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Commissioners reserve $1 million for township road program; applications to be handled by County Engineer
Summary
Erie County will retain $1 million in the Motor Vehicle License and Gas Tax Fund for a Township Infrastructure Road Program following discussions with new County Engineer Eric Dodrill; political subdivisions may apply through the County Engineer’s Office.
Erie County Commissioners agreed March 19 to retain $1 million in the Motor Vehicle License and Gas Tax Fund for the Township Infrastructure Road Program to support local road projects.
County Administrator Hank Solowiej recommended the funding level after discussions with County Engineer Eric Dodrill. Solowiej said political subdivisions can apply for funding directly through the County Engineer’s Office; the commissioners expressed support and noted Dodrill’s collaborative leadership and transparency.
No specific projects or funding recipients were named at the meeting; the recommendation preserves funds for future applications and directs interested political subdivisions to the County Engineer for application instructions.
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