Federal grant · formula grant (a)
This Application Is Requesting $3602127 in Fy 2020 Section 5307 Formula Funds Which Includes $3276828 From Merced Uza and $325299 From Turlock Uza Per Mou Agreement. This Grant Includes a Second Source of the Fta 5307 Uza Funds Programmed in the Ftip Per Mou Between Stanislaus County of Governments (stancog) and Merced County Association of Governments (MCAG) for Turlock Uza Cost-share Agreement. the Turlock Uzas Current Federal Register Apportionment Share Is Then Multiplied by the 14.27% Mou Cost-share Percentage. This Mou Allows Stancog and Mcag to Work Together as Adjoining Counties to Provide Transit Service to the Cities of Livingston and Turlock Overlapping Unincorporated Town of Delhi. the Fy 19/20 Mou Designated a Formula Split 14.27% for Merced County.purpose: This Grant Will Assist With the Funding for Operational Costs for Merced County Region Transit System. Activities to Be Performed: the Operations and Administrative Activities to Maintain Current Transit System.expected Outcomes: Moving Passengers to Work School Community Events Shopping Healthcare Facilities Etc. Intended Beneficiaries: Merced County Residents Including Families Students Seniors Disable Individuals That Depend on the Service for Their Transportation Needs. Subrecipient Activities: None.
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$3.6 Million
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