LANCASTER, Pa. (WHTM) – On a walk Monday afternoon, Miguel Jamarillo noticed there are no pedestrian signals at the corner of Prince and Liberty streets.
“I think it’s unsafe to not have signs you can see clearly,” he said.
However, that could change soon thanks in part to state money.
“Adding simple walk signs makes it clearer and safer instantaneously for people,” Jarmaillo told ABC 27 News.
The state is spending about $1.7 million across the Midstate to upgrade traffic signals. It’s part of the Department of Transportation’s Green Light-Go program, designed to ease traffic congestion and walking headaches.
Some overhauls include updated smart lights and added pedestrian signals,
“Anything they can do to make it safer for pedestrians, especially people who walk all the time like I did, I think that’s wonderful for the community,” Nicole Schonour of Lancaster said.
Municipalities will also have to fork over cash to help pay for the improvements.
Schonour works at the Route 66 Restaurant at the corner of Liberty and Prince streets. She said upgrades could help businesses.
“I would say 80 percent of our customers walk here,” she said. “It will absolutely be wonderful for us. Anything that will help them get to us safely more effectively will hopefully help our business.”
Below is a full list of intersections slated for upgrades, as provided by Governor Tom Wolf’s office:
Allegheny County:
Monroeville Borough — $38,602 to replace vehicular and pedestrian indications with LED modules at 25 intersections throughout the municipality. These include seven intersections along Route 22 (William Penn Highway), four intersections along Route 48 (Mosside Boulevard), two intersections along Route 130 (Broadway Boulevard), seven intersections along Route 2048 (William Penn Highway), two intersections along Route 2054 (Northern Pike) and three intersections along Route 2057 (Haymaker Road).
Monroeville Borough — $114,170 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 2054 (Northern Pike) and West Patty Lane.
North Versailles Township — $17,953 to improve the intersection of Route 30 and Leuhm Avenue by installing an advanced overhead ”signal ahead” warning sign.
Plum Borough– $30,000 to replace traffic signal controllers at four intersections – Route 286 (Golden Mile Highway) and New Texas Road, Route 286 (Golden Mile Highway) and Pine Valley Drive, Route 286 (Golden Mile Highway) and Sandune Drive, and Route 286 (Golden Mile Highway) and Holiday Park Drive.
Sewickley Borough– $206,969 to upgrade and install an adaptive traffic signal system that adjusts signal timing based on traffic conditions at three intersections along Route 65 (Route 65 (Ohio River Boulevard) and Chestnut Street, Route 65 (Ohio River Boulevard) and Broad Street, and Route 65 (Ohio River Boulevard) and Walnut Street).
South Fayette Township –$381,391 to upgrade and install an adaptive traffic signal system that adjusts signal timing based on traffic conditions at the eight intersections along Route 50. These include Route 50 and Route 3026, Route 50 and Municipal Drive, Route 50 and Hickory Grade Road, Route 50 and the Interstate 79 southbound ramps, Route 50 and the I-79 northbound ramps, Route 50 and Route 3034, Route 50 and Route 3003, and Route 3003 and Daniell Drive.
Stowe Township – $97,500 to update the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 3092 (Broadway Street/Seventh Street) and Valley Street continuing the Broadway Streetscape Project.
Beaver County:
Ambridge Borough — $1,632 to replace LEDs at the intersection of Route 989 (Eighth Street) and Duss Avenue.
Bedford County:
East Providence Township — $7,000 to assist with maintenance improvements at 20 intersections along Route 30, Route 2029, Route 1013 and Route 503.
Berks County:
City of Reading — $12,450 to improve traffic signal equipment damaged by weather events at 20 intersections throughout the city.
Hereford Township — $5,468 to replace traffic signal loop detectors with a video detection camera system at the intersection of Route 100 and Route 29.
Blair County:
Duncansville Borough– $20,000 to improve the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 22 (Third Avenue) and 13th Street.
