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PennDOT To Repair Potholes This Week In Bucks County

PennDOT To Repair Potholes This Week In Bucks County Patch 3/15/2021 Peter Blanchard © Shutterstock PennDOT maintenance and contractor crews will be working on more than 60 state highways this week to repair potholes. BUCKS COUNTY, PA PennDOT maintenance and contractor crews will be working on more than 60 state highways this week to repair deteriorated pavement across the Philadelphia region. The roadways in Bucks County include: Route 309 (Sellersville Bypass) and ramps, West Rockhill, Richland, and Springfield townships and Quakertown Borough; Butler Avenue and ramps, Doylestown Borough; U.S. 202 and ramps, Doylestown Borough; Route 611 (Doylestown Bypass), Doylestown Borough; Route 611 (Easton Road), Doylestown Borough; Route 232 (Second Street Pike), North Hampton Township;

Bucks County to open COVID vaccine sites at Neshaminy Mall, Quakertown hospital

Bucks County will be opening two new COVID-19 vaccine sites next week, a move it anticipates will nearly double the current vaccination rate and cut into the current appointment backlog. The two new sites at the St. Luke’s hospital in Quakertown Borough and the Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem are expected to open on March 16, Bucks County Commissioners Vice Chairman Bob Harvie confirmed Tuesday. The commissioners are set to vote on the agreements for the new vaccine locations at their meeting Wednesday. Last month, Bensalem Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo announced the mall would host one of the county s vaccine clinics, but county officials would not confirm the news at the time.

DEP advances actions to support electric vehicle use statewide | News, Sports, Jobs

PHOTO PROVIDED DEP is advancing actions to support electric vehicle usage throughout the Commonwealth. HARRISBURG The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has announced its latest actions to help expand electric vehicle use statewide–more than $936,000 in grant funding for projects to install 16 more fast chargers in high-traffic areas, the start of a draft rulemaking to make electric vehicles more readily available to consumers, and the release of a booklet on the benefits and basics of these zero emission vehicles. “Our transportation decisions affect Pennsylvania today and tomorrow. We can turn in the direction of healthier air quality and slow down climate change by switching to electric vehicles, whether we’re government officials, business owners, school administrators, community leaders, or individual consumers,” said DEP Secretary Patrick McDonnell. “DEP is committed to supporting this choice by increasing public knowledge of electric vehic

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