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Federal grant · formula grant (a)
Application Purpose: MTS Operates in 570 Square Miles of the Urbanized Areas of San Diego County Serving Approximately 3 Million People in San Diego County. to Sustain Lowered Facility and Equipment Operating Costs This Funding Will Contribute Toward MTS Achieving a State of Good Repair for All Transit Assets. This Project Will Also Increase Service Reliability by Allowing the Continuation of MTS Robust Maintenance Program.; Activities Performed: Maintenance of Fleet and Operating Costs to Support MTS Ada Paratransit Service.; Expected Outcomes: Maintenance and Operation of Fleet Allows MTS to Provide Safe and Reliable Transportation to the Communities Within the County of San Diego.; Intended Beneficiaries: About 570 Square Miles of the Urbanized Areas of San Diego County as Well as the Rural Parts of East County 3240 Total Square Miles. Serving Approximately 3 Million People in San Diego County as Well as Visitors and Neighboring Naval Station.; Subrecipient Activities: MTS Does Not Intend to Sub-award Funds.
Committed
$36.4 Million
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