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Officials say grants are available to support projects if merger proceeds; DCED discussions underway

Adams Township Board of Supervisors & Mars Borough Council (joint meeting) · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Solicitor Mike Gallagher and municipal leaders told attendees that grants could support local businesses and large projects such as a new library; Mars officials noted success winning grants and Township staff said they have met with DCED about opportunities.

Attorneys and municipal staff told attendees that state and other grants could fund business support and capital projects tied to a merger. Solicitor Mike Gallagher stated that "many grants will be available to business owners," and Mars councilor Mike Fleming said Mars Borough has experience obtaining grants but cautioned that applicants often must wait for funding cycles.

Township Manager Michael Tylka said he has met with the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) to review possible grants. Officials encouraged business owners and community groups to engage in upcoming outreach events to learn more about potential funding timelines and eligibility.