installing a shared-use side path along the western side of South Broad Street from FDR Park to the Navy Yard. In addition, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission has secured another $450,000 to help the City of Philadelphia’s Office of Transportation, Infrastructure and Sustainability, in partnership with the Streets Department, to provide a pedestrian and bicycle safety curriculum to local middle schools; develop a bicycle and pedestrian safety learning e-module for students; create conceptual design plans that create slow zones around schools; Read more
Last Saturday, I presented a citation honoring Shen Yun Performing Arts for their contributions to cultural renewal and the arts. This organization is a United States-based, non-profit, performing arts and entertainment company that tours internationally, producing dance performances and symphony concerts. It is operated by the Falun Gong new religious movement. Shen Yun is composed of seven performing arts companies, with a total of approximately 480 performers. Read more
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If you have ever wondered how to save more on energy costs during the winter, join my office for an Energy Conservation Workshop to be held on Feb. 24 from 6 to 7 p.m. Pre-registration is required. Please call 215-952-3376 to register. Read more
Here you can find all of the Pa. state grants and resources available as of 2020-21. Read more
The House Democratic Policy Committee's Subcommittee on Progressive Policies for Working People explored exonerations in Pennsylvania and steps the legislature can take to support those who have been wrongly incarcerated by the criminal justice system. Read more
I will be co-hosting an Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Mobile Office on January 12th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you are having any trouble staying in your home or paying your rent, you are invited to learn more about how we can keep you in your home. Read more
Rep. Regina Young, D-Philadelphia/Delaware, announces $500,000 has been awarded through a grant from the Pa. Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources to improve accessibility and safety in FDR Park, a huge tourism and recreational asset for the region. Read more
Pa. state Rep. Regina Young wishes you and your family happy holidays and a prosperous New Year. Read more
Want to know how to apply and what steps you need to take to receive the funds? For more information and to RSVP to the next event, call (215) 952-3376. Read more
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8 – State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, held a School Lunch and Interview event with youth from John Bartram High School in partnership with McDonald’s. “Seven students were hired on the spot and several more received calls the next day for job offers,” said Young. “For most of these kids, this is their first job opportunity and first time receiving a job interview. For some, it can even be an opportunity to help provide at home. It was great to see the principal and leadership team of the neighborhood school district out in support. Many of these students are at-risk youth, impacted by gun violence daily, and I am thrilled to see them getting an opportunity to grow and develop.” Young partnered with local team members from McDonald’s, community partners, school districts, and government officials from all levels of government. The goal of the event was for students to learn more about what employers are looking for in customer service jobs and the career paths that can come from these opportunities. For more information, contact Young’s district office at (215) 952-3376. ### Read more
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1 – State Rep. Regina Young, D-Phila./Delaware, will be holding a School Lunch and Interview event with youth from John Bartram High School in partnership with McDonald’s. The event is to be held on at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 6 at the McDonalds at 7700, Island Ave., Philadelphia. The goal is for students to learn more about what employers are looking for in customer service jobs and the career paths that can come from these opportunities. Principals, counselors and other officials from John Bartram High School have been invited to attend. A presentation from McDonald’s corporate office is expected. For more information, contact Young’s district office at 215-952-3376. ### Read more
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