Route 22 traffic signal upgrades
Summary
Murrysville won a PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Fund grant to replace the system that syncs all the traffic lights along Route 22, including Old William Penn and Vincent Hall. Expect smoother commutes, but the project takes about two years from engineering through installation.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
The $626,000 grant covers the full amount the municipality applied for, so no local match was mentioned.
Everyone who drives the Route 22 corridor, especially commuters hitting the synced signals daily.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Council of the Municipality of Murrysville - Aug 18, 2026
Murrysville is replacing aging signal controllers along Route 22 with an adaptive system funded by a $626,600 state grant; engineering awarded tonight. Problem intersections like School Road and Manor Road (where signal cabinets keep getting hit) are on the list.
Council of the Municipality of Murrysville - Mar 4, 2026
Old-style signal heads and pedestrian signals at 11 Route 22 intersections get replaced with battery backups so signals keep working in outages. A grant covers the whole $374,200 cost except about $45,000.
Council of the Municipality of Murrysville - Jan 20, 2026
Murrysville won a PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Fund grant to replace the system that syncs all the traffic lights along Route 22, including Old William Penn and Vincent Hall. Expect smoother commutes, but the project takes about two years from engineering through installation.
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