Politics & Government
Neshaminy Greenway Trail Gets $225K For Expansion
The trail will link five Bucks County communities to several parks and connect the town centers of Doylestown Borough and Chalfont Borough.
DOYLESTOWN, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has awarded $225,000 to New Britain Township to expand the Neshaminy Greenway Trail in Bucks County.
The funding, which is a mix of state and federal dollars, will help cover the cost of constructing about two-thirds of a mile of trailway from Upper State Road in Chalfont to the existing trail.
“State cooperation and investments keep local project costs down and bring our hard-working state tax dollars back to our community," State Rep. Wendy Ullman (D-Plumstead) said in a press release announcing the funding.
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The trail will link the five communities of Chalfont Borough, New Britain Borough, Doylestown Borough, Doylestown Township, New Britain Borough and New Britain Township. It will also connect the region to a bus line that runs from County Line Road to Delaware Valley University.
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