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COUNTY PROJECT NAME ALLEGHENY SHALER TOWNSHIP, PINE CREEK; Phase 2 & 3 ALLEGHENY BETHEL PARK, MCLAUGHLIN RUN ALLEGHENY TURTL COUNTY PROJECT NAME ALLEGHENY SHALER TOWNSHIP, PINE CREEK; Phase 2 & 3 ALLEGHENY BETHEL PARK, MCLAUGHLIN RUN ALLEGHENY TURTLE CREEK BORO, SAWMILL CREEK ALLEGHENY BALDWIN, UT LICK RUN BEAVER DARLINGTON, LITTLE BEAVER CREEK BEDFORD EVERETT, FLOOD PROTECTION PHASE 1 & 2 BEDFORD EVERETT, PH. 2, BLOODY RUN PUMP STATION BEDFORD EVERETT FP, PUMPING STATION MODIFICATION BEDFORD EVERETT FP, PUMPING STATION REHAB BRADFORD ATHENS, SUSQUEHANNA & CHEMUNG RIVER BRADFORD ATHENS, CHEMUNG RIVER LEVEE REHABILITATION BRADFORD ATHENS, CHEMNUG RIVER LEVEE EXTENSION BRADFORD ATHENS SLOPE STAB, CHEMUNG RIVER BRADFORD SAYRE, SUSQUEHANNA RIVER & CAYUTA CREEK BRADFORD SAYRE, FLOOD PROTECTION PROJECT (pumping station) BRADFORD SAYRE, PUMPING STATION REHAB BUCKS MORRISVILLE, DELEWARE RIVER BUCKS BRISTOL, ADAMS HOLLOW RUN BUTLER BUTLER, SULLIVAN RUN CAMBRIA BARNESBORO, SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CAMBRIA PATTON, CHEST CREEK & FLANNINGAN RUN CAMBRIA PATTON, FLANNIGAN RUN DIVERSION CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, SAMS RUN CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT, PHASE 2 AND 3 CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, SAMS RUN FLOOD PROTECTION CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, ELK RUN DEBRIS BASIN CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, ELK RUN FLOOD PROTECTION PHASE 1 CAMBRIA SOUTHMONT, CHENEY RUN CAMBRIA STONYCREEK TOWNSHIP, SOLOMON RUN CAMBRIA DALE BOROUGH, SOLOMON RUN CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, SOLOMON RUN CAMBRIA VINTONDALE, SOUTH BRANCH BLACKLICK CREEK CAMBRIA NANTY GLO, BLACK LICK CREEK CAMBRIA FRANKLIN, CLAPBOARD RUN CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, ST. CLAIR RUN CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, CHENEY RUN (1982 & 1992) CAMBRIA JOHNSTOWN, GRIFFITY RUN CAMERON EMPORIUM, PLANK ROAD HOLLOW RUN CARBON WEISSPORT, LEHIGH RIVER CENTRE PHILIPSBURG, UNIT 1, MOSHANNON CREEK CENTRE PHILIPSBURG, UNIT 2, MOSHANNON CREEK CENTRE PHILIPSBURG, UNIT 3, MOSHANNON CREEK CENTRE MILESBURG, STREAM DIVERSION CLEARFIELD IRVONA, CLEARFIELD CREEK & WITMER RUN CLEARFIELD CURWENSVILLE, TANNERS RUN COLUMBIA BERWICK, THOMPSONS RUN CRAWFORD MEADVILLE, MILL RUN DAUPHIN HIGHSPIRE, BURD RUN DELAWARE UPLAND, MARIS, LUKENS & CROZERS RUN HUNTINGDON HUNTINGDON & SMITHFIELD, Lily Creek (unit 1) HUNTINGDON HUNTINGDON & SMITHFIELD, Crooked Creek and Lily Creek (unit 1a) HUNTINGDON & SMITHFIELD, Juniata River & Crooked Creek (unit 2, HUNTINGDON Phase 1) MT. VERNON & PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Pumping Stations HUNTINGDON Rehabilitation INDIANA CHERRY TREE LEVEE REHAB., SUSQUEHANNA R. INDIANA CHERRY TREE, SUSQUEHANNA RIVER INDIANA CHERRY TREE LEVEE REHAB, Construction of concrete floodwall JEFFERSON BROCKWAY, LITTLE TOBY CREEK JEFFERSON BROCKWAY, LITTLE TOBY CREEK (unit 2) JEFFERSON REYNOLDSVILLE, SOLDIER RUN LACKAWANNA BLAKELY, HULL CREEK LACKAWANNA BLAKELY, WILDCAT CREEK PH. 2 (A) LACKAWANNA BLAKELY, TINKLEPAUGH CREEK, PH. 2 (B) LACKAWANNA SCRANTON, UNIT 2, ROARING BROOK LACKAWANNA SCRANTON, UNIT 4, STAFFORD MEADOW BROOK LACKAWANNA MOOSIC, UNIT 1, LACKAWANNA R. & SPRING BROOK LACKAWANNA MOOSIC, UNIT 2, SPRING BROOK LACKAWANNA MOOSIC, UNITS 3 & 4, SPRING BROOK LACKAWANNA MAYFIELD, LACKAWANNA R., POWDERLY & HOSEY CK. LACKAWANNA MAYFIELD, LEVEE ADDITIONS, LACKAWANNA RIVER LACKAWANNA SCRANTON, KEYSER & LINDY CREEK LACKAWANNA SCRANTON, LEACH CREEK DEBRIS BASIN LACKAWANNA SCRANTON, LINDY CREEK DEBRIS BASIN LEBANON LEBANON, HAZEL DYKE LEHIGH ALLENTOWN, JORDAN CREEK LUZERNE WYOMING, ABRAHAMS CREEK LUZERNE WYOMING/WEST WYOMING, ABRAHAMS CREEK LUZERNE WEST WYOMING, ABRAHAMS CREEK LUZERNE WEST WYOMING, ABRAHAMS CREEK, UNIT 2 LUZERNE WILKES-BARRE, MILL CREEK LUZERNE PLYMOUTH, BROWN CREEK LUZERNE PLYMOUTH, WADHAM CK. DEBRIS BASIN LUZERNE PLYMOUTH, DUFFEY RUN DEBRIS DAM LUZERNE PLYMOUTH, WADHAM CREEK CHANNEL LUZERNE MOCANAQUA, TURTLE CREEK LUZERNE DURYEA, LACKAWANNA RIVER LUZERNE DURYEA LEVEE REHAB., LACKAWANNA RIVER LUZERNE DURYEA LEVEE REHAB LUZERNE DURYEA SLIPLINING A DRAINAGE STRUCTURE LUZERNE SWOYERSVILLE/FORTY FORT, LUZERNE SWOYERSVILLE, WADE RUN LUZERNE EXETER, HICKS CREEK LUZERNE EXETER, HICK CREEK LUZERNE HARVEYS LAKE-WORDAN PLACE LUZERNE AVOCA, MILL CREEK LYCOMING LOYALSOCK TOWNSHIP, BULL RUN MCKEAN SMETHPORT, MARVIN & POTATO CREEKS (UNIT 1 & 2) MCKEAN ELDRED, ALLEGHENY RIVER & BARDEN BROOK MERCER WEST MIDDLESEX, HOGBACK RUN MONROE STROUDSBURG & E. STROUDSBURG MONROE STROUDSBURG LEVEE STAB., BRODHEAD CREEK MONROE MCMICHAEL CREEK PUMPING STATION REHAB MONTGOMERY CHELTENHAM TWP., TACONY CREEK - 1952 CHELTENHAM TWP., GLENSIDE, PUMPING STATION (UNIT 1, PHASE MONTGOMERY 1) - 1978 CHELTENHAM TWP., GLENSIDE, KESWICK CULVERT (UNIT 1 PHASE MONTGOMERY 2) - 1993 CHELTENHAM TWP., GLENSIDE, TACONY CREEK, CONC CHANNEL MONTGOMERY REHAB - 1999 MONTGOMERY GLENSIDE AREA PUMPING STATION REHAB - 1999 MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY NORRISTOWN, SAW MILL RUN, (UNIT 1 - 1968 AND PHASE 2 - 1973) MONTGOMERY NORRISTOWN, SAW MILL RUN BANK STABILIZATION MONTOUR DANVILLE EMERGENCY LEVEE, SUSQUEHANNA RIVER MONTOUR DANVILLE, SUSQUEHANNA RIVER LEVEES MONTOUR DANVILLE, MAHONING CREEK MONTOUR DANVILLE, SECHLER RUN CHANNEL RELOCATION MONTOUR DANVILLE, SECHLER RUN CHANNEL MONTOUR DANVILLE, LEVEE REHAB., UPPER LEVEE MONTOUR DANVILLE, LEVEE REHAB., LOWER LEVEE MONTOUR DANVILLE, SECHLER RUN PUMPING STATION MONTOUR DANVILLE, SECHLER RUN PUMPING STATION REHAB NORTHUMBERLAND MILTON, LIMESTOWN RUN POTTER COUDERSPORT, ALLEGHENY R. & MILL CREEK POTTER GALETON, PINE CREEK POTTER GALETON, PINE CREEK RECREATION DAM POTTER GENESEE, GENESEE RIVER SCHUYLKILL MCADOO, CELEBRATION CREEK SOMERSET WINDBER, PAINT CREEK & SEESE RUN, UNIT 1 WINDBER, PAINT CREEK IMPROVEMENTS, (UNIT 2 – 1962, 2A – 1964, SOMERSET UNIT 3 – 1961) SOMERSET ALTERATIONS TO THE WINDBER FPP – 1967 SOMERSET WINDBER, PAINT CREEK IMPROVEMENT PROJ - 1992 SOMERSET MEYERSDALE, FLAUGHERTY CREEK, SOMERSET MEYERSDALE, CASSELMAN RIVER ROCKWOOD, COXES CREEK & CASSELMAN RIVER (UNIT 1 – 1966, SOMERSET UNIT 2 – 1968, UNIT 3 – 1972) SOMERSET CONFLUENCE, YOUGHIOGHENY & CASSELMAN RIVER SOMERSET SOMERSET, EAST BRANCH COXES CREEK SOMERSET BOYNTON, CASSELMAN RIVER & PINKEY CREEK SUSQUEHANNA HOP BOTTOM, TANNERS TUN TIOGA LAWRENCEVILLE LEVEE REHAB – 1977 TIOGA LAWRENCEVILLE LEVEE REHAB., TIOGA RIVER - 1995 TIOGA TIOGA, TIOGA RIVER WARREN WARREN, GLADE RUN (UNITS 1 AND 2) WARREN WARREN, INDIAN HOLLOW RUN WASHINGTON CANNONSBURG, CHARTIERS CREEK IMPROVEMENTS WAYNE HONESDALE, LACKAWAXEN RIVER & DYBERRY CREEK WAYNE HAWLEY, LACKAWAXEN RIVER & MIDDLE CREEK WAYNE ALTERATIONS TO HAWLEY FPP WAYNE WHITE MILLS, LOLLIPOP CREEK WESTMORELAND JEANNETTE CHANNEL RECTIFICATION, BRUSH CREEK (unit 1 & 2) WESTMORELAND JEANNETTE & PENN BORO BRUSH CREEK AND TRIBS. WESTMORELAND GREATER GREENSBURG AREA, JACKS RUN (unit 1 & 2) WESTMORELAND PENN TWP. (JEANNETTE) BULL RUN DAM REHAB. WESTMORELAND DERRY, MCGEE RUN WESTMORELAND LATROBE, UNITY RUN WESTMORELAND NEW KENSINGTON, LITTLE PUCKETA CREEK .
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