Encouraging safe, efficient travel across the region is critically important.  Making well-planned investments in the transportation infrastructure and how it operates is a key role of government   The U.S. Route 119 Committee represents a group of residents, government representatives, and elected officials that come together to address issues of concern and priority improvements along the U.S. Route 119 corridor.

U.S Route 119 stretches across three southwestern Pennsylvania counties. These include Indiana, Jefferson, and Clearfield counties.  The Committee includes equal representation from each of these municipalities.

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Taken on December 03, 2009, when three long-time members of the U.S. Route 119 Improvement Committee were honored with certificates for their years of service are, from left: Ernest Neel, Roseville; John Hallman, Punxsutawney; former Indiana County Commissioner David Frick, who presented the recognitions; and founding member, former Jefferson County Commissioner, Andrew Laska, Punxsutawney.

This photo appeared with a story on the 85th Anniversary of the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Highway written on May 31, 2011 and published in the "Jeffersonian-Democrat" newspaper. Since that story and this picture were published, Ernie Neel, John Hallman and Andy Laska have all passed away. David Frick retired as an Indiana County Commissioner in 2013.