Funding for Our Future
Representative Troy Has Championed Increased State Investment In Our Communities
Representative Troy has used his position on the House Finance Committee to address critical infrastructure, education, health care and local service needs for our communities. See below just a few of the critical local projects Representative Troy has helped secure funding for:
$50,000 to Mayfield Village for new restrooms at Wiley Park,
$200,000 to the Fine Arts Association for system upgrades to their facility in Willoughby,
$100,000 for improved amenities at Mentor-on-the-Lake’s Overlook Beach Park (Rep. Troy previously secured $300,000 for the first phase of the park two years ago),
$137,500 to construct an amphitheater at Coulby Park in Wickliffe,
$200,000 to Willowick to upgrade their Municipal Center Parking Lot,
$500,000 for the construction of a pedestrian bridge over the Chagrin River at Willoughby’s Daniels Park, and
$175,000 for a children’s splash pad in Mentor.
Rep. Troy also advocated for and was pleased to receive funding approval for projects in neighboring areas that will benefit his constituents and individuals across Northeastern Ohio. These include:
$1 million for University Hospital’s Seidman Cancer Center at Tripoint Medical Center in Concord Township,
$3.72 million to Lakeland Community College for mechanical and electrical infrastructure replacement and basic renovations across their campus in Kirtland,
$200,000 for the Lake County YMCA’s expansion project at their Painesville location,
$500,000 to Lake Metroparks for park improvements at various sites in Lake County
$350,000 for a new visitors center, event pavilion, and fully accessible trails at the Holden Arboretum in Kirtland, and
$200,000 for renovations to Auburn Career Center’s Workforce Innovation Center in Concord Township
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Past Projects Receiving Capital Funds Within The District
$2,000,000 for the City of Willoughby Osborne Park Shoreline Protection
$1,500,000 for Revitalization of the old downtown Mentor
$1,000,000 for a new, relocated Mentor Fire Station
$1,000,000 for ISTEM Painesville Township Hadden Facility and Crowns Project
$1,000,000 for Lake Metro Parks Lakefront Trail
$938,750 for University Hospitals TriPoint Breast Cancer Center in Concord
$750,000 for the University Hospitals Perrico Health Center Rainbow Babies and Children Clinic in Willoughby
$500,000 for the Willoughby Fine Arts Association Corning Auditorium Stage & Lobby renovations
$450,000 for a new Richmond Heights Salt Bin
$300,000 for the Mentor on the Lake-Lake Overlook Park Restoration
$500,000 for the Classic Auto Park-Eastlake Minor League Baseball Stadium
$35,478 for Roof Repairs at Mentor VFW Post 9295
$15,328 for Resources for Restoring Lives and Providing Safety and Security at the Project Hope Homeless Shelter in Painesville
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