Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund (GEDTF) grants

Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund (GEDTF) grants is sponsored by Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County (RAAC). GEDTF grants provide financial assistance to municipalities, authorities, councils of government (COGs), and both non- and for-profit businesses to carry out significant economic development projects in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

Senator Jay Costa Announces $725,000 In Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund Grants for the 43rd District - Pennsylvania Senate Democrats Senator Jay Costa Announces $725,000 In Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund Grants for the 43rd District PITTSBURGH, PA – November 19, 2025 − Today, Senator Jay Costa announces $725,000 in Gaming Economic Development Tourism money benefiting the 43rd senatorial district.

Gaming Economic Development Tourism Fund (GEDTF) grants allow municipalities, authorities, councils of government (COGs), and both non- and for-profit businesses to carry out significant economic development for current and future use. Administered by the Redevelopment Authority of Allegheny County (RAAC), these grants provide financial assistance to entities to facilitate economic development projects in Allegheny County.

“It’s an honor and a privilege to be announcing funding that supports our schools, our houses of worship, our first responders, and our local nonprofits that make our community so special,” said Senator Costa. “As these dollars make their way into the 43 rd senatorial district, I look forward to seeing these wonderful projects come to fruition and benefit all our friends and neighbors.

” Alongside Representative Joe McAndrew, Senator Costa announces the following awards: Penn 7 Volunteer Fire Company was awarded $117,000 for roof and HVAC replacements. Rosedale Volunteer Fire Department 2 was awarded $117,000 for a roof replacement and the purchase of a mini pumper for fire suppression.

With Representative Dan Frankel, Senator Costa announces the following awards: The Neighborhood Academy was awarded $80,000 for the build-out of the neighborhood Academy’s New Learning Resource Center.

The Western PA School for Blind Children was awarded $105,000 for a security camera upgrade, including the purchase and installation of 142 security cameras, dome bubbles, and covers, adaptors, ceiling panels, mounting hardware and system cabling. Bnai Emunoh Chabad INC was awarded $130,000 for the Murray Avenue Corridor Revitalization Project, including the acquisition and renovation of a vacant former bank.

With Representative Abigail Salisbury, Senator Costa announces the following awards: BAC Local 9 PA was awarded $100,000 for Bricklayer’s Local 9 Critical Update to PCC Training Facility, including an upgrade to a modern steel suspended scaffolding system, roof modification and replacement.

Familylinks was awarded $75,000 to renovate 8 units for housing to include flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, painting, sidewalks, doors, lighting and new appliances. The Borough of Churchill was awarded $50,000 for the Churchill Borough Sewer Projects. With Representative La’Tasha D.

Mayes, Senator Costa announces the following awards: The Promise Center of Homewood was awarded $125,000 for the Promise Center Youth & Community Development Project, including a sensory room, support curriculum, and technology. Hotel Terrace Hall LLC was awarded $150,000 for upgrades to concrete, doors, windows, outfitting facilities with state-of-the-art amenities for guest comfort.

With Representative Aerion Abney, Senator Costa announces the following awards: LEVEL: Equity Building was awarded $50,000 for the acquisition of a residential property and its subsequent sale to a first-time homebuyer who will operate a home daycare. Beltzhoover Consensus Group was awarded $100,000 for the construction of three single-family homes as a part of Chalfont St. Development Phase 1.

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