Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: Mitigate the Negative Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on MTS Public Transit Operation MTSS Employees Passengers and Community. Cares Funds Will Be Directed to Payroll and Operation Assistance.; Activities Performed: Activities to Be Performed: Funds Will Be Used for Reimbursement of Pandemic-specific Expenses Operating Assistance and Payroll.; Expected Outcomes: Provide MTS the Opportunity to Re-stabilize Its Financial Resources to Continue to Provide Safe and Reliable Transportation; Rebuilding Relationships With MTSS Employees and the Communities Served. While Strategizing to Invest in Future Prosperity of Our Passengers to Enable an Inclusive Recovery From COVID-19.; Intended Beneficiaries: MTS Employs Over 2500 Team Members Combined the Bus and Light Rail Operations Serve Ten Cities and Travel Through About 570 Square Miles of the Urbanized Areas of San Diego County as Well as the Rural Parts of East County Serving Approximately 3 Million People in San Diego County. the Intended Beneficiaries Would Undoubtedly Be MTSS Employees Passengers and Communities; Subrecipient Activities: This Recipient Does Not Intend to Sub-award Funds.
Committed
$220.0 Million
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