Federal grant · project grant (b)
Description:the Action Approve Funding in the Amount of $1,483,400 to Miami-dade County Department of Solid Waste Management, Florida. Specifically, the Recipient Will Purchase and Replace Eight (8) Trash Trucks (model Years 2002 and 2007), Five (5) Cranes (model Years 2002 and 2007), Six (6) Roll-off Trucks (model Years 2003 and 2006), One (1) Backhoe (model Year 2003) and One (1) Pay Loader (model Year 2005) With New Diesel Models With Epa-certified Engines.activities:the Activities Include the Purchase and Replacement of Eight (8) Trash Trucks (model Years 2002 and 2007), Five (5) Cranes (model Years 2002 and 2007), Six (6) Roll-off Trucks (model Years 2003 and 2006), One (1) Backhoe (model Year 2003) and One (1) Pay Loader (model Year 2005) With New Diesel Models With Epa-certified Tier 4 Engines to Reduce Particulate Matter (PM) and Nox Pollution.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:the Anticipated Deliverables Include the Purchase and Replacement of Eight (8) Trash Trucks (model Years 2002 and 2007), Five (5) Cranes (model Years 2002 and 2007), Six (6) Roll-off Trucks (model Years 2003 and 2006), One (1) Backhoe (model Year 2003) and One (1) Pay Loader (model Year 2005) With New Diesel Models With Epa-certified Tier 4 Engines to Reduce Particulate Matter (PM) and Nox Pollution as Well as the Training of Miami-dade Staff on the Use of New Project Equipment. the Expected Outcomes Include Lifetime Emission Reductions of 1.556 Tons of PM2.5 and 19.252 Tons of Nox Through Project Implementation and Vehicle Replacements. the Intended Beneficiaries Include the Residents of Miami-dade County, Included Disadvantaged and Environmental Justice Communities.
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$1.5 Million
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