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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: the Purpose of This Award Is to Provide $1946604 to Thousand Oaks and Moorpark City Transit for Preventive Maintenance Capital Contracting Cost and Operating Assistance; $2797187 to VCTC for Preventive Maintenance Operating Assistance and Planning; and $1359289 to Camarillo Area Transit for Preventive Maintenance and Operating Assistance.; Activities Performed: Funds Will Be Used to Cover Eligible Operating Expenses Such as Driver Salaries Fuel Maintenance On-demand Rideshare Transit Vehicle Leases Etc. to Continue Transit Operations.; Expected Outcomes: Funding Will Permit VCTC to Continue to Provide Operations That Would Otherwise Have to Be Cut Due to Lack of Funding.; Intended Beneficiaries: VCTC and the Riders That Rely on Its Services Will Benefit From Continued Service Permitting Workers to Get to Work and Riders to Get to Essential Services.; Subrecipient Activities: the Following Are Providers of Transit Service Operators: MV Transportation Rideco and Ratp-dev.
Committed
$6.1 Million
Paid out
$6.1M
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.5K
<1%
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