Bucks County:
Bristol Township — $144,626 to update the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 2029 (Bristol-Oxford Valley Road), Route 2049 (Bath Road) and Lakeland Road.
Bristol Township — $174,292 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 2051 (Oxford Valley Road/Levittown Parkway) and Route 2006 (New Falls Road).
Falls Township — $154,654 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 2051 (Levittown Parkway) and Mill Creek Parkway.
Middletown Township — $290,360 to install an adaptive traffic signal system at 15 intersections that adjusts signal timing based on traffic conditions along Lincoln Highway from the intersection with Interstate 95 Ramps to Oxford Valley Road.
Northampton Township — $20,880 to replace existing loops with video detection and upgrade pedestrian signals to countdown pedestrian signals at the intersection of Route 2067 (Holland Road) and Middle Holland Road/Upper Holland Road.
Penndel Borough — $12,580 for controller and pavement marking improvements at the intersections of Lincoln Highway and Durham Road, Lincoln Highway and Bellevue Avenue, and Lincoln Highway and Hulmeville Avenue.
Richland Borough — $38,295 to improve traffic signal retiming at the intersections of Route 309 (South West End Boulevard) and W. Pumping Station Rd, and Route 309 (South West End Boulevard) and Tollgate Road.
Butler County:
Butler Township – $43,880 to improve traffic signals at the intersections of Route 3002 (Whitestown Road) and Route 3007 (Meridian Road), Route 3002 (Whitestown Road) and South Eberhart Road, Route 3002 (Whitestown Road) and South Duffy Road.
Cranberry Township — $50,000 to install adaptive traffic signal system software that adjusts signal timing based on traffic conditions at the intersections of Route 19 and Cranberry Square Drive, Route 19 and Short Street, and Route 19 and St Francis Way.
Cambria County:
Ebensburg Borough — $26,920 to install pedestrian crossing signals to allow the borough to extend new sidewalks at the intersection of Route 1036 (Rowena Drive) and Route 1001 (Manor Drive).
Centre County:
Ferguson Township — $176,084 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 26 (West College Avenue) and Corl Street.
Patton Township — $121,583 to install an adaptive traffic signal system that adjusts signal timing based on traffic conditions at the intersections of Valley Vista Drive and Green Tech Drive, Valley Vista Drive and North Atherton Street, Valley Vista Driveand Lowe’s Centre Driveway, and Valley Vista Drive and Carnegie Drive.
Chester County:
East Goshen Township — $514,167 to install an adaptive traffic signal system that adjusts signal timing based on traffic conditions on Route 3 (West Chester Pike) at 10 intersections from Route 2010 (East Strasburg Rd) to Route 352 (South Chester Road.
East Pikeland Township — $9,000 to replace LED modules and improve the traffic signals at the intersections of Route 113 and Coldstream Road, Route 113 and Firehouse Lane, and Route 113 and Pothouse Road.
East Vincent Township — $165,000 to upgrade the intersection of Route 724 (Schuylkill Road) and Route 1043 (New Street) by adding dedicated left-turn lanes.
Kennett Township — $65,050 to improve the traffic signals at the intersections of Route 82 (Kailin Road) and Hillendale Road, Route 1 and Exelon Way, Route 1 and McFarlan Road, and Route 1 and Kendal Drive.
Uwchlan Township — $79,190 to replace inductive loop sensors with a video detection system to control and improve the flow of traffic at three intersections along Route 100 and at nine intersections along Route 113.
West Whiteland Township — $18,300 to install generator hook-ups and install uninterrupted power supplies at the intersections of Route 30 and Springdale Drive, Route 30 and East Mall Entrance, Route 30 and West Mall Entrance/Iron Lake Boulevard, Route 30 and Whiteland Towne Center, Route 30 and Campbell Boulevard, and Route 30 and Oaklands Boulevard.
