Transportation and Infrastructure
From helping folks get to work, school and necessary medical appointments to helping those who find themselves in food deserts access grocery stores, the necessity of massive investments in equitable and accessible transportation on the lives of Pittsburghers, and Americans more broadly, cannot be overstated. The transportation sector of our economy is undergoing a revolution. In the past decade, advances in sensing technologies, computing power and wireless communications coupled with AI and machine learning are directly addressing the quality and the quantity of the transport of people and goods.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 21, 2023
Contact: Emilia.Rowland@mail.house.gov
Congresswoman Summer Lee, Casey, Fetterman, Deluzio Announce $11.29 Million for Allegheny County Airports
Congresswoman Summer Lee Announces a $150M Grant to Pittsburgh Regional Transit to Provide More Reliable, Convenient, and Faster Service With Improved Amenities, Safety Features, and Transit Connections in Downtown Pittsburgh
ADVISORY FOR FRIDAY JUNE 9 at 11 am
Summer Lee to join EPA Assistant Administrator for Water, PWSA to Announce $52.4 million WIFIA Funding Award
**For Immediate Release**
May 30, 2023
Contact: Emilia.Rowland@mail.house.gov | 330.212.2065
Congresswoman Summer Lee and the US Department of Transportation Announce $20 Million Five-Year Grant for Transportation Safety Research to Carnegie Mellon University and Nationwide Partners including Community College of Allegheny County
ADVISORY FOR TUESDAY MAY, 30: Summer Lee to Tour Lab, Announce New Funding for Infrastructure and Jobs Research
On Tuesday, May 30th, Congresswoman Summer Lee will host an open press lab tour, research showcase and funding announcement event at Mill 19 in Hazelwood Green for an overview of Carnegie Mellon intelligent transportation research projects with local community partners as well as national research partners, including community colleges and Minority Serving Institutions.
Elected officials met with environmental advocates in Pittsburgh on Tuesday to discuss regulatory proposals aimed at rail companies like Norfolk Southern.
For nearly 10 years, residents in Pi
Infrastructure law funding will be used to begin reunification process of Manchester and Chateau neighborhood, "Righting the wrongs of economic redlining and making life in Pittsburgh easier for ALL families and small businesses."
Infrastructure law funding will be used to begin reunification process of Manchester and Chateau neighborhoods
*FOR PLANNING PURPOSES*