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Application Purpose: the City of Pine Bluff Hereby Applies for Fy 2020 Section 5339 Funds in the Federal Amount of $109662 as Indicated in the Attached Split Letter for the Pine Bluff Uza. Funds Will Cover the Purchase of a Bus Shelter Shop Equipment Support Equipment and Repairs Renovations and Upgrades of the Facility Administrative Office/garage Located at 2300 E. Harding Street Pine Bluff Arkansas 71601. the Local Match of $27416 Will Come From the Citys General Fund. No Lobbying Activities Have Been Conducted.; Activities Performed: the Following Activities Will Be Performed With This Award: Purchase of 1 - Generator; 3 Sets of Bus Barriers; 1 - PC and Monitor for Training Room; 1 - Server; 1 - Bus Radio; 4 - Handheld Radios; 1 - Bus Shelter; 1 - Ada Compliant Lobby Door; 9 - Garage Bay Door Repairs; and 1 - Fuel Island Canopy.; Expected Outcomes: These Activities Will Promote Safety Compliance and Efficiency for Pine Bluff Transit Operators Staff and Riders.; Intended Beneficiaries: Activities From This Award Will Benefit Transit Employees and the Transit Riders.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$109,662
Paid out
$7.4K
7%
Committed, not yet paid
$102.3K
93%
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