West Whiteland Township – $22,000 to improve maintenance at 27 signalized intersections throughout the township.
Crawford County:
City of Meadville — $15,601 to improve signal heads at the intersections of Route 6 (French Creek Parkway) and Route 322 (Linden Street), Route 6 (French Creek Parkway) and Route 151 (Mercer Street), Route 6 (French Creek Parkway) and Route 138 (Mead Avenue), and Route 322 (Linden Street) and Route 1001 (Park Avenue).
City of Meadville — $122,809 to upgrade the intersection of Route 6 (French Creek Parkway) and Route 138 (Mead Avenue).
Cumberland County:
Carlisle Borough– $11,250 to install optical emergency pre-emption systems at the intersections of Ritner Highway and Industrial Drive, Ritner Highway and Key Real Estate Warehouse Entrance, and Ritner Highway and Sheare Drive to improve emergency vehicle pre-emption service.
Monroe Township – $7,950 to install an uninterrupted power supply at the intersections of Route 2011 (Williams Grove Road) and Route 2004 (Lisburn Road) and Route 74 (York Road) and Route 174 (Boiling Springs Road).
Mount Holly Springs – $22,000 to replace and relocate the traffic signal pole at the intersection of Route 34 and Mill Street.
Newville Borough- $38,976 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 641 (Main Street) and Route 233 (High Street) with new mast arms, controller cabinet and pedestrian facilities.
North Middleton Township – $127,394 to upgrade the intersection of Route 1001 (Cavalry Rd) and Route 34 (Spring Rd) with new mast arms, pedestrian facilities, a battery back-up system and emergency vehicle pre-emption.
Silver Spring Township — $63,595 to improve 11 intersections along Route 11, one intersection along Route 994 and seven intersections along Route 114 by installing uninterrupted power supplies.
South Middletown Township — $82,282 to replace controllers at the intersections of Route 74 (York Road) and Fairview Street and Route 74 (York Road) and Westminster Drive; to install emergency pre-emption at the intersections of Willow Street and Pitt Street, Walnut Bottom Road and Belvedere Street, Walnut Bottom Road and Interstate 81 southbound ramps, Walnut Bottom Road and I-81 northbound ramps, Walnut Bottom Road and Stonehedge Drive, and Walnut Bottom Road and Sprint Drive; to install emergency pre-emption at the intersections of Route 74 (York Road) and Giant Lane, Route 74 (York Road) and I-81 northbound off-ramp, Route 74 (York Road) and Westminster Drive, and Route 74 (York Road) and Fairview Street; to complete a traffic engineering study to determine optimal signal timing and reconfiguring the controllers at the intersections of Walnut Bottom Road.; and to assist with traffic signal maintenance at 13 traffic signals along Allen Road, Walnut Bottom Road, Holly Pike and York Road.
Dauphin County:
City of Harrisburg — $326,469 to upgrade damaged equipment at the intersections of Front Street and Chestnut Street, Fourth Street and Chestnut Street, Front Street and Market Street, Fourth Street and Market Street, Front Street and Walnut Street, Fourth Street and Walnut Street, Commonwealth Avenue and Walnut Street, Front Street and Pine Street, Front Street and Paxton Street, and Fifth Street and Walnut Street.
Lower Paxton Township — $152,000 to upgrade the signal at the intersection of Route 22 and Devonshire Road.
Middletown Borough — $7,500 to replace inductive loop sensors with a video detection system to control and improve the flow of traffic at the intersections of Route 230 (Main Street) and Route 441 (Union Street), Route 230 (Main Street) and Vine Street, and Route 441 (Union Street) and Emaus Street.
Swatara Township — $33,312 to replace a traffic signal mast arm at the intersection of Route 3010 (Paxton Street) and 28th Street.
Delaware County:
Aston Township — $132,102 to improve pedestrian facilities at seven intersections along Route 452 (Pennell Road) and five intersections along Route 3007 (Concord Road).
