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Milford Transit District

Application Purpose: Funds for Operating Assistance and the Replacement and Upgrade of a Bus Wash Gantry System; Activities Performed: Operating Costs to Be Covered Include Salaries Benefits Fuel Utilities Insurance and Office and Maintenance Supplies. Replace an Aging Bus Wash Gantry System and Refurbish the Bus Wash Bay at the Districts Facility.; Expected Outcomes: the District Will Be Able to Continue to Operate to Serve the Transportation Needs of the Milford CT Community.a Properly Operating Bus Wash System Will Enhance the State of Good Repair of the Districts Facility With a Water Recovery Component in an Efficiently Heated Space.; Intended Beneficiaries: Fixed Route and Ada Service Riders Will Benefit.; Subrecipient Activities: None

Committed

$1.9 Million

Paid out
$439.0K
23%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.5M
77%

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