College Township to reallocate $11,000 county liquid-fuels award to Brandywine Drive pedestrian warning lights
September 30, 2026 | Centre County, Pennsylvania
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A College Township representative requested a change in scope for the township’s $11,000 county liquid-fuels award, asking the board to allow the money to be used for new signage and button-activated pedestrian warning lights at three Brandywine Drive crosswalks. The presenter cited nearby elementary and middle schools and said the project is already in progress; planning staff confirmed the request meets liquid-fuels program requirements and the board approved the change of scope.
The chair and commissioners discussed local development pressures on Brandywine Drive and the proximity of two schools; they expressed support for the safety-focused reallocation and moved to approve the change.
The chair and commissioners discussed local development pressures on Brandywine Drive and the proximity of two schools; they expressed support for the safety-focused reallocation and moved to approve the change.
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