“Delaware’s state park system is a vital contributor to our state’s $3 billion tourism economy,” said Senator Carper. “The First State may be small, but the appeal of our parks is far from it: Delaware’s parks attract almost six million guests a year! I’m delighted to welcome this investment from the Economic Development Administration that will create jobs, boost our economy, and help ensure that park visitors can come enjoy Delaware and make lifelong memories here.” Economic Development Administration for this investment, the Biden Administration and our Federal Delegation for their continued support of our nationally recognized state parks.” With this investment, they will just keep getting better,” said Governor John Carney. “This American Rescue Plan grant will help DNREC provide needed and sought-after enhancements to Delaware’s five state park campgrounds. “Delaware is proud to have the nation’s best state parks. This project is funded under EDA’s $240 million competitive American Rescue Plan Travel, Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation program, and will be matched with $803,100 in local funds. This project will support campground improvements at Cape Henlopen, Delaware Seashore, Killens Pond, Lums Pond, and Trap Pond State Parks, bringing new visitors to Delaware, its businesses, and local attractions. Economic Development Administration (EDA) Regional Director Linda Cruz Carnall to announce $3.2 million from the EDA to DNREC’s Division of State Parks. Senator Tom Carper (D-Del.), Chairman of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, joined Delaware Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) Secretary Shawn M.
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