Kephart, Langerholc Announce More Than $1 Million in Grant Funds

December 18, 2025

HARRISBURG – State Rep. Dallas Kephart (R-Cambria/Clearfield) and Sen. Wayne Langerholc Jr. (R-35) today announced more than $1 million in Local Share Account (LSA) funding invested in the 73rd Legislative District.

“LSA grants mark an important investment in the continued growth of our community,” Kephart said. “I am proud to share the news about this funding for our communities, and grateful for the ability to advocate for these grants.”

Projects funded by this round of LSA grants in the 73rd Legislative District:
• Bigler Township received $134,760 for a new winter maintenance plow truck.
• Boggs Township received $32,404 for a new municipal truck.
• Bradford Township received $60,000 for a new drum roller.
• Burnside Borough received $116,010 for a new backhoe loader.
• Clearfield Borough received $85,646 for rehabilitation of Chester Street.
• Clearfield Borough also received $120,664 for a new winter maintenance plow truck.
• Cooper Township received $123,816 for a new backhoe loader.
• Decatur Township received $93,678 for a new excavator.
• Karthaus Township received $233,708 for a new 4WD ambulance vehicle.
• Patton Borough received $100,000 for a new search and rescue truck.
• West Carroll Water Authority received $61,880 for a new utility truck.

“In partnership with Rep. Kephart, these investments ensure our communities are well-prepared to meet today’s needs while promoting stability,” said Langerholc. “By strengthening public safety through critical equipment investments and infrastructure improvements, these grants deliver a real and lasting impact.”

LSA grants are distributed for projects that need funding and are in the public interest, which improve the quality of life of citizens in the community and are owned and maintained by an eligible applicant or a nonprofit organization. 

Eligible projects include construction or renovation, acquisition, equipment and infrastructure. Eligible applicants include individual counties, boroughs and townships; municipal authorities; economic development agencies; and redevelopment authorities. 

LSA grants are facilitated through distribution of gaming revenue by the Commonwealth Financing Authority, which was established in 2004 to administer Pennsylvania’s economic stimulus packages. 

Questions about this or any state government issue should be directed to Kephart’s Clearfield district office at 814-765-0609, his Hastings office at 814-247-6210 or his Osceola Mills office at 814-339-6544.


Representative Dallas Kephart
73rd Legislative District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Media Contact: Matthew Davis
717.787.3994
mdavis@pahousegop.com 

Senator Wayne Langerholc, Jr.
35th Senate District
Pennsylvania Senate
Media Contact: Gwenn Dando
Gdando@pasen.gov