Constitution Pipeline Company, LLC
P.O. Box 14139
Albany, NY 12213
518-982-1637
www.constitutionpipeline.com
DATE: May 27, 2015
MEDIA CONTACT:
Chris Stockton
(713) 215-2010
Constitution Pipeline Announces Latest Recipients of Community Grants
Total Reaches $1.8 Million Awarded in Project Area
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Constitution Pipeline Company today announced the recipients of the sixth cycle of its
Constitution Pipeline Community Grant program, awarding 25 grants totaling more than $200,000 to benefit
local communities within the counties traversed by the proposed pipeline project.
Since its inception in 2012, more than $1.8 million has been awarded by the Constitution Pipeline Community
Grant Program to help fund noteworthy projects that directly benefit communities in the pipeline project area.
An advisory committee consisting of community leaders and company representatives helped determine which
projects would receive funding and how the dollars would be distributed. Grants were awarded based on overall
community need and merit of the proposal. Examples of eligible projects included emergency/first responder
support, youth or senior services, education programs, assistance in the enrichment of wildlife habitat and
promotion of environmental education.
“We are very pleased with the opportunity to assist in funding this innovative, diverse collection of community
projects,” said Matt Swift, Constitution Pipeline project manager. “Constitution Pipeline is committed to being a
good neighbor by putting safety, environmental stewardship and community support at the heart of our
operations.”
Constitution Pipeline distributes grant awards twice per year, with the next funding cycle’s deadline scheduled
for Oct. 1, 2015. Grant applications can be completed online at www.constitutionpipeline.com.
6th Cycle Grant Recipients: Summary by County
 Broome County: five grants for a total of $63,900
 Chenango County: four grants for a total of $35,000
 Delaware County: six grants for a total of $53,000
 Otsego County: one grant for a total of $1,000
 Schoharie County: four grants for a total of $30,000
 Susquehanna County: five grants for a total of $44,500
6th Cycle Grant Recipients
This round, the Constitution Community Grant program provided grants totaling more than $200,000 to 25
organizations in communities traversed by the proposed pipeline project.
 Town of Sanford Highway Department (Broome County, NY) -- New Road Broom. Grant award: $25,000.
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Town of Colesville Fire Company #1 Inc. (Broome County, NY) -- Personal Protective Equipment Upgrade.
Grant award: $6,400.
Windsor Central School District (Broome County, NY) -- Knight Lights Summer Program. Grant award:
$7,500.
Broome County Department of Parks, Recreation and Youth Services (Broome County, NY) -- Mower
Replacement. Grant award: $10,000.
Windsor Community Revitalization Organization, Inc. (Broome County, NY) -- Windsor Inn 1832. Grant
award: $15,000.
Town of Afton (Chenango County, NY) -- Unification of Town Hall and Town Court. Grant award:
$15,000.
Village of Bainbridge (Chenango County, NY) -- Replace Village Police Vehicle. Grant award: $10,000.
Bainbridge Historical Society (Chenango County, NY) -- New Roof for Bainbridge Historical Society
Museum. Grant award: $5,000.
Chenango County Blues Association (Chenango County, NY) -- 23rd Chenango Blues Festival. Grant
award: $5,000.
Franklin Fire Department (Delaware County, NY) -- Air Pack. Grant award: $12,800.
Delaware County Fire Fighters Association (Delaware County, NY) -- Training Center Mask Building
Project. Grant award: $9,500.
Delaware County Sheriff's Office (Delaware County, NY) -- Potter's Graveyard Restoration Project. Grant
award: $2,500.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Delaware County, Inc. (Delaware County, NY) -- Suicide Prevention.
Grant award: $8,200.
Davenport Fire Department (Delaware County, NY) -- Turnout Gear. Grant award: $15,000.
Catskill Development Foundation, Inc. (Delaware County, NY) -- Small Business Incubator Upgrades.
Grant award: $5,000.
Oneonta Youth Soccer Association (Otsego County, NY) -- Equipment Needs. Grant award: $1,000.
Richmondville Volunteer Emergency Squad, Inc., (Schoharie County, NY) -- Turnout Gear. Grant award:
$10,000.
Middleburgh Fire Department (Schoharie County, NY) -- Quick Attack Firefighting Vehicle Project. Grant
award: $10,000
Richmondville Youth Organization (Schoharie County, NY) -- Richmondville Little League Improvement
Project. Grant award: $5,000.
Schoharie County Historical Society (Schoharie County, NY) -- Outdoor Events Improvements at the Old
Stone Fort Museum. Grant award: $5,000.
Rail-Trail Council of NEPA (Susquehanna County, PA) -- Beautification of the Union Dale Trailhead and
D&H Rail-Trail. Grant award: $7,500.
Harford Agricultural Society (Susquehanna County, PA) -- Vegetable Hall Restoration. Grant award:
$7,000.
Thompson Hose Co (Susquehanna County, PA) -- Replace Fire Hall Generator. Grant award: $10,000.
Claire Williams O'Neil Foundation (Susquehanna County, PA) -- Natural Gas Scholarship program. Grant
award: $10,000.
Forest Lake Volunteer Fire Co. #1 (Susquehanna County, PA) -- Project Turnout Gear. Grant award:
$10,000.
The mission of the Constitution Pipeline Community Grant Program is to identify and help fund noteworthy
projects that directly benefit the surrounding communities. Each eligible organization may request up to
$25,000 per funding cycle. Applications must be for projects within counties in close proximity to the proposed
Constitution Pipeline. Priority will be given to projects within towns traversed by the pipeline route.
Project must be started within 12 months of receiving funding.
About Constitution Pipeline Company, LLC
Constitution Pipeline Company, LLC is a proposed 124-mile interstate natural gas pipeline project designed to
transport natural gas produced in northeastern Pennsylvania to existing transmission pipeline infrastructure
located in Schoharie County, NY. For more information about the proposal, visit the company’s website at
www.constitutionpipeline.com.
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