Paving the Way for Millcreek Park Improvements Work on Scott Park slated for summer, CARS Project in works by Matt Swanseger
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Millcreek Township is making accessibility its modus operandi this summer, with one major parks and recreation project set to begin and another pending.
Scott Park, a popular nominee in a number of our Best of Erie outdoor categories, is officially on the books for $120,000 worth of improvements. Of that money, $98,000 will go toward the construction of new pedestrian walkways and ADA-compliant spectator areas alongside its ballfields, contracted through Lindy Paving. The latter phases of the project, tabbed for completion in late summer, will add new bleachers and park benches after the new pavement is laid down. The majority of the funding was delivered through a $77,000 Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources grant.
Morgan Seeks to Build on Progress in 2nd Term as Millcreek Township Supervisor Incumbent s first term highlighted by Embrace Millcreek Comprehensive Plan by Matt Swanseger
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During his campaign announcement at the Colony Pub and Grille, Millcreek Township Supervisor John Morgan painted himself as the non-traditional politician, one who does not bend over to grease every squeaky wheel he comes across, one who will say what needs to be said over what people want to hear. He characterized himself as a man of action, evidenced by the Embrace Millcreek Comprehensive Plan he has shepherded during his five years in office.