Brookhaven Borough — $224,000 to upgrade pedestrian and electrical traffic signal equipment at one intersection along Bridgewater Road and six intersections along Edgmont Avenue.
Chadds Ford Township — $9,702 to replace the traffic signal controller and loop sensors with a video detection system to control and improve the flow of traffic at the intersection of Route 202 (Wilmington Pike) and Brinton’s Bridge/Dilworthtown Road.
Concord Township — $93,661 to improve pedestrian facilities at seven intersections along Route 1 and seven intersections along Route 202.
Edgmont Township — $2,883 to replace vehicular and pedestrian LED modules at the intersections of Route 3 (West Chester Pike) and North Crum Creek Road and Route 3 (West Chester Pike) and Rock Ridge Road.
Ridley Township — $44,730 to improve the existing crosswalk with LED pedestrian crosswalk lighting systems at the intersection of Kedron Avenue and Academy Avenue, MacDade Boulevard and Milmont Avenue, MacDade Boulevard Edgewood Avenue, MacDade Boulevard and Swarthmore Avenue, MacDade Boulevard and Amosland Road, and MacDade Boulevard and Holmes Road.
Springfield Township — $9,000 to install an audible pedestrian signal system at the intersection of Baltimore Pike and Saxer Avenue.
Upper Chichester Township — $41,966 to improve pavement markings, replace and relocate signs and install uninterrupted power supplies at four intersections along Route 3009, two intersections along Route 322, two intersections along Route 452, one intersection along Route 3012 and one intersection along Route 491.
Upper Darby Township — $31,500 to install video detection cameras at three intersections along Route 2019, one intersection along Route 2007, one intersection along Route 2026, one intersection along Route 3, two intersections along Route 2024, one intersection along Route 2001 and one intersection along Route 2015.
Erie County:
Albion Borough — $223,056 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 6 (State Street) and Route 18 (Main Street).
City of Erie – $67,361 to retime six traffic signals, install three new controllers, and install GPS time units to maintain updated timings and network coordination along Route 4016 (East 38th Street).
McKean Borough — $14,000 to improve a flashing red light at the intersection of Route 99 and West Road.
Wesleyville Borough — $27,708 to install GPS time units, repair existing detection and the systematic retiming at the intersections of U.S. 20 (Buffalo Road) and Bird Drive, U.S. 20 (Buffalo Road) and Eastern Avenue, U.S. 20 (Buffalo Road) and Station Road, U.S. 20 (Buffalo Road) and Water Street and Fremont Street and Station Road.
Franklin County:
Borough of Shippensburg — $18,325 to replace LED modules and to install uninterrupted power supplies at 13 intersections throughout the borough.
Southampton Township – $3,521 to improve existing road markings using thermoplastic at the intersections of Route 696 and Interstate 81 southbound ramp, Route 696 and I-81 northbound ramp, and Route 696 and Mount Rock Road.
Washington Township – $14,088 to replace LED modules and install uninterrupted power supplies at the intersections of Route 16 and Route 2007 (Old Forge Road) and Route 16 and Route 2007 (Midvale Road).
Lackawanna County:
City of Scranton — $11,760 to replace LED modules at 2 intersections along Adams Avenue, one intersection along Albright Avenue, two intersections along Ash Street, one intersection along Brick Avenue, one intersection along Court Street, one intersection along Franklin Avenue, two intersections along Gibson Street, one intersection along Larch Street, three intersections along Linden Street, one intersection along Main Street, one intersection along Moosic Street, one intersection along Pine Street, one intersection along Spruce Street, one intersection along Vine Street and one intersection along Wyoming Avenue.
City of Scranton – $99,000 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Green Ridge Street and Sanderson Avenue.
Clarks Green Borough — $14,689 to improve the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 407 and Grove Street.
Lancaster County:
City of Lancaster – $387,825 to upgrade pedestrian signals at four intersections along Route 462, six intersections along Route 272, four intersections along Route 23, three intersections along Route 222, and three intersections along Route 72.
Elizabethtown Borough — $2,000 to connect the traffic signal at the intersection of East High Street and Spruce Street into the existing traffic signal system.
Ephrata Borough — $33,366 to improve the traffic signals at the intersections of Route 322 and Lincoln Avenue, Route 322 and Lake Street, Route 322 and State Street, Route 322 and Church Street, Route 322 and Arch Street, and Route 322 and Martin Avenue.
Lititz Borough — $23,081 to improve traffic signal wiring and install pedestrian signals at the intersections of Route 501 and Lincoln Avenue and Route 772 and Locust Street.
Mount Joy Township — $49,950 to install communications equipment at the intersections of Route 4025 (Cloverleaf Road) and Route 283 westbound ramps, Route 4025 (Cloverleaf Road) and Schwanger Road, Route 4025 (Cloverleaf Road) and Andrew Avenue, Route 230 (Main Street) and Colebrook Road, Route 743 (Hershey Road) and Route 241 (Mt Gretna Road, and Route 743 (Hershey Road) and Route 283 westbound ramps.
Warwick Township — $30,812 to install a video detection system at the intersections of Route 772 (Main Street) and Newport Road, Route 772 (Main St) and Church Street, and Route 772 (Main Street) and Route 1018 (Rothsville Road).
Lehigh County:
Heidelberg Township — $4,917 to install an uninterruptible power supply system at the intersection at Route 309 and Route 4029 (Northwest Road).
South Whitehall Township — $8,000 to improve traffic signal retiming at the intersections of Route 1002 (Tilghman Street) and Parkway Road, Route 1017 (Mauch Chunk Road) and Scherersville Road, and Route 1017 (Mauch Chunk Road) and Route 1021 (Perma Avenue).
Upper Macungie Township, $35,000 to install traffic signal emergency vehicle pre-emption systems at the intersections of Route 6222 (Hamilton Boulevard) and Continental Way, Route 6222 (Hamilton Boulevard) and Trexlertown Shopping Center, Route 6222 and Trexler Mall Entrance, Route 6222 (Hamilton Boulevard) and Route 2012 (Lower Macungie Road), and Route 3008 (Cetronia Road) and Route 2015 (Schantz Road).
Luzerne County:
Butler Township — $80,040 to improve traffic signals at six intersections along Route 309 in Butler Township, Fairview Township and Wright Township.
Lake Township — $3,723 to install an uninterrupted power supply system at the intersection of Route 29 and Route 118.
Plymouth Township — $10,000 to install emergency vehicle pre-emption at the intersection of Route 11 and West Nanticoke Bridge.
Lycoming County:
Loyalsock Township — $86,500 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Route 2029 (Northway Road) and Sheridan Street.
Muncy Creek Township — $3,125 to install an uninterrupted power supply system at the intersection of Route 442 and Route 405.
Old Lycoming Township — $2,510 to replace LED modules at the intersections of Route 3014 (Mill Lane) and Route 1017 (Lycoming Creek Road) and Route 2016 (Roosevelt Avenue) and Route 1017 (Lycoming Creek Road).
Mercer County:
City of Hermitage — $22,500 to improve traffic signals at the intersections of Route 3008 (East State Street) and Route 3025 (North Buhl Farm Drive) and Route 18 and Indian Run Road.
Shade Gap Borough — $103,100 to improve traffic signals along State Street from Buhl Boulevard to Irvine Avenue and the intersections of Roemer Street and Mercer Street, New Castle Street and Mercer Street and Roemer Street and Spearman Street.
Sharpsville Borough — $1,998 to replace LED modules at the intersection of Route 518 (Walnut Street) and Route 3025 (Mercer Avenue).
Worth Township — $354 to replace LED modules to the warning signal sign on Route 173 North and South of the Route 965 intersection.
Monroe County:
Pocono Township — $68,512 to install optical emergency pre-emption equipment at nine intersections along Route 611.
Montgomery County:
Abington Township — $25,308 to replace LED modules at 20 intersections.
Cheltenham Township — $80,180 to install GPS time clocks at six intersections along Limekiln Pike and Easton Road.; to install a traffic signal mast arm at the intersection of Ashbourne Road and New Second Street.; to perform system integration at the intersections of Greenwood Avenue and Rice Mill Road.; to upgrade pedestrian facilities at the intersections of Limekiln Pike and Church Road and Limekiln Pike and Easton Road.; and for the study, development and construction of safety improvements at the intersection of Shoppers Lane and Ogontz Avenue.
East Norriton Township — $143,789 to install a fiber optic network and connect 15 intersections into PennDOT’s traffic management center.
Franconia Township — $27,500 to install a radar detection system at the intersections of Route 113 (Harleysville Pike) and Route 1001 (Allentown Road), Route 113 (Harleysville Pike) and Godshall Road, Route 113 (Harleysville Pike) and Route 1011 (Cowpath Ed), and Route 113 (Harleysville Pike) and Route 1007 (Schoolhouse Road).
Hatboro Borough — $771,918 to upgrade the intersections of Route 2009 (Byberry Road) and Route 2040 (Warminster Road) and Jacksonville Road and Montgomery Avenue.
Lansdale Borough– $185,150 to replace LED modules and improve traffic signals at eight intersections along Route 63, one intersection along Route 2004 and one intersection along Route 2006.
Lower Gwynedd Township — $132,425 to improve the traffic signals at the intersections of Bethlehem Pike and Dager Road, Tennis Avenue and Norristown Road, and Bethlehem Pike and Tennis Avenue.
Lower Merion Township — $503,947 to upgrade and install three adaptive signals at the intersections of Route 30 (Lancaster Avenue) and Old Wynnewood Road, Route 3044 (Wynnewood Road) and Penn Road and Route 3044 (Wynnewood Road) and Williams Road, and to upgrade existing loop detectors with video detection systems at 45 intersections.
Lower Moreland Township – $32,625 to install emergency pre-emption devices at the intersections of Huntingdon Pike and Welsh Road, Huntingdon Pike and Red Lion Road, Huntingdon Pike and Byberry Road, Byberry Road and Pine Road, and Byberry Road and Buck Road.
Lower Providence Township – $1,041 to replace LED modules at the intersection of Egypt Road and Surrey Lane.
Lower Salford Township – $16,868 to replace LED modules at five intersections along Route 63 (Main Street); eight intersections along Route 63, two intersections along Route 113 and one intersection along Route 1058.
New Hanover Township — $6,291 to replace LED modules at the intersection of Route 633 (Charlotte Street) and Swamp Pike, and for maintenance improvements at the intersections of Charlotte Street and Swamp Pike, Layfield Road and Hoffmansville Road, Big Road and New Hanover Square Road, and Charlotte Street and Buchert Road.
Royersford Borough — $233,358 to upgrade the traffic signals at the intersections of Main Street and 4th Street and Main Street and 5th Street.
Towamencin Township — $52,127 to replace the existing traffic controller and install uninterrupted power supplies systems at the intersection of Route 1001 (Allentown Road) and Fretz Road/Derstine Road.
Upper Dublin Township – $463,632 to upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Limekiln Pike and Dillon Road/Meetinghouse Road; install adaptive signal control technology at six intersections along Pennsylvania Avenue; and replace existing loop detectors with a video detection system as well as replace vehicular and LED modules at five intersections along Route 2017 (Susquehanna Road).
Upper Moreland Township — $34,800 to replace existing loop detectors with video detection systems at the intersections of Easton Road and Blair Mill Road and Easton Road and Fitzwatertown Road.
Upper Providence Township — $45,508 to replace LED modules at 19 intersections along Egypt Road.
Whitemarsh Township – $593,312 to upgrade and widen the intersection at Route 3014 (Joshua Road) and Route 3003 (Stenton Avenue) to provide left turn lanes on all four approaches.
Whitpain Township — $14,355 to replace LED modules at the intersections of Route 2001 (Morris Road) and Route 2016 (School Road), Route 2001 (Morris Road) and Tournament Drive, Route 73 (Skippack Pike) and Union Meeting Road, Route 73 (Skippack Pike) and Route 3012 (Walton Road) and Butler Pike and Route 3001 (Norristown Road).
Worcester Township — $4,725 to improve maintenance at 13 intersections along Route 73, Route 363, Route 3006, Route 2001 and Route 3001.
Northampton County:
Bath Borough — $2,895 to install a video detection camera at the intersection of Route 512 and Barrall Avenue.
Pen Argyl Borough — $160,500 to upgrade the intersection of Route 512 (Main Street) and Route 1020 (Robinson Avenue).
Upper Nazareth Township — $7,000 to install emergency vehicle pre-emption at the intersection of Route 248 and Route 946.
Northumberland County:
Mount Carmel Borough — $9,500 to provide improvements to the traffic signal at the intersection of 3rd Street and Oak Street.
Philadelphia:
$725,000 to upgrade six intersections along Cottman Avenue from Caster Avenue to Roosevelt Boulevard.
$385,000 to extend the city’s fiber optic network along Germantown Avenue and replace pedestrian countdown signals from Walnut Lane to Washington Lane, Johnson Street to Upsal Street and Seymore Street to Rockland Street, a total of six intersections.
$131,000 to install switches and related communication hardware at 29 controllers along Roosevelt Boulevard in order to access and connect to the city’s integrated traffic management system.
$290,000 to improve traffic signals at five intersections along West Girard Avenue between College Avenue and 31st Street
Union County:
Mifflinburg Borough — $14,700 to replace LED modules and install video detection systems at eight intersections.
Warren County:
Mead Township — $17,404 for the maintenance and upgrades to the traffic signals at the intersections of Route 6 and Glade Bridge and Route 6 and Warren Kinzua Road.
Washington County:
North Strabane Township — $70,900 to install Emergency Vehicle Protection (EVP) with ancillary equipment upgrades as necessary at the intersections of Route 19 (Washington Road) and Demar Boulevard, Route 1023 (McClelland Road) and Demar Boulevard, Route 19 (Washington Road) and Route 1025 (Weavertown Road), Route 19 (Washington Road) and Meadowbrook Drive, Route 19 (Washington Road) and Route 1023 (McClelland Road), and Route 1023 (McClelland Road) and Route 1009 (Morganza Road).
Peters Township — $121,500 to improve the existing traffic signal at the intersection of Route 1002 (McMurray Road) and Route 1010 (Valleybrook Road); to connect the adjacent intersection at Route 1017 (Thomas Road); and to improve the traffic signals at the intersections of Route 19 and Waterdam Road, Route 19 and Valleybrook Road, and Route 19 and Gallery Road.
Westmoreland County:
Hempfield Township — $17,790 to replace LED modules at the intersections of Route 119 and Roseytown Road, Route 130 and Route 30 eastbound ramp, Donahoe Road and Roseytown Road, and East Pittsburgh Street and Triangle Drive; and to install a radar detector system and update the power supply at the intersection of Mount Pleasant Road and Route 8006 (Ramp A).
Penn Township — $93,733 to install LED conversion kits and to upgrade the intersection of Route 130, Route 993 and Walnut Street.
York County:
York Township — $251,175 to upgrade the traffic signals at the intersections of Route 74 and Route 2002 (Springwood Road), Route 74 and Route 3056 (Tyler Run Road), and Route 2002 (Springwood Road) and Route 3023 (Hollywood Drive).