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Episode 40: All Aboard | Growing Greater Philadelphia
Michael Trio, City Manager, City of Coatesville; Linda Lavender-Norris, President, Coatesville City Council; Jennie Granger, Deputy Secretary for Multimodal Transportation, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
There is a new vision for an ambitious redevelopment of Coatesville, the only city in the dynamic community of Chester County, Pennsylvania. At the center of this transformation is the reimaging of the city’s train station. This week we went to Coatesville and met with some of the key influencers who are making this project happen. Matt Cabrey, Executive Director of Select Greater Philadelphia, a council of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia met with the team at Coatesville’s City Hall to learn about the Coatesville of yesterday, today, and tomorrow while also understanding how PennDOT is helping to bring this project to life.
There is a new vision for an ambitious redevelopment of Coatesville, the only city in the dynamic community of Chester County, Pennsylvania. At the center of this transformation is the reimaging of the city’s train station. This week we went to Coatesville and met with some of the key influencers who are making this project happen. Matt Cabrey, Executive Director of Select Greater Philadelphia, a council of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia met with the team at Coatesville’s City Hall to learn about the Coatesville of yesterday, today, and tomorrow while also understanding how PennDOT is helping to bring this project to life.