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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Start Initial Application (00)PURPOSE:THIS Grant Application Uses $180000 in Fy 2020 Section 5311 Tribal Transit Program Funding for the Preliminary Engineering Design and Environmental Review of the Noorvik Native Community Transit Building Project. Once the Environmental Review Is Complete This Grant Application Will Be Amended to Add the Remaining Funds for Construction.discretionary Id No. D2021-TRTR-012: $150680DISCRETIONARY Id No. D2021-TRTR-013: $25502DISCRETIONARY Id No. D2021-TRTR-014: $3818ACTIVITIES to Be Performed:this Project Will Include a Storage Facility to House Its Paratransit Fleet a Maintenance Bay Office Space and Temporary Accommodations for Out-of-town Transit Maintenance and Related Workers.expected Outcomes:this Project Will Improve the Safety and Reliability of Public Transportation Service in Noorvik Alaska. Intended Beneficiaries:this Project Will Allow Reliable and Safe Public Transportation Services to Riders in the Noorvik Community.subrecipient Activities:there Are No Subrecipients to This Award.end Initial Application (00)
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$1.8 Million
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