September 10, 2024
Scranton – September 10, 2024 – Senator Flynn is proud to announce a joint Senior Expo in collaboration with the State Legislators and the Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging. The event will take place this Friday, September 13, at The Mall at Steamtown in Scranton from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
This significant community event will feature over 70 vendors, all dedicated to providing invaluable support and resources for seniors in our area. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore a wide range of services, products, and information designed to enhance their quality of life.
Senator Flynn will be joined by distinguished colleagues including Senator Rosemary Brown (40th Senatorial District), Representative Kyle Mullins (112th Legislative District), Representative Kyle Donahue (113th Legislative District), Representative Bridget Kosierowski (114th Legislative District), and Representative Jim Haddock (118th Legislative District). Additionally, Lackawanna County Commissioners Bill Gaughan, Matt McGloin, and Chris Chermak will be present to engage with attendees and share important updates.
“This Senior Expo is a fantastic opportunity for our community to come together and support our seniors,” said Senator Flynn. “We are thrilled to collaborate with our legislative partners and the Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging to provide valuable resources and information.”
Free parking will be available for all attendees, making it easier for everyone to join in this important event.
For additional information, please contact Senator Flynn’s office at 570-207-2881
August 19, 2024
Scranton, PA – Senator Flynn is pleased to announce the allocation of crucial funding through this year’s PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Fund, aimed at enhancing transportation infrastructure across Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties. This initiative is designed to provide financial assistance to a wide range of entities, including municipalities, councils of governments, businesses, economic development organizations, public transportation agencies, and ports and rail freight entities.
The PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Fund is instrumental in improving transportation assets, which in turn boosts community development, enhances pedestrian safety, and supports transit revitalization. This year’s funding underscores the Commonwealth’s commitment to fostering economic growth through strategic infrastructure investments.
“Infrastructure is the backbone of our communities and our economy,” said Senator Flynn. “The funding provided through the PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Fund not only addresses critical transportation needs but also plays a vital role in driving economic development and improving the quality of life for our residents. By investing in these projects, we are building a safer, more connected, and more prosperous future for everyone in our region.”
Awardees from Lackawanna and Luzerne Counties:
Lackawanna County:
City of Scranton – Awarded $2,516,945 for critical repairs to the Hollow Avenue Bridge. This project received the largest amount of funding in the state this year, highlighting its importance to the region’s infrastructure.
Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority – Awarded $292,914 to connect an existing section of the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail to another section currently under development by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
Luzerne County:
City of Pittston – Awarded $1,514,000 for the acquisition of land adjacent to a dangerous “dog leg” curve on Main Street in Pittston City. The project will include environmental remediation, streetscaping, and filling in a streetscape gap to reduce the frequency and severity of accidents.
City of Wilkes-Barre – Awarded $360,000 for pedestrian safety and ADA accessibility improvements on South Main Street.
Jenkins Township – Awarded $300,915 for roadway repairs to CenterPoint Blvd in the CenterPoint Commerce and Trade Park.
These investments are part of a broader effort by the Commonwealth to enhance transportation infrastructure, create jobs, and support economic development across Pennsylvania.
March 26, 2024
Scranton, PA – March 27th, 2023 – Northeast Title & Tag, in collaboration with the Office of Senator Marty Flynn, is thrilled to announce the Peeling Plate Rally, a community-driven initiative aimed at streamlining the replacement process for illegible, peeling license plates. This proactive endeavor seeks to facilitate the completion of necessary paperwork with greater efficiency and eliminate the need for mailing forms to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT).
New Replacement License Plates will be issued on-site instantly during the event for Free.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, April 13th
Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: Northeast Title & Tag Office, Keyser Oak Shopping Center,
1726 N Keyser Ave, Scranton, PA 18508
In collaboration with the Pennsylvania State Police, an officer will be available on-site to inspect peeling plates and provide the necessary certification on forms, affirming the plates’ illegibility. Attendees seeking plate replacement will receive the required forms during the event.
Additional Participant Requirements:
- Copy of valid vehicle registration card and Driver’s License/Photo ID
- Presence of both owners if two individuals are listed as vehicle owners.
- For vehicles registered under a company’s name, an authorization letter permitting the present individual to sign on behalf of the company is required, along with the aforementioned documentation.
Upon collection and verification of all necessary information, Northeast Title & Tag will expedite the paperwork processing and issue new plates instantly on-site during the event.
During the Peeling Plate Rally, Northeast Title & Tag is waiving all service fees associated with this transaction. It is important to note that PennDOT will replace the plates free of charge, resulting in no cost to customers.
For further information, please contact: compliance@netitle.org 570-895-1000 Ext. 2001
March 26, 2024
Scranton, March 26, 2024 – Today, Senator Marty Flynn alongside State Representatives Kyle Donahue, Bridget Kosierowski, Eddie Day Pashinski, and Jim Haddock proudly announced the approval of several grants under the Multimodal Transportation Infrastructure Plan. These grants signify a substantial investment in enhancing the transportation network across the district, ensuring safer roads and improved connectivity for residents.
Here are the projects and the respective grants approved:
Amount: $333,955
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Bridget Kosierowski, Kyle Donahue
City Of Scranton – Street Signage Initiative
Amount: $400,000
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Bridget Kosierowski
Dickson City Borough – Main St and Viewmont Drive Improvements
Amount: $250,000
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Bridget Kosierowski
Dickson City Borough – Streetscape Project Main Ave Phase IV
Amount: $135,067
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Bridget Kosierowski
Fellowship House Foundation – Sanderson Ave/Green Ridge Streetscape
Amount: $287,609
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Bridget Kosierowski
South Abington Township – South Abington Twp White Birch Road CMP Culvert Replacement Project
Amount: $239,003
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Jim Haddock
Glenburn Township – Pine Tree Drive Project
Amount: $437,498
Lackawanna County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Jim Haddock
Moosic Borough – Greenwood Hose Company Access Improvements
Amount: $350,000
Luzerne County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Jim Haddock
City of Pittston – Pittston Area High School Multimodal
Amount: $449,085
Luzerne County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Jim Haddock
Jenkins Township – Centerpoint Boulevard (T-792) Roadway Improvement Project
Amount: $628,170
Luzerne County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Jim Haddock
Pittston Township – Armstrong Road Infrastructure Enhancement Project
Amount: $500,000
Luzerne County
Senator Flynn
Representative: Eddie Day Pashinski
City of Wilkes-Barre – South Main Street Streetscape Improvements
These grants totaling $4,010,387.00 underscore the commitment of Senator Flynn and the State Representatives to prioritize the improvement of transportation infrastructure, ensuring the safety and convenience of all residents. The projects cover a wide range of initiatives, including streetscape improvements, roadway enhancements, and access improvements, addressing the diverse needs of communities within the district.
Senator Flynn expressed his gratitude for the collaborative efforts with the State Representatives, emphasizing the importance of investing in transportation infrastructure to foster economic growth and enhance the quality of life for constituents.
For more information, please contact Senator Flynn’s District Office in Scranton at 570-207-2881
January 25, 2023
