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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Proposed Project Involves Project Development Activities to Further Plan for a New Rail Line That Will Connect the Farmington, NM, Area to the BNSF Corridor Near Gallup Across San Juan County and Mckinley County, NM. the Proposed Project Is a Partnership Between San Juan County, the Navajo Nation, and the New Mexico Department of Transportation the Vast Majority of the Project Is Located Within the Navajo Nation. the Project Aligns With the Selection Criteria by Enhancing Resilience and Improving System and Service Performance as the Project Will Provide a Viable Freight Transportation Modal Alternative to Highway Trucking, Simplify the Supply Chain, and Enable New, Rail-dependent Economic Development Opportunities Thereby Imparting Benefits to the Navajo Nation and Surrounding Communities. San Juan County Will Contribute the 20 Percent Non-federal Match. This Project Qualifies for the Statutory Set-aside for Projects in Rural Areas.
Committed
$4.0 Million
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