These critical investments will enable SEPTA to make the Regional Rail fleet safe and reliable for 10 years while they procure new cars. Despite the PA State Senate’s unwillingness to provide funding for transit agencies — Gov. Shapiro continues to stand up for public transit.

This work is part of a $15.9 million project to upgrade stormwater management facilities on more than 90 state highways across the five-county Philadelphia region.

Check conditions of major roadways HERE: www.511pa.com

Motorists are advised to allow extra time when traveling near the work area due to backups and delays. The work schedule is weather dependent.

Motorists will be directed to use Birmingham Road, Route 926 (Street Road), U.S. 202 (Wilmington Pike), Business U.S. 322 (High Street), and Route 52 (Price Street). Local access will be maintained.

Starting Monday, December 1, through Wednesday, December 24, Route 52 (Bradford Avenue) will be closed. Traffic will be detoured 24/7 between Tracie Lynn Drive and Rosedale Avenue.

With prices rising due to tariffs and inflation, affordability is the biggest issue facing Pennsylvanians. This new tax credit will help to ease the burden for working families.

(4) Check this CC Voter Services FAQ webpage periodically for announcement of Date/Time/Location of Board of Elections hearing -- and other details between now and the hearing: chesco.org/5894/Novembe...

(3) Before the hearing, I urge you to email these county officials about the status of your provisional ballot and advocate for your vote be counted: Colleen Frens, Chester County Solicitor Cfrens@chesco.org Chester County Commissioners CCCommisioners@chesco.org

(2) All provisional ballot voters whose ballots are under legal challenge will receive a letter from Chester County Voter Services stating the reason for the legal challenge and what action can be taken to advocate for the ballot to be legally counted.

These "set-aside" ballots will be further reviewed at a CC Board of Elections hearing -- Date/Time/Location TBA soon. As of today, 11,197 provisional ballots have been upheld as legally countable and tabulated into the total election results: livevoterturnout.com/ENR/chesterp...

During the review process, many provisional ballots were "set aside" due to legal challenges to procedural flaws related to one or both of the provisional ballot envelopes (inner secrecy envelope and/or outer envelope).

(1) The Chester County Board of Elections is responsible for reviewing provisional ballots. They completed this review process yesterday - Thursday, November 13.