Rep. Norcross Delivers Nearly $12M in Funding for South Jersey Community Projects

This press release from Representative Donald Norcross (D-NJ) was published on 2026-04-29 and titled "Rep. Norcross Delivers Nearly $12M in Funding for South Jersey Community Projects". It focuses on the economy and touches on taxes, the environment.

Rep. Norcross Delivers Nearly $12M in Funding for South Jersey Community Projects

WASHINGTON, DC - Today, Congressman Donald Norcross (D-NJ-01) secured $11.98 million for 15 Community Project Funding (CPF) awards throughout New Jersey's First Congressional District to support economic development, create jobs, and respond to the most pressing needs of the community. "There's been a lot of tough news lately, but this funding is a real reminder of what can happen when government listens and delivers for our communities. I came to Congress to fight for working families and make our South Jersey neighborhoods safer, healthier, and stronger. This funding will do just that," said Congressman Donald Norcross . "From investing in our local infrastructure and schools, to delivering new fire trucks to keeping our communities safe, this funding will make a real difference. I'll keep fighting to make sure our tax dollars come back to South Jersey and put the work where it belongs; in our communities." Community Funding Recipients and Project Descriptions: $822,000 to Borough of Magnolia This project will provide the Magnolia Fire Company with a new fire engine to replace aging equipment and ensure reliable emergency response for residents $1,015,000 to Maryville Southern New Jersey Telehealth This project will expand Maryville's telehealth programming across Southern New Jersey by upgrading its electronic medical record system and related hardware, cybersecurity tools, and IT support. $900,000 to Westville Fire District This project will fund a new rescue pumper for the Westville Fire District to strengthen emergency response in Westville, surrounding communities, and nearby highways such as I-295 and the New Jersey Turnpike. $1,050,000 to Rowan University This project will help Rowan University students research, develop, and test advanced concrete 3D printing to provide affordable and resilient 3D-printed houses. $1,000,000 to the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority This project will support an Army Corps of Engineers initiative to improve wastewater and stormwater infrastructure. $880,000 to Winslow Township This project will rehabilitate an aging elevated water storage tank on W. Factory Road. $1,092,000 to Voorhees Township This project will replace the sewer force main and pump serving the Las Brisas line, enhancing clean water efforts and sewage handling in a majority senior residential area. $1,092,000 to the Town of Maple Shade This project will replace the Kings Highway Treatment Plant with a new water treatment plant to ensure the Township of Maple Shade can continue to provide a safe and adequate supply of potable water. $850,000 to Camden County College This project's funds will be used to construct a free-standing facility that will house a new electric and hybrid vehicle technician training program. $850,000 to Camden City This project will support the Camden City Clean Up Initiative through the purchase of garbage hoppers and trash containers, helping to revitalize Camden's waste management infrastructure. $850,000 to Gloucester County This project will pay for construction costs associated with extending the Thomas Edison Parkway, specifically for installation of a new traffic light and for construction of a bridge crossing the Cabin Run Stream. $850,000 to Pennsauken Township This project will construct a new Public Works Facility and Vehicle/Equipment Repair Garage. $250,000 to the Borough of Wenonah This project will fund the Cedar Avenue Recreation Complex Improvement Project, which is designed to promote increased use of the facilities and better ensure the safety of all users. $250,000 to Washington Township This project will fund the Park Safety and Security Project, specifically to add security camera lighting and blue light emergency call boxes $250,000 to South Jersey Port Corporation This project will make improvements at the Balzano Marine Terminal in Camden. "The Borough Council and I are grateful to share that the Borough of Magnolia has been awarded $822,000 in federal funding to support the purchase of a new fire apparatus. We humbly thank Congressman Donald Norcross for securing this funding and for his continued support," said Mayor BettyAnn Cowling-Carson . "This investment not only provides significant savings for taxpayers but also ensures that our volunteers can continue delivering reliable, professional emergency services for years to come." "Maryville is deeply grateful to Congressman Norcross for his ongoing commitment to expanding access to treatment across Southern New Jersey," said Jared Levy, CEO of Maryville . "This federal support will allow us to strengthen the systems and resources needed to reach more individuals struggling with substance use and mental health challenges. This investment means improved access, stronger recovery outcomes, and healthier communities." "The Borough of Westville, the Westville Fire District #1, Board of Fire Commissioners along with the members of the Westville Fire Department extend their sincere gratitude to Co