Lower Bucks Today

Langhorne, PA – Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has announced the acquisition of a $1.2 million Community Project Funding (CPF) grant aimed at revitalizing Tullytown Borough. This funding is part of the FY2024 Consolidated Appropriations Act, under the Community Project Funding program, which allows federal funds to be directed toward projects addressing significant community needs.

The grant will support infrastructure improvements in Old Tullytown Borough, including an overhaul of Main Street and reconstruction of the central municipal parking lot. These projects aim to enhance public amenities with new curbs, sidewalks, decorative lighting, trees, seating, and ADA-compliant intersections. The upgrades are expected to create a safer environment and boost economic growth by attracting new opportunities.

Borough Councilman Bryan Service expressed gratitude for Fitzpatrick's efforts: “Tullytown Borough is extremely grateful for Congressman Fitzpatrick’s hard work and leadership in securing funding to support our efforts to revitalize our community. These funds will allow us to make much needed improvements to our roads and streets, that will make Tullytown an even better place to live, work, and raise a family.”

Congressman Fitzpatrick highlighted the impact of this investment: “Tullytown Borough and its residents hold a special place in our community, which is why I was proud to fight for this transformative $1.2 Million investment to fuel its future. This funding will be a powerful catalyst for substantial economic growth, providing a vital boost for small businesses and making Tullytown an even more vibrant place to live and work."

Fitzpatrick has also secured additional funding for other community projects within Bucks County.