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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Pohnpei Utilities Corporation (PUC) Is Granted $136,145.00 in Maintenance Assistance Program (MAP) Funding to Support the Sustainability and Operational Effectiveness of Its Tree Trimming Division. This Division Plays a Vital Role in Maintaining the Reliability and Safety of Pohnpei?s Power Distribution Network by Preventing Outages, Reducing Fire Hazards, and Preserving Infrastructure Integrity. With Over 200 Miles of Distribution Lines Across the Island, Puc?s Ten Mobile Tree Trimming Teams Require Dependable Transportation, Power Sources, and Equipment to Perform Daily Vegetation Clearance. the Requested Funds Will Be Used to Procure Five New Double Cab Flatbed Trucks, Five Portable Tree Shredders, Ten Chainsaws, and Five Portable Power Stations?essential Assets to Replace Aging Equipment and Enhance Field Operations. the Project Aligns With the Support of Oia for the Long Standing Pacific Lineman Training Project, and Supports Sustainability of That Project as Well.
Committed
$136,145
Paid out
$79.4K
58%
Committed, not yet paid
$56.7K
42%
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