Shapiro Administration invests $71.6 million in Pennsylvania community revitalization

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19

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What happened

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The Shapiro administration announced $71,598,142 in investments for 443 projects through the Neighborhood Assistance Program to improve distressed neighborhoods in Pennsylvania. This funding is part of a larger effort where the administration has awarded over $250 million in tax credits across 1,500 projects since the start of its term. Governor Josh Shapiro secured $72 million in the 2026-27 state budget to continue funding the program.

From cumberlink.com

Why it matters

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The Neighborhood Assistance Program provides tax credits to businesses that contribute to nonprofit organizations’ efforts to revitalize communities. The program is designed to foster public-private partnerships and incentivize businesses to become active in their local communities.

The Shapiro Administration has launched a resource in Pennsylvania.

From cumberlink.com

Who's involved

Josh ShapiroGovernor of Pennsylvania, securing state budget funding for the Neighborhood Assistance Program.
PennsylvaniaState where the Neighborhood Assistance Program is deploying funds and tax credits.
LancasterLocation mentioned in relation to the administration's investment efforts.