Of the $200 million released by the state of Pennsylvania on Monday, generated by the impact fee on Marcellus drilling, a total of $53,127.09 is coming to Warren County.
Of that $53,127.09 total, $35,475.88 has been disbursed as part of the Marcellus Legacy Fund. Those dollars can be used for a variety of state initiatives, including water and sewer projects, bridge construction and other activities.
The remaining $17,651.21 has been allocated to municipalities within the county.
The following is a list, obtained from the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission, of what each municipality in Warren County will receive:
Bear Lake Borough, $19.94; Brokenstraw Township, $10,135.35; Cherry Grove Township, $105.10; Clarendon Borough, $44.98; Columbus Township, $434.98; Conewango Township, $1,461.93; Deerfield Township, $399.11; Eldred Township, $707.25; Elk Township, $126.93; Farmington Township, $340.75; Freehold Township, $993.94; Glade Township, $281.98; Limestone Township, $86.70; Mead Township, $178.32;
and Pine Grove Township, $365.07; Pittsfield Township, $9,874.92; Pleasant Township, $849.03; Sheffield Township, $756.50; Southwest Township, $202.63; Spring Creek Township, $966.25; Sugar Grove Township, $1,187.84; Sugar Grove Borough, $61.36; Tidioute Borough, $76.59; Triumph Township, $162.75; City of Warren, $960.04; Watson Township, $31.43; Youngsville Borough, $567.86.