Erie County Times

Sen. Dan Laughlin (R-49) will host a grants workshop for Municipal Leaders on Thursday, Feb. 8, in Erie, PA. The event will take place at the Tom Ridge Environmental Center and will feature experts from various Pennsylvania state departments.

The workshop aims to provide valuable information and resources to municipal leaders who are seeking grants for their communities. Sen. Laughlin is committed to supporting local governments in their efforts to secure funding for important projects and initiatives.

According to Sen. Laughlin, "This grants workshop is an opportunity for municipal leaders to learn about the various grant programs available to them and how to navigate the application process. By bringing together experts from different state departments, we hope to provide a comprehensive overview of the resources and support that are available."

The workshop will include presentations from experts in the Department of Community and Economic Development, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, PENNVEST, the Department of General Services, and the Erie County Redevelopment Authority. These experts will provide insights into the specific grants and funding opportunities that are available through their respective departments.

Municipal leaders attending the workshop will have the chance to interact with these experts and ask questions about their specific projects and funding needs. The goal is to ensure that municipal leaders have a clear understanding of the grant programs that are available to them and can make informed decisions about which ones to pursue.

Sen. Laughlin encourages all municipal leaders in the area to attend the workshop, stating, "Whether you're looking to fund a community development project, improve infrastructure, or support economic growth, this grants workshop will provide you with the information and resources you need to get started."

The grants workshop will begin at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 8, at the Tom Ridge Environmental Center. Municipal leaders interested in attending can contact Katherine Nagle at 814-453-2515 for more information or to RSVP.

Sen. Laughlin's commitment to supporting municipal leaders in their efforts to secure funding is commendable. By hosting this grants workshop, he is providing a valuable opportunity for local governments to learn about the resources and support available to them. This initiative will undoubtedly contribute to the development and improvement of communities in Erie, PA.