Hill-Evans: $744K awarded for community projects under Crispus Attucks, West York Borough Police, York County libraries & more

Rep. Carol Hill-Evans March 26, 2026

YORK, March 26 – New funding of $743,916 from the Commonwealth Financing Authority will support multiple community infrastructure and revitalization projects across the 95th Legislative District, State Rep. Carol Hill-Evans announced today.

“Looking at what this funding will make possible—more opportunities for young people to grow and explore careers, upgraded spaces that help nonprofits stretch every dollar, and stronger support for neighbors with disabilities—it’s clear York is a community that leads with compassion,” Hill-Evans said. “I’m proud the state recognizes the value of these projects and grateful to help advocate for the people doing this important work.”

The grants were awarded by the CFA via the Statewide Local Share Account program, which distributes gaming revenue to support regional projects in the public interest. The York County Economic Alliance assisted various organizations in applying for their grants.

The following projects in the 95^th Legislative District were awarded funding:

Spring Garden Township:

$56,672 to Victory Fire Co. to purchase a snow removal vehicle.

West York Borough:

$48,699 to West York Borough Police to purchase a new police vehicle to shorten emergency response times.
$64,732 to York Habitat for Humanity to replace its aging and water-damaged roof.

City of York:

$90,020 to Crispus Attucks to upgrade its kitchen for the Culinary Training Program so students can practice new modern safety standards they’ll need for a career in food service.
$100,000 to Family First Health to replace its outdated HVAC units with more energy and cost-efficient versions.
$100,000 to Keystone Kidspace to add capacity to its workspace area, allowing staff to develop expanded education programs more effectively.
$90,774 to Shiloh Baptist Church to replace its windows with modern versions that add energy efficiency.
$100,000 to Shadowfax Corp. to create an interactive outdoor space for the clients they serve with intellectual & developmental disabilities and autism.
$30,040 to York Children’s Advocacy Center to replace its outdated manual wheelchair lift with an electric lift that can accommodate people in heavier electric wheelchairs.
$62,979 to York County Library Systems to replace its three outdated vans used to transport books among the library system’s 13 locations and local schools.