Who: City of Allentown
What: $30.7 million, capital improvements; $16.3 million, community investment; $4.5 million, fiscal stabilization
Where: Water main replacement and other infrastructure, broadband, storm sewers; assistance for housing, tourism, small business and non-profits; purchase of ambulances and health-related equipment, among other uses.
Who: City of Bethlehem
What: $8 million, fiscal stability; $12 million, capital needs; $6 million, road infrastructure; $8.5 million, community reinvestment.
Where: The three-year fiscal stability plan will allow the city to maintain public works and city employee staff levels while limiting tax increases.
Who: City of Easton
What: $6.6 million, support public health; $1.5 million, address negative economic impacts; $7.1 million, replace lost public sector revenue; $2.1 million; invest in water, sewer and storm water; $1.23 million, tourism.
Where: Uses include funds for blight remediation, a community garden and parks; small business grants, affordable housing and homeless initiatives; Hugh Morre Park Bridge and other infrastructure improvements.
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Do you have local government expertise? PEL is seeking consultants.

We are looking for consultants to work with us in the area of local government operations including public safety and public works.

If you are interested, please send your resume to CEO LeeAnne Rogers at leeanne.rogers@pelcentral.org.