Gaydos Announces Traffic Signal Funding for Moon Township, Sewickley Borough

January 5, 2026

ALLEGHENY COUNTY - Rep. Valerie Gaydos (R-Allegheny) announced today Moon Township and Sewickley Borough will receive a combined $422,960 in state funding through the Green Light-Go Program to upgrade aging traffic signal equipment and improve roadway safety and traffic flow. 

“These upgrades will make a real difference for drivers, pedestrians, school busses and children walking to school, as well as our emergency responders who rely on these intersections every day,” said Gaydos. “Modern signal technology improves safety, reduces congestion and helps traffic move more efficiently. I’m pleased to see these investments directed toward practical infrastructure improvements that support our communities and local economies.”

Moon Township will receive $193,792 to upgrade signal equipment at the intersection of Beaver Grade Road and Thorn Run Road, while Sewickley Borough will receive $229,168 to replace outdated signal equipment at the intersections of Beaver Street and Broad Street and Thorn Street and Broad Street.

Green Light-Go grants provide reimbursement to municipalities for improvements that enhance the efficiency and operation of existing traffic signals, including modernization of signal equipment, upgraded detection systems and improved traffic management technology.



Representative Valerie Gaydos
44th Legislative District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Media Contact: Rick Leiner
717.260.6437
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