Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Purchase One Administrative Support Vehicle One Revenue Vehicle and Bus Equipment and Perform Essential Bus Facility Repairs and Maintenance.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Purchase an Administrative Support Vehicle Purchase an Additional E450 Cutaway Bus to Add to PBTS Existing Fleet Purchase PTT Radios for the Buses Provide Essential Repairs and Maintenance to the Bus Facilitys Fuel Lines and Provide Needed Repair and Maintenance to the Bus Facilitys Parking Lot.; Expected Outcomes: Expected Outcomes Include Consistent Access to a Support Vehicle for Staff Administrative Functions Consistent Uninterrupted Bus Operations When a Vehicle Is Down or Pulled for Repair Support Additional or Expanded Transit Services Consistent Communication With Operators Restoring Onsite Fueling and Regaining More Control and Oversight of the Process Increased Safety and More Defined Traffic Control.; Intended Beneficiaries: Activities From This Award Will Benefit the Riding Public Pine Bluff Transit Employees and the City of Pine Bluff.; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$179,225
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