Selinsgrove industrial park road ARC

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation $1,352,207 on September 10, 2025, under the Appalachian Development Highway System (CFDA 20.229) formula grant program for full-depth roadway reconstruction, roadway widening, concrete curbing installation, flattening of two 90-degree turns, and new drainage infrastructure on Industrial Park Road in Selinsgrove Borough, Snyder County, Pennsylvania. The project runs from the intersection of Industrial Park Road and Sand Hill Road on the south end to the intersection with Sassafras Road on the north end, with work including inlets, pipes, manholes, and miscellaneous construction to improve roadway drainage.

The period of performance extends through May 4, 2028, with all work performed in Pennsylvania. The Appalachian Development Highway System is a formula program jointly administered by the Appalachian Regional Commission and FHWA, supporting development highways and access roads across 13 Appalachian states to advance economic development. Funds are apportioned to states based on cost-to-complete estimates; the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act dedicates $250 million annually (less 1.5% for FHWA administration) to the program through fiscal year 2026.

Project description

Industrial park in selinsgrove borough, snyder county. The limits for the project begin on the south end of industrial park road at intersection with sand hill road to the north end of industrial park road at intersection with sassafras road. Full depth roadway reconstruction, installation of concrete curbing, roadway widening, flattening of two 90 degree turns, installing new drainage features such as inlets, pipes, and manholes to improve roadway drainage and other miscellaneous